Your film,properly released.

आपकी फ़िल्म, पूरी रिलीज़

You finished it. We take it from the hard drive to a real release — poster, premiere night, audience, and a payout every month.

Submit your filmNOW

Most good films never get released. Not because they are bad — because nobody handles the release.

We are a release house for independent films with no distribution budget. You send us a finished cut. We build the release around it: poster and packaging, a rights plan in plain language, a premiere date, and a public home on YouTube designed to be found.

Then we send you the numbers, every month.

Three steps from final export to opening night.

Step one

Send the cut

A link, a password, and a few lines about the film. A person watches every submission. You hear back either way.

Step two

Agree the terms

Territories, term, profit share — written so you can read it without a lawyer. Nothing moves until you sign.

Step three

Open the house

Poster, trailer cut, premiere date, and a marketing push behind it. Then the film goes live and stays live.

Money, stated once.

The whole arrangement fits on one ticket. Nothing behind it, nothing added later.

Read the full terms

Statement of termsNo. 110904

Your rights: 100% yours
Our share of profit: 30%
Cost to submit: Nothing
Cost to release: Nothing upfront
Payouts: Monthly, itemised
Term: 3 years
Leaving early: 90 days notice

Three people and a projector.

Small house. One of us watches every submission end to end, and the same person writes back. No reader panel, no form letter.

Namrata Singh

Investor, producer and IP owner of Hanuman Ansh. Media and entertainment experience across Sony, Friday Film Works, YRF, Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah and other media houses. Has run digital voter enablement campaigns with governments and worked on Maha Kumbh mobilisation with the Ministry of Commerce. Runs SacredIP Trans Media Tech, codifying hope, courage and devotion through her work.

Nisheeth Neerav Neelkanth

Earlier in his career, Nisheeth was with Star Disney Network, where he led fiction content for Channel V. An MBA from SIMSR, Mumbai, he began at Leo Burnett, then worked with Bharatbala and A.R. Rahman on the “Vande Mataram” album before moving into large-format fiction content. Nisheeth brings a sense of mass connect from India’s small towns alongside exposure to the best of international cinema.

Harjeet Chhabra

An Indian media executive and producer known for his work across Hindi entertainment and OTT. He has held leadership roles at Sony Pictures Networks, Neela Film Productions, BBC and Zee Interactive. Co-founder of Two Nice Men Mediaworks Pvt. Ltd., he produced web shows including Pati Patni Aur Woh, Murder Meri Jaan and Bhopal to Vegas, shaping modern digital storytelling and television.

Do I lose ownership of my film?

No. You keep copyright and you keep your rights. We take a licence to distribute on the platforms we agree on, for the term we agree on. Everything else stays with you.

Can I take the film down later?

Yes, with 90 days notice. We remove it from every platform we put it on and settle whatever is owed in the next payout.

What if nobody watches it?

Then neither of us earns. We only take a share of what the film makes, so there is no bill waiting for you if it underperforms.

Does it have to be in a particular language?

No. We release in any Indian language and in English. Subtitles matter more than language — if you do not have them, we will sort them.