Lionsgate: Now Indian stories, comedy, and adventure films will be available to watch on Lionsgate.

Lionsgate india, Abundantia Entertainment, and EFAR are working together on two films. These films will be completely connected to the roots of indian culture. Rohit Jain, President of Lionsgate Play Asia, has expressed happiness on being associated with the new project. Lionsgate india Vikram Malhotra's Abundantia Entertainment and Kavita Sharma Gandhi's EFAR have joined hands to take entertainment a step further. They are working together on a romantic comedy and adventure film. According to media reports, there has been a hint about the kind of films he is going to do. The story of the film will have a mix of comedy and action. It is being told that the romantic comedy film will have very memorable characters. He is also working on an adventure film. Work is going on on the scripts of both films. 

Lionsgate Play Asia to take on digital streamers

Lionsgate Play Asia, which operates out of Southeast Asia, is set to raise its profile in the streaming market. Netflix, Prime Video, sony Liv, and Disney Plus Hotstar are already making a strong presence in the wallet PLATFORM' target='_blank' title='digital-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW'>digital streaming market. 

Till now, Lionsgate used to provide hollywood content.

Lionsgate Play was launched in india in 2020. It has been making hollywood movies and series available in many indian languages. In the past few years, it has made films like 'Twilight', 'John Wick' and the 'Hunger Games franchise available in the original hindi language. At the same time, it has also added original hindi language films like 'Letters to Mr. Khanna' and 'Nausikhiye'.  

Rohit Jain happy with a new project

Rohit Jain, President, of Lionsgate Play Asia, said, 'We are happy to work with Abundantia Entertainment and EFAR Films on two exciting upcoming projects. This project is going to connect audiences around the world with new and current situations. Malhotra, founder and CEO of Abundantia Entertainment, said, 'He wants to produce a great film, which is indian and can connect with the audience globally.' He has also expressed his happiness at working with Lions Gate.