Category: MIL-OSI

Source: Government of India

Posted On: 02 MAY 2025 9:33PM by PIB Mumbai

Mumbai, 2 May 2025

 

WAVES Bazaar, the flagship global market initiative of the WAVES Summit, has emerged as a powerful catalyst for international collaboration in the media and entertainment industry. Designed to connect creators with investors, buyers, and collaborators across borders, WAVES Bazaar is poised to transform India into a strategic hub for content commerce. WAVES Bazaar 2025 garners over ₹250 Crore in Deals and Unveils Major International Alliances, informed Sanjay Jaju, Secretary, I&B at WAVES in Mumbai today.

In its inaugural edition, WAVES Bazaar brought together leading players from over 22 countries—including South Korea, Japan, USA, Germany, Russia, Netherlands, and New Zealand—and featured participation from 95 global buyers and 224 sellers. Key buyers included Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Meta, Disney Star, Zee Entertainment, Banijay Asia, Warner Bros. Discovery, Sony LIV, YRF, Dharma, Jio Studios, Rotterdam Film Festival, and Rushlake Media.

Viewing Room & Market Screenings:

115 filmmakers presented completed works to international buyers.15 standout projects were selected as Top Selects from the Viewing Room and showcased live. These filmmakers were felicitated by acclaimed casting director Mukesh Chhabra, with actor Tiger Shroff joining to support one of the selected titles. Market Screenings, showcased 15 notable and appreciated projects from talented filmmakers.

Pitch Room: From 104 project submissions, 16 curated projects were selected to pitch live, offering early-stage creators a platform to engage directly with industry stakeholders in the over 2 days of Waves Bazaar.

B2B Buyer-Seller Market: WAVES Bazaar launched India’s first dedicated B2B buyer-seller meetings in association with FICCI (Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce & Industry), held from May 1–3, enabling targeted deal-making and creative business development.

Early Business Outcomes

WAVES Bazaar recorded confirmed transactions worth ₹250 crore across film, music, animation, radio, and VFX sectors within the first day and a half of the market. This figure is expected to rise significantly over the next two days and expected to cross more than 400 crores.

Notable deals and Landmark Announcements on May 2, 2025

• Khidki Gaon, a Top Selects film, secured a post-production and VFX deal with the Asian Cinema Fund. The Asian Cinema Fund (ACF) is a support program of the Busan International Film Festival that provides funding for Asian films, including both fiction and documentary projects.
• Indo-European Animation Alliance (€30 Million) 

Broadvision Perspectives (India) and Fabrique d’Images Group (Europe) announced a €30 million co-production agreement for four animated features. Each title, budgeted at €7–8 million, will be developed under Indo-French and Indo-Belgian treaty frameworks. The alliance was formalized by Mark Mertens (COO, FDI Group) and Sriram Chandrasekaran (Founder & CEO, Broadvision), establishing a new benchmark for international animation collaborations from India.

• India–UK Co-Production MoU Signed

Amanda Groom (Founder & CEO, The Bridge, UK) and Munjal Shroff (Co-founder, Graphiti Studios, India) signed an MoU to co-develop a slate of factual series exploring India’s colonial history. The partnership, developed over years of collaboration since Film Bazaar and finalized at Content India, marks a significant step in transnational storytelling.

• “Shin chan India Year” Initiative Launched by TV Asahi

TV Asahi announced the “Shin chan India Year” to celebrate the franchise’s immense popularity in India. Highlights include:

• Theatrical release of Shin chan: Our Dinosaur Diary on May 9
• A Diwali 2025 release of a second film, The Spicy Kasukabe Dancers in India
• Fan engagement events at Anime India (August) and Mela Mela JAPAN (September)

This initiative further establishes India’s rising role in the global anime ecosystem and strengthens Indo-Japanese cultural ties.

 

* * *

PIB TEAM WAVES 2025 | Rajith/ Nikita/ LekshmiPriya/ Darshana | 157

(Release ID: 2126356) Visitor Counter : 95

Source: Government of India

At WAVES 2025, experts call for unified action against piracy, blending technology, law, and awareness

Panel discussion highlights economic losses, cybercrime risks, and solutions combining enforcement and education

“Effective anti-piracy enforcement could drive a 25% increase in legal video service users”

Posted On: 03 MAY 2025 2:51PM by PIB Mumbai

Mumbai, 3 May 2025

 

At WAVES 2025, a panel discussion on “Piracy: Safeguarding Content through Technology” brought together global leaders in media, law, and cybersecurity to address one of the most pressing challenges facing the digital content economy. Moderated by Neil Gane, Vice President and Head of Asia Pacific at IP House, the conversation reflected the growing consensus that piracy is no longer a fringe concern but a mainstream threat demanding coordinated, multi-dimensional responses.

Vivek Couto, Managing & Executive Director of Media Partners Asia, underlined the economic cost of unchecked piracy. “Online piracy is expected to cost the industry over 10% in lost revenue between 2025 and 2029,” he said. “But effective anti-piracy enforcement could drive a 25% increase in legal video service users and unlock a US$ 0.5 billion boost in content investment, raising the total value to US$ 3.8 billion by 2029.” He urged stakeholders to reframe the piracy discussion from protection to potential, especially as India’s digital video economy scales.

Dr. Shruti Mantri, Associate Director at ISB Institute of Data Science, highlighted the intersection of digital piracy and cybercrime. “Piracy often involves malicious tools like trojans, ransomware, and spyware. Users between 18–24 years old are particularly vulnerable,” she said. She called for comprehensive public awareness campaigns and educational initiatives, noting that prevention must begin with informed consumers. She also announced a Digital Piracy Summit being organized by ISB in collaboration with CBI and Interpol on July 9–10.

Speaking on anti-piracy operations in the sports sector, Anurag Kashyap, Head of Anti-Piracy Operations at DAZN, explained the preventive approach. “Our strategy is built around the three Ds: detection, disruption, and deterrence. We start enforcement even before the event goes live,” he said. Invisible watermarking, he added, plays a pivotal role in tracking leaks.

Legal expert Anil Lale, Head-Legal at Jio Hotstar, stressed the importance of strong enforcement. “The biggest deterrent is prosecuting the pirates. Law enforcement must identify the source of leaks and stop playing catch-up,” he said. Prevention, he asserted, should be proactive rather than reactive.

Praveen Anand of Anand and Anand Associates emphasized that the solution lies in both technology and judicial reform. “Tools like AI, blockchain, and watermarking are crucial. But we must also make camcording difficult with measures like metal detectors. Timely legal action is essential to create deterrence,” he noted.

The panel converged on the need for a united front, where technology, legislation, enforcement agencies, and public awareness work in tandem to protect the future of digital content. WAVES 2025, through such discussions, continues to spotlight actionable strategies for the Media and Entertainment industry’s most pressing concerns.

 

For official updates on realtime, please follow us: 

On X : 

https://x.com/WAVESummitIndia

https://x.com/MIB_India

https://x.com/PIB_India

https://x.com/PIBmumbai

On Instagram: 

https://www.instagram.com/wavesummitindia

https://www.instagram.com/mib_india

https://www.instagram.com/pibindia

* * *

PIB TEAM WAVES 2025 | Rajith/ Lekshmipriya/ Nikhitha/ Darshana | 160

(Release ID: 2126455) Visitor Counter : 69

Source: Government of India

A hundred applications expressing interest for shooting in India received in India Cine Hub (ICH) within a year: Prithul Kumar, MD, NFDC

“A Lot of foreign productions are going to come to India in the coming days”: Bhumi Pednekar

“Many locations from popular films have become popular tourist destinations in India”: Nitin Tej Ahuja, CEO, Producers Guild of India

Panel discussion on ‘Lights, Camera, Destination! Branding India Through Films’ at WAVES 2025

Posted On: 02 MAY 2025 10:09PM by PIB Mumbai

Mumbai, 2 May 2025

 

“It is India’s time; everyone knows it globally” – stated actor Bhumi Pednekar in a panel discussion titled ‘Lights, Camera, Destination! Branding India Through Films’ at WAVES 2025 in Mumbai today.

The other panellists in the discussion included Shri Prithul Kumar, Joint Secretary (I&B) and MD, NFDC, Shri Nitin Tej Ahuja, CEO, Producers Guild, Shri Rajender Kumar, Secretary (Tourism), Government of Gujarat, Mugdha Sinha, MD, ITDC.

Shri Prithul Kumar, Joint Secretary (I&B) and MD, NFDC, informed that the India Cine Hub (ICH) set up by the Ministry of Information & Broadcasting promotes and facilitates film shootings in India for global film makers and producers. He said that it is a one-stop destination for filming in India, which also has links to various state portals for film facilitation. It acts as a single-window facilitation and clearance mechanism that eases filming in India, as well as endeavouring to create a film-friendly ecosystem and promoting the country as a filming destination. The incentives have been upscaled in 2023 and as a result, business multiplied tenfold and more than hundred applications expressing to shoot in India has been received in the portal. These incentives made India an attractive shooting destination for foreign film makers. 

Bhumi Padnekar said that a lot of foreign productions are going to come to India in the coming days. “People in many parts of the world know about Mumbai because of our cinema”, she added. Speaking about her preference for shooting in destinations around India, Bhumi Pednekar said, “Most of my films are in culturally dense, heartland films. Our jaazba and love for our cinema, the way our cast and crew work with dedication, is incomparable”.

Throwing light on the film industry in India, Bhumi Pednekar remarked that film sets now have almost equal number of men and women working in it. The gentry people coming in filmmaking in India is only getting better, she added.

Nitin Tej Ahuja said that many locations from popular films have become popular tourist destinations in India. The ‘Bobby’ bungalow in Gulmarg, yellow mustard fields in Punjab popularized by DDLJ, Ratlam to Bhathinda train journey showcased in ‘Jab Me Met’, Pangong lake where scenes from ‘Three Idiots’ were shot are some such examples. Youngsters in India had started travelling to Goa in group of friends ever since ‘Dil Chahta Hai’ released, he added.

Mugdha Sinha, MD, ITDC, opined that the country may think of opening our institutions for film shooting. She stated that it is the most opportune time for film making and tourism in the country. Rajender Kumar, Secretary (Tourism), Government of Gujarat, spoke about initiatives taken by the Government of Gujarat to promote tourism through films shot in Gujarat, like mentioning in the credit lines the place where shooting took place. Positive policy paradigms, good infrastructure and ease of obtaining permission for shooting are attracting film makers to the state, he added.

The session was moderated by Supriya Suri, Founder, Creative Economy Forum.

 

* * *

PIB TEAM WAVES 2025 | Rajith/LekshmiPriya/Sriyanka/ Darshana | 158

(Release ID: 2126368) Visitor Counter : 83

Source: Government of India

Posted On: 03 MAY 2025 3:10PM by PIB Mumbai

Mumbai, 3 May 2025

 

A high-profile breakout session titled “Digital Dreams & Cinematic Visions: Madhya Pradesh as the Next Creative Hub” was held today at Waves 2025. The session was moderated by Naman Ramachandran, International Correspondent of Variety.

Renowned producer and director Ekta Kapoor officially launched the Film Tourism Policy 2025 of the Madhya Pradesh government. The session also witnessed the launch of the AVGC XR Policy 2025 and the Second Phase of the Madhya Pradesh Film Cell Portal.

Speaking on the occasion, Ekta Kapoor emphasized that while choosing a film destination, factors like rebate, ease of obtaining permissions, visual scenery, and ease of shooting are paramount.

Shri Sheo Shekhar Shukla, IAS, Principal Secretary, Tourism Department, Government of Madhya Pradesh, highlighted that MP is the heart of Incredible India and is fast becoming the heart of filmmakers as well. He noted the state’s shooting-friendly environment, rich history and heritage, and ready talent pool. The state has one of the best benchmark financial incentive policies and a simplified single portal system for permissions, ensuring ease of shooting. He mentioned that the 2.0 policy marks an improvement with increased incentives and special provisions for repeat shooting. Extra incentives will be extended to films using local languages and local talent as well as films made in other Indian languages that shoot in MP. He added that Madhya Pradesh is aiming to give Mumbai a run for its money by branding the state through facilitating filmmaking.

Shri Sanjay Dubey, Additional Chief Secretary, Department of IT and DST, Government of Madhya Pradesh, said the new AVGC policy will support pre and post-production and also promote related sectors like animation, gaming, and VFX. He emphasized the government’s proactive and risk-taking approach in supporting filmmakers.

Shobha Sant, CEO of Creativeland Studios and a seasoned producer, shared her experiences from the film Stree 2, shot in MP using local talent and technicians. She cited international productions like Lion and A Suitable Boy, also shot in the state. An upcoming Australian co-production has also chosen MP as its location. Remarking that no complaints have ever been reported by film teams located in Madhya Pradesh added that “People who come once to Madhya Pradesh, want to keep coming back”.

Other dignitaries in the panel, Jyotirmoy Saha, CEO of August Media Group, stated that the new policies will catalyze the formation of creative hubs across the state while Ashish Kulkarni, Chairman, FICCI AVGC sector, spoke on the other attractions of Madhya Pradesh, including its cuisine, the Tribal Museum, and the Global Skills Park.

 

For official updates on realtime, please follow us: 

On X : 

https://x.com/WAVESummitIndia

https://x.com/MIB_India

https://x.com/PIB_India

https://x.com/PIBmumbai

On Instagram: 

https://www.instagram.com/wavesummitindia

https://www.instagram.com/mib_india

https://www.instagram.com/pibindia

 

* * *

PIB TEAM WAVES 2025 | Rajith/ Athira/ Darshana | 161

(Release ID: 2126457) Visitor Counter : 17

Source: Government of India

Posted On: 03 MAY 2025 9:12AM by PIB Delhi

Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi today condoled the loss of lives due to a stampede in Shirgao, Goa.

The PMO India handle in post on X said:

“Saddened by the loss of lives due to a stampede in Shirgao, Goa. Condolences to those who lost their loved ones. May the injured recover soon. The local administration is assisting those affected: PM @narendramodi”

Saddened by the loss of lives due to a stampede in Shirgao, Goa. Condolences to those who lost their loved ones. May the injured recover soon. The local administration is assisting those affected: PM @narendramodi

— PMO India (@PMOIndia) May 3, 2025

***

MJPS/SR/SKS

(Release ID: 2126392) Visitor Counter : 69

Source: Government of India

PRESIDENT OF INDIA GRACES THE LAUNCH OF THE MEDIATION ASSOCIATION OF INDIA AND ADDRESSES THE FIRST NATIONAL MEDIATION CONFERENCE

THE DISPUTE RESOLUTION MECHANISM UNDER THE MEDIATION ACT SHOULD BE EFFECTIVELY EXTENDED TO RURAL AREAS SO THAT THE PANCHAYATS ARE LEGALLY EMPOWERED TO MEDIATE AND RESOLVE THE CONFLICTS IN VILLAGES: PRESIDENT DROUPADI MURMU

Posted On: 03 MAY 2025 6:31PM by PIB Delhi

The President of India, Smt Droupadi Murmu graced the launch of the Mediation Association of India and addressed the First National Mediation Conference 2025 in New Delhi today (May 3, 2025). 

Speaking on the occasion, the President said that the Mediation Act, 2023 was the first step in consolidating the civilisational legacy. Now we need to add momentum to it and strengthen its practice. She emphasised that the dispute resolution mechanism under the Mediation Act should be effectively extended to rural areas so that the Panchayats are legally empowered to mediate and resolve the conflicts in villages. Social harmony in villages is an essential prerequisite of making the nation strong, she said. 

The President said that mediation is an essential part of the delivery of justice, which is at the heart of the Constitution of India – our founding text. Mediation can speed up the delivery of justice not only in the specific case under consideration, but also in other cases, by reducing the burden on courts of a large number of litigations. It can make the overall judicial system much more efficient. It can thus open up the developmental pathways that might have been blocked up. It can enhance both the ease of doing business and the ease of living. Mediation, when we see it this way, becomes a key instrument to realise the vision of Viksit Bharat by 2047. 

The President said that India has a long and rich tradition of judicial mechanisms in which out-of-court settlements were more of a norm than exception. The institution of Panchayat is legendary for fostering amicable resolutions. The Panchayat’s endeavour was not only to resolve the dispute but also to remove any bitterness among the parties about it. It was a pillar of social harmony for us. Unfortunately, the colonial rulers ignored this exemplary legacy when they imposed an alien legal system on us. While the new system did have a provision for mediation and out-of-court resolution, and the old tradition of alternative mechanisms did continue, there was no institutional framework for it. The Mediation Act, 2023 plugs that loophole and has a number of provisions that will form the foundation of a vibrant and effective mediation ecosystem in India. 

The President said that the First National Mediation Conference is not a mere ceremonial event; it is a call to action. It calls upon us to collectively shape the future of mediation in India — by nurturing trust, building professional capabilities, and making mediation accessible to every citizen, across all sections of society. The establishment of the Mediation Association of India is a significant step forward in carrying this legacy into the future. It institutionalizes and promotes mediation as a preferred, structured, and widely accessible mode of dispute resolution — an approach that is timely and much needed in today’s dynamic and complex world. 

The President said that we should see effective dispute and conflict resolution as not merely a legal necessity but a societal imperative. Mediation fosters dialogue, understanding and collaboration. These values are essential for building a harmonious and progressive nation. It will lead to the emergence of a conflict-resilient, inclusive and harmonious society. 

Click here to see the President’s address.

***

MJPS/SR/SKS

(Release ID: 2126534) Visitor Counter : 14

Source: Hong Kong Government special administrative region

Source: Hong Kong Government special administrative region

     Police reclassified an assault occasioning actual bodily harm (AOABH) case in Mong Kok yesterday (May 2) as murder.

     At 6.33am yesterday, Police received a report from a staff member of a hotel on Prince Edward Road West that a woman collapsed in a room.

     Police officers sped to the scene and found the 46-year-old woman lying on a chair. Sustaining injuries to her face, she was rushed to Kwong Wah Hospital in unconscious state and was certified dead at 5.23pm on the same day.

     Initial investigation revealed that the deceased was allegedly assaulted by a man with a hard object. The assailant then fled away.

     Police arrested the 42-year-old man in Mong Kok for AOABH yesterday. He is being detained for enquiries.

     Upon further investigation, Police reclassified the case as murder. Post-mortem examinations will be conducted later to ascertain the cause of death.

     Active investigation by the District Crime Squad of Mong Kok District is under way. Anyone who witnessed the case or has any information to offer is urged to contact the investigating officers on 3661 8741.

Source: Government of India

Union Minister Shri Manohar Lal and Chief Minister Ms Rekha Gupta attends 31st Foundation Day of   Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC)  today in New Delhi

Adding cargo compartments to metro trains will enhance business efficiency for the urban working class : Shri Manohar Lal

Posted On: 03 MAY 2025 8:01PM by PIB Delhi

The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) observed its 31st Foundation Day today at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi.

The occasion was attended by Shri Manohar Lal, Hon’ble Union Minister of Housing and Urban Affairs & Power, as the Chief Guest. Smt. Rekha Gupta, Hon’ble Chief Minister, GNCTD, was present as the Guest of Honour.

Hon’ble Minister of Housing & Urban Affairs and Power, Shri Manohar Lal ji, joins Hon’ble Chief Minister Smt Rekha Gupta ji on the occasion of the 31st Foundation Day of Delhi Metro Rail Corporation at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi

In his address, the Hon’ble Minister highlighted the significant role that Delhi Metro plays in the daily life of the common citizen in Delhi. He emphasized that easy, reliable, and safe mobility is the fundamental right of every citizen, and that urban transport systems like the Delhi Metro have become an indispensable part of urban living.

Looking ahead, the Hon’ble Minister underlined that by 2047, nearly 50% of India’s population will reside in urban areas, making it imperative to plan and strengthen urban mobility infrastructure today. He shared a visionary idea of adding cargo compartments to metro trains, enabling small businessmen, vendors, and hawkers to seamlessly transport their goods across the city — a step that would save time, reduce energy consumption, and enhance business efficiency for the urban working class.

Furthermore, Shri Manohar Lal ji emphasized the need to integrate green and renewable energy solutions in metro operations, aligning with the nation’s sustainable development goals. He reiterated that metro systems will be the lifeline of every city in India, and their continued expansion and modernization is key to building smart, inclusive, and future-ready urban centers.

Other dignitaries in attendance included Shri Katikithala Srinivas, Secretary, Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs and Chairman, DMRC; Shri Dharmendra, Chief Secretary, GNCTD; and Dr. Vikas Kumar, Managing Director, DMRC.

During the programme, DMRC’s Annual Awards were presented to individuals and teams for their exemplary contributions to the organization.

The recognitions included:

•           *Metro Woman of the Year*: Ms. Preeti, Senior Station Controller/Train Operator

*Metro Man of the Year*: Shri Suresh Pawar, Senior Station Manager/Line Supervisor

•           *Best Metro Station*: Karol Bagh Metro Station

•           *Best Metro Depot*: Kalindi Kunj Depot

•           *Rajbhasha Puruskar*:Ms. Anjali, Senior Customer Relations Assistant

 

A special award was also presented to the Metro Adventure Club (MAC) team for its year long activities promoting team spirit and bonding  among DMRC employees.

