Bollywood director producer Karan Johar is selling 50 percent stake of his production house Dharma productions to Serum ...

Billionaire businessman Adar Poonawalla’s Serene Productions will invest 10 billion rupees ($119 million) in Indian producer ...

The film production company Dharma Productions, established in 1976 by Yash Johar and now overseen by his son Karan Johar, ...

Dharma Productions, one of India's leading film production houses, has caught the attention of Reliance Industries Limited, which is reportedly in talks to take a stake in the company. This ...

Weeks after an e4m report about Karan Johar's Dharma Productions potentially seeking investors and reaching out to India’s top corporates, speculations are rife that Saregama, an RP Sanjiv ...

In a significant development, Reliance Industries Ltd is reportedly in discussions to acquire stakes in Karan Johar’s Dharma Productions, media reports say. This potential acquisition appears to ...

Dharma Productions announced on Monday that it will no longer hold pre-release screenings for its forthcoming films, describing this decision as a crucial measure to preserve the excitement ...

Karan Johar's Dharma Productions halts pre-release screenings for upcoming films 'Jigra' and 'Dhadak 2' to enhance cinematic experience. Press screenings will be held on release day for timely ...

Dharma Productions has indeed played a significant role in revolutionizing the Pan-India film landscape by presenting and promoting South Indian films to a wider national audience. By associating ...

Karan Johar marked 44 years of Dharma Productions on October 8, 2024, sharing gratitude for audience support. A special video showcasing iconic films was shared on Instagram. Founded by Yash Johar ...

Amid reports of Goenka group's Saregama taking over the production house and Mukesh Ambani's Reliance buying minority stake, the Twitter bio of Dharma Productions has caught movie buffs' attention.

He reshared a celebratory post from Dharma Productions' official Instagram account, which featured a captivating video montage showcasing some of the most iconic films produced by the studio.