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Panorama Studios International Limited
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Panorama Studios International Limited is actively expanding its content distribution network through a series of licensing agreements. The company has secured deals for both theatrical and non-theatrical rights to several films, including "Baby do or die," "Floppy," "Laash," and "Embrace the Hustle," demonstrating a focus on diversifying revenue streams beyond traditional cinema. Notably, a subsidiary, Panorama Studios Inflight LLP, has also secured exclusive airborne rights for "Laash," further broadening its reach. These strategic licensing moves signal the company's commitment to maximizing the global exploitation of its film assets and represent a continued effort to generate revenue from various distribution channels.
Panorama Studios Licenses Baby do or die Overseas Theatrical Rights
Panorama Studios executed a license agreement with Cinepolis India for overseas theatrical rights of Hindi film Baby do or die.
The film stars Huma Qureshi and Sikander Kher and is directed by Nachike
Panorama Studios Licenses Floppy Film Rights
Panorama Studios executed a global licensing agreement for non-theatrical rights to the short film 'Floppy'.
The agreement covers syndication rights for the entire world, including India, with Lumapix
Panorama Studios Licenses Laash Film Rights
Panorama Studios executed a global licensing agreement for non-theatrical rights of short film 'Laash' with PIK Entertainment.
The agreement covers syndication rights for the entire world including In
Panorama Studios Inflight LLP Executes Laash Film Rights Agreement
Panorama Studios subsidiary executes exclusive airborne rights agreement for short film Laash with PIK Entertainment.
Agreement grants worldwide exclusive rights to exploit film content on airline pla
Panorama Studios Licenses 'Embrace the Hustle' Rights
Panorama Studios executed a global non-theatrical rights licensing agreement for the short film 'Embrace the Hustle'.
The agreement grants worldwide syndication rights, including India, to content cre