The Hon’ble Chief Minister of Delhi Smt. Rekha Gupta also congratulated Delhi Metro on the occasion. “The place that Delhi Metro has made in the hearts of the people, it is indeed nothing less than the lifeline.

There is a ‘feel good factor’ when a passenger enters the Delhi Metro. They keep it clean, and they follow the rules as well. There has been a behavioural change,” she said during her address.

The event was a time to reflect at how far Delhi Metro has come and to appreciate the hard work of everyone who has been part of this journey. It was also a reminder of DMRC’s continued focus on providing safe, dependable, and eco-friendly travel to the people of Delhi and the surrounding areas.

****

SK

(Release ID: 2126593) Visitor Counter : 32

Source: Government of India

WAVES Bazaar: A Groundbreaking Debut in Global Creative Collaboration

From India to the World: WAVES Bazaar Sparks Major Global Entertainment Alliances, records business transactions exceeding ₹800 crore

Posted On: 03 MAY 2025 8:48PM by PIB Mumbai

Mumbai, 3 May 2025

 

The inaugural edition of WAVES Bazaar, held from May 1st to 3rd, 2025, in Mumbai, concluded with resounding success, establishing itself as a premier platform for international business collaboration in the creative industries. Organised under the umbrella of the World Audio Visual & Entertainment Summit (WAVES), the marketplace recorded business transactions exceeding ₹800 crore across the Film, Music, Radio, VFX, and Animation sectors. With deal-making still underway, the total valuation is projected to surpass ₹1000 crore in a few days.

 

Key Highlights

A key highlight of the Bazaar was the Buyer-Seller Market which witnessed over 3,000 B2B meetings, generating revenue upwards of ₹500 crore, with additional deals expected to close in the coming days. Curated screenings of films at the 80-seat venue drew enthusiastic responses and appreciation for the selected films. The Bazaar also helped emerging creators pitch their IPs to a global network of buyers and collaborators, generating significant interest and fostering new partnerships.

In a major achievement in international collaborations between India and New Zealand, Film India Screen Collective and Screen Canterbury NZ, led by Petrina D’Rozario, announced a collaborative proposal, inspired by WAVES, to launch the first-ever Indian Film Festival in New Zealand, aimed at deepening tourism, cultural exchange and co-production ties between the two countries.

Paving the wave for an India-Russia collaboration, Only Much Louder (OML) CEO Tushar Kumar and Gazprom Media CEO Alexander Zharov have begun early talks on a potential Memorandum of Understanding to collaborate on cross-cultural festivals and co-produce comedy and music shows in Russia and India.

 

Major Deal Announcements

The announcement of the Prime Video & CJ ENM Multi-Year Collaboration was a key highlight of the Bazaar as the strategic partnership was unveiled to distribute premium Korean content globally. With its launch expected in June 2025 with Head Over Heels, the deal includes streaming in over 240 countries, featuring 28 subtitle languages and 11 dubbed versions. The initiative highlights Asia’s growing creative presence on global streaming platforms.

Another initiative that added value to the Bazaar was the announcement of the film Devi Chowdhurani, which became the India’s first official Indo-UK co-production. Backed by the Ministry of I&B, NFDC, FFO, and Invest India, the a pre-teaser of the film was unveiled at the Bazaar. The historical epic, set during the Sanyasi-Fakir rebellion, stars Prosenjit Chatterjee and Srabanti Chatterjee, with music by Pandit Bickram Ghosh.

The announcement of the launch of the feature film Violated was another initiative that vindicated the purpose of WAVES Bazaar. A bold psychological thriller, Violated marks the directorial debut of Dimple Dugar. Celebrated for its strong female-led narrative, the film is co-produced by Fusion Flicks from the UK and JVD Films, signalling Dugar’s transition from commercial to feature filmmaking.

With its impactful debut, WAVES Bazaar has not only positioned itself as a global hub for creative collaboration but also set the stage for a new era of cross-border storytelling and industry transformation.

 

For official updates on realtime, please follow us: 

On X : 

https://x.com/WAVESummitIndia

https://x.com/MIB_India

https://x.com/PIB_India

https://x.com/PIBmumbai

On Instagram: 

https://www.instagram.com/wavesummitindia

https://www.instagram.com/mib_india

https://www.instagram.com/pibindia

 

* * *

PIB TEAM WAVES 2025 | Rabee/ Riyas/ Darshana | 168

(Release ID: 2126611) Visitor Counter : 49