Balaji Telefilms Ltd.

Balaji Telefilms Ltd is an entertainment company that provides television and movies for companies. The company went public on February 28th amongst the largest production houses in Asia and the Middle East with regards to delivering Hindi and regional content. As a reigning expert in the T.V. medium along with being credited by many to have polarized and changed the face of the Indian television, we are committed to being proactive visionaries to stay ahead of the competition. We are the leader in providing television content and have produced over 15,000 hours of valued content that shattered previous TRP/GRP records! Starting from a single production of Mano Ya Na Mano, we have become a conglomerate that has produced several hit shows to its credit such as Kyu Ki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bhau Thi, Bade Achhe Lagte Hai, Pavitra Rishta and many more. Constant drive for growth and progression led us to venture into producing content on the silver screen through a subsidiary created in 2001, Balaji Motion Pictures Ltd. In a short period of time, Balaji Motion Pictures Ltd. has established itself as a top 5 contender and worked with the likes of Akshay Kumar, Sonakshi Sinha, Ranveer Singh, Priyanka Chopra, Sidharth Malhotra, Varun Dhawan to name a few. Today Balaji Motion Pictures Ltd. has etched itself in the industry as a key leader to provide Entertainment, Entertainment, Entertainment. As we look to further our growth and continued success, we are committed to enhance our shareholder's value and provide distinctive content that our audiences expect from us. We will continue to expand through our expertise in the T.V. and Motion Pictures division along with initiatives that will lead us to become a fully in-house organization from conceptualizing a notion to the execution to reach the demands of our consumers. Balaji Telefilms Ltd was originally incorporated as a private limited company on November 10th breaking content as people have come to know over the years. Today Balaji Telefilms Ltd. is 1994.

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