The Aditya Birla Group-backed Indian studio, led by Sameer Nair, will adapt six Jeffrey Archer novels into Hindi and Tamil shows and films by 2026, blending global media IP with local stories.

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District by Zomato will handle ticketing, allowing users to find, book and attend events like Comic Con, NH7 Weekender and ...

As the AI-altered Tamil re-release of Raanjhanaa draws flak from Dhanush and Aanand L Rai, Eros defends it and accuses Rai of falsely linking his upcoming film Tere Ishq Mein to the Raanjhanaa ...

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WPP Media India has announced the appointment of Sairam Ranganathan as its new head of commerce. A long-time member of the ...

The travel community platform Zo World has announced a leadership transition. Aviral Gupta, a core team member of Zostel and ...

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The six Jeffrey Archer novels are The Clifton Chronicles, Fourth Estate, First Among Equals, The Eleventh Commandment, Sons ...