Banijay集團

2023年7月17日

埃弗雷特收集/ Banijay亞洲印度有望成為國際生產中心為全球的真人秀節目“幸存者”和“誘惑島”Banijay亞洲首席執行官迪帕克•達已確認。達發現新生的計劃去年年底品種和他們現在到實現。“幸存者”已經有50多個國際版本和《誘惑島》20多個。發生了“重大進展在過去的6到7個月設置跑道確實為很多產品發生在印度,現實和腳本。現實是我們一直在推動,因為可能我們Banijay集團目錄格式——顯示了像“幸存者”和“誘惑島。我們即將建立的誘惑島的中心和“幸存者”Banijay集團的中心,很多公司會來的電影,Dhar說。“這真的是給他們一個完整的體驗的印度風景是什麼樣子,以及它如何會豐富他們的節目和格式。當然,重要的是,讓這對他們而言非常符合成本效益——每個人都想依然提供偉大的內容,但還想找出成本效益,Dhar說。印度作為亞洲和國際中心版本的節目。“我不能透露太多關於哪些國家但想象一個歐洲國家,在印度拍攝的誘惑島和幸存者。的亞洲版本很容易可行的對我們來說,這就是為什麼我們已經移動的部分在我們結束,Dhar說。 “I’m very bullish about setting up India as the outsourcing hub for content. So that’s really going to be the next two to three years as the phase two of our growth. And phase three really would be more productions in Asia and Southeast Asia,” Dhar added. “We have got our roots fairly deep into the Indian market. Now we are going to be really exploring other parts of this region as well. That’s the five-year focus plan that we are working with.” On the scripted side, The Ink Factory and Banijay Asia’s Indian adaptation of “The Night Manager” has emerged as the most watched series ever in the history of Disney+ Hotstar and the streamer’s “The Trial – Pyaar, Kaanoon, Dhokha,” the Indian adaptation of CBS series “The Good Wife,” began streaming on July 14 to glowing reviews. “We’ve got massive, massive, roaring success, for ‘The Night Manager’ adaptation that we produced, and that’s really fueling the demand for a lot of these big ticket formats and originals that could be adapted for the Indian market,” Dhar said. “The Trial” is set to be a multi-season show. “The story lends itself to really great seasons and great arcs and the journey of the lead protagonist, Kajol who’s playing that, lends itself to really being told across multiple seasons. We’re very excited that the first one is all done and dusted and and we’re very soon going to start the next couple of seasons as well,” Dhar said. Also in the works are adaptations of “Monk” and “House.” Dhar says that there hasn’t been an Indian detective show in a while and the “Monk” adaptation is likely to fill that gap and that a medical thriller like the “House” adaptation would be fresh for Indian audiences. Coming up for Banijay Asia are new seasons of “Matsya Kaand” for MX Player, “Dahan” for Disney+ Hotstar and “Hunt for the Indian Mujahideen” for Discovery+. There are also plans for family dramas, long running sagas, lives of prominent real-life personalities, true crime stories and original ideas from books and journalism pieces that are being explored as multi-season formats. The company is also tapping into India’s vast non-Hindi language market. Disney+ Hotstar Tamil-language series “Fall,” adapted from Canada’s “Vertige,” is returning for a second season; long-running Kannada-language soap “Raani” for Disney’s Star Suvarna continues; and there is a Telugu-language show in the making. “India is a subcontinent of seven or eight different major languages, which consume different kinds of content and [each] has its own set sets of creative talents and celebrities and hence they want their own specific shows and stories to be told,” Dhar said. “We are a content studio not just for Hindi, but across languages and I see massive potential and massive opportunities trying to tell different stories across and different languages and different formats.” Read More About: