Reliance Entertainment

Reliance cable firms remove Star channels before IPL, to affect 20 million

According to broadcasting regulations, consumers have the right to request that their cable or DTH operators provide the channels they wish to watch

In a bid to bolster its leadership, Shemaroo makes two key appointments

Arpit Mankar has been appointed head of the non-Bollywood category, and Abhishek Joshi will lead the OTT platform of Shemaroo, ShemarooMe

Bollywood battles flop show as OTT platforms, South movies throw challenge

As theatres reopen, big-budget production houses face challenges with the financial cushion offered by pre-selling to OTTs set to diminish

IPL media rights auction concludes; value stays at Rs 43,050 crore

The per-match value for IPL has touched $13.5 million (or Rs 105 cr), which is second only to America's National Football League, which costs a broadcaster $17 million (Rs 132.26 crore) per match

IPL broadcasting rights: Amazon plans to pull out of Rs 60,000 cr race

Amazon's surprise pullout leaves the field open to Ambani's Reliance, Disney and Sony Group Corp

Bollywood stars falter as South Indian movies crack the box-office code

Larger-than-life movies' full value is offered only on a big screen, say experts; for other movies, consumers prefer to wait for their OTT release

'83' movie looks poised to be this year's biggest blockbuster

In terms of the overseas market, 83 is going to have the widest global release of any Bollywood movie ever, overtaking the record set by Sooryavanshi starring Akshay Kumar

Bollywood seeks to move past Covid-19 with $135 million film deal

Record label and Bollywood major T-Series, along with tycoon Anil Ambani's Reliance Entertainment Ltd. have agreed to jointly develop more than 10 features over the next 36 months

Reliance Entertainment partners with Ribhu Dasgupta to form Film Hangar

Reliance Entertainment, with Film Hangar, has invested in creative leadership and put content-driven cinema right at the forefront

Sooryavanshi, 83 makers says will consider digital release if Covid worsens

Reliance Entertainment Group CEO Shibashish Sarkar on Saturday said that they are "inclined" to release their much-awaited films -- Akshay Kumar-starrer "Sooryavanshi" and Ranveer Singh's "83" -- in cinemas, but if there is delay in the opening of theatres, they will explore the avenues for digital release. Cinema halls across the country have been closed since the nationwide-lockdown was announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in March to curb the spread of coronavirus. Sooryavanshi, directed by Rohit Shetty, and Kabir Khan's 83 were the first two big films to get a theatrical release dates after the first Unlock was implemented in June. Reliance Entertainment had announced that Akshay's cop drama will hit the theatres on Diwali, while "83" will release on Christmas this year "Just to reiterate we are 100% inclined to release 'Sooryavanshi' & '83' in theatres. However we do not want to push the release dates any further. "If uncertainty continues on the opening of cinemas or ..

RIL's media biz consolidation a blockbuster move for shareholders

In addition to synergy gains, strategic partner could add to digital offerings

Reliance Entertainment to tie up with south Indian movie production houses

In the Hindi film industry, Reliance Entertainment has joint ventures with Rohit Shetty Picturez, Plan C Studios and Phantom films