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News18
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- News18
NH Studioz: The Power Behind the Curtain Bringing Sholay Back to the Nation
PNNMumbai (Maharashtra) [India], August 14: For 50 years, Sholay has stood as the most celebrated landmark of Indian cinema. This Independence Day, NH Studioz — one of India's largest and most influential custodians of film rights — will unite the country in a shared moment of nostalgia and pride by bringing the restored Sholay to audiences nationwide and beyond.– Restored version of the iconic film to air on Doordarshan and NH Studioz's FAST channels this Independence Day as Sholay celebrates 50 golden jubilee celebration will span multiple platforms:* Doordarshan – 1:00 PM telecast on 15th August* NH Bollygold – 2:00 PM on 15th August, bringing the cult classic to lovers of yesteryear cinema* NH Bollyflix – 8:00 PM on 15th August, free on Samsung TV Plus, Runn TV, Swift TV, Airtel Xstream, Watcho, OTT Play, and moreBefore NH Studioz acquired Sholay in 2016, the film's exposure was limited, its glory confined to a single medium. NH Studioz transformed that reality. Through meticulous restoration, strategic positioning, and multi-platform availability, the studio reignited the film's magic for audiences old and new. Today, Sholay lives not just in memory but across Apple TV, Amazon Prime Video, Google Play Movies, YouTube, inflight entertainment, DVDs, and global festival circuits — a living, breathing Part of popular culture 'Sholay is not just a film — it's an emotion that has lived in the hearts of Indians for five decades," said Mr. Narendra Hirawat, Chairman, NH Studioz. 'Marking its golden jubilee with a restored version is our tribute to the timeless storytelling that unites generations, and a reaffirmation of our mission to preserve and share India's greatest cinematic works with the widest possible audience."This milestone is also part of a larger story: NH Studioz has been a driving force behind the renaissance of Doordarshan, India's national broadcaster. By providing a steady stream of timeless classics and contemporary cinema every afternoon, NH Studioz has reconnected millions of nationwide viewers with the joy of appointment television. And now, bringing Sholay back across national TV, FAST channels, and digital platforms isn't just a telecast — it's a cultural celebration in Amar Akbar Anthony to Pink, NH Studioz has safeguarded over 2,500 cinematic treasures. Yet, the studio has always done so quietly, letting the films take the spotlight while it moves the industry forward from behind the golden jubilee of Sholay is more than an anniversary — it's a showcase of NH Studioz's enduring mission: to preserve, revitalise, and share the very best of Indian cinema with the world.(ADVERTORIAL DISCLAIMER: The above press release has been provided by PNN. ANI will not be responsible in any way for the content of the same)

Khaleej Times
25-03-2025
- Entertainment
- Khaleej Times
Prime Video reacts to Shekhar Kapur's claims about 'Bandit Queen' edits
Streaming platform Prime Video on Monday issued a clarification in response to filmmaker Shekhar Kapur, who recently alleged that his film Bandit Queen has been cut without his consent on Prime Video. However, in a statement, Prime Video's spokesperson denied making any edits to the film. "Prime Video has not made any edits to the version of the film Bandit Queen currently streaming on the service. The version available on Prime Video is the version provided by the film's distributor, NH Studioz," the spokesperson said. Kapur had claimed that the film had been edited beyond recognition without his consent. "I wonder @IAmSudhirMishra if OTT platforms would let me make #BanditQueen the way I made it years ago. The Bandit Queen on #AmazonPrime is unrecognisable from my film. Someone has cut it beyond recognition. And yet it carries my name as director. And no one asked me! Are we lesser beings than Western Directors? Would they have the guts to cut a Chris Nolan film without his permission?" his post on X read. Bandit Queen, based on the life of Phoolan Devi, stars Seema Biswas in the lead role. In 1995, the movie won the Indian National Film Award for Best Feature Film in Hindi.