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- Baweja Studios Ltd. (BAWEJA.NS) is an Indian media and entertainment company specializing in the production, distribution, and trading of movie rights for feature films, web series, animation, music videos, and digital content across Hindi, Punjabi, and regional languages. The company offers a diverse portfolio encompassing direct-to-digital films such as Mrs. (2024) and Khwaabon Ka Jhamela (2024); theatrical releases including recent co-productions like Bhagwat Chapter One: Raakshas (2025) with Jio Studios and Dog ‘n’ Bone Pictures, Perusu (2025, Tamil) with Stone Bench Films and Emberlight Studio, and Haq (2025) with Junglee Pictures and Insomnia Films; animation films like Chaar Sahibzaade (2014) and Super V (2019); web series including Bhaukaal (2020-present); and film distribution for titles such as Aranmanai 4 (2024) and Vettaiyan (2024). It focuses on script research and development, end-to-end content production, intellectual property creation through remakes, sequels, and adaptations, and strategic monetization via partnerships with studios and OTT platforms like Jio Studios and JioCinema to mitigate risks.
Founded in 2001 as Baweja Movies Private Limited by producer-director Harry Baweja and his wife Pammi Baweja, with roots tracing to earlier banners like S.P. Creations (Dilwale, 1994) and Baweja Art Productions (Trinetra, 1991), the company transitioned to a public limited entity in 2021 and listed on the NSE. Headquartered in Mumbai, Maharashtra, it primarily serves the Indian market with expanding operations in Bollywood, Punjabi, and South Indian cinema segments, targeting theatrical audiences, OTT consumers, and digital platforms.
In recent developments, Baweja Studios inked a three-project co-production deal with House of Talkies in February 2025 at MIP London, emphasizing emotionally resonant narratives in films and series. The company agreed to acquire a 51% stake in Three Knot Studios Limited for GBP 510 in November 2024, alongside incorporating a subsidiary LLP and appointing a company secretary in 2025, as disclosed in board updates. It has also advanced multiple 2025 releases and maintained six core business divisions including direct-to-digital films, theatrical films, and animation, supporting ongoing content pipeline expansion.