Discussion Satellite rights of Hindi movies

So As This Bhansali Production Has Been Bought By Sony Max, Alia Bhatt's Gangubai Kathiawadi's Satellite Rights Could Also Be Bought By Sony Max Which Means Sanjay Leela Bhansali's Deal With Viacom Could Have Ended And Might Have Started A New Deal With Sony Max

This maybe another delayed release hence part of old agreement . Also SLB partners with diff banners which mostly acquire sat rights for respective chs too. Though i also feel SLB films will stay with sony
 
So As This Bhansali Production Has Been Bought By Sony Max, Alia Bhatt's Gangubai Kathiawadi's Satellite Rights Could Also Be Bought By Sony Max Which Means Sanjay Leela Bhansali's Deal With Viacom Could Have Ended And Might Have Started A New Deal With Sony Max
No bro u are wrong here.
This movie is jointly produced by SCIPL (Supper casstes industