Dharma Productions

The Hindi film industry is set for a major shift, driven by rising costs and corporate interest in the entertainment sector. Analysts predict consolidation among production houses in the coming months

This comes hot on heels of Poonawalla-Dharma deal

Biz of making films and shows needs more such tie-ups if it is to scale up

Karan Johar to retain remaining 50% ownership

Adar Poonawalla's Serene Entertainment has acquired a 50 per cent stake in Dharma for Rs 1,000 crore

Karan Johar has been seeking to monetise his stake in Dharma Productions for a while, but previous deals failed due to differences over valuation

Analysts say Dharma would provide Saregama with a steady pipeline of big films and their music, pushing it up the value chain

Saregama is in talks to acquire a majority stake in Karan Johar's Dharma Productions, though the deal may not finalise soon. The move comes amid box office volatility affecting studios

Red Chillies Entertainment released a statement stating various 'fraudulent offers' for job opportunities in the company are being circulated on social media platforms

Despite all the hype, the Rs 150-80 crore budget Rocky aur Rani's collections were Rs 11 crore on the first day and Rs 46.15 crore for the weekend

Results sourced from RoC show YRF reported highest profit in seven years, while Dharma recovered nearly all its pre-Covid profit; listed peers Balaji, Eros in red

The most expensive Hindi film ever made has to share 55 per cent of the revenue with exhibitors

As the nature of content and creativity is changing, it is forcing traditional talent agencies to evolve and also spawning a whole new variety of them

The Mumbai Police on Sunday summoned Apoorva Mehta, the CEO of Dharma Productions, in the Sushant Singh Rajput death case

Johar, who first collaborated with Netflix on the 2018 anthology film "Lust Stories", is also directing "Ghost Stories" and producing "Guilty" for Netflix

We are lopsided on talent. There aren't enough good writers and actors, says Apoorva Mehta, CEO, Dharma Production

Dharma last year launched a creative output unit called Dharma 2.0, led by director Punit Malhotra