Distribution and Exhibition in Mumbai

Yash Raj Films, founded in 1970 by Yash Chopra and run by Aditya Chopra, is the largest film studio in India, with YRF Studios at Veera Desai Road, Andheri West — the only studio in Mumbai with its own shooting floors, s

T-Series, founded in 1983 by Gulshan Kumar and run by Bhushan Kumar, is the largest music label in India and one of the largest film producers, headquartered in Noida with its film office at Andheri West; its YouTube cha

Zee Studios, the film arm of Zee Entertainment, produces and distributes Hindi, Marathi and Punjabi films from Zee’s offices at Marathon Futurex, Lower Parel, and Andheri; The Kashmir Files, Sairat and Uri were its films

Viacom18 Studios, now part of JioStar after the Reliance–Disney merger of 2024, produced and distributed Queen, Padmaavat, Andhadhun and the Tiger films’ co-productions from its offices at Andheri and BKC.

Mukta Arts, founded in 1978 by Subhash Ghai and listed on the exchanges, is based at Audeus, Andheri West; Karz, Hero, Ram Lakhan, Khalnayak and Taal are its films, and it runs the Mukta A2 cinema chain and the Whistling

Pen India, founded in 1981 by Jayantilal Gada, is one of the largest film distributors and satellite-rights buyers in the Hindi industry, based at Andheri West; it distributed Dangal and RRR’s Hindi version and produced

Venus, founded in 1986 by Ratan and Champak Jain, is a music label and film distributor at Andheri West, with the music of Ghulam, Baazigar and the Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam era in its catalogue.

PVR INOX, the merged PVR and INOX Leisure of 2023, is the largest cinema chain in India, headquartered in Gurugram and listed on the Mumbai exchanges, with multiplexes across the city from Lower Parel to Malad; INOX bega

Eros International, founded in 1977 by Arjan Lulla, was for decades one of the largest Hindi film distributors and producers, with its office at Andheri West and the Eros Now streaming service; it is listed in New York a

JioStar, the 2024 merger of Reliance’s Viacom18 and Disney’s Star India, is the largest media company in India, running the Star and Colors channels and the JioHotstar streaming service from Bandra Kurla Complex and Lowe

Shemaroo, founded in 1962 as a book library and listed on the exchanges, is headquartered at Marol, Andheri East, and owns one of the largest Hindi film libraries in the country, distributing to television, streaming and

Prime Focus Technologies, the media-services arm of Prime Focus at Goregaon East, handles dubbing, localisation, digital distribution and its CLEAR media platform for broadcasters and studios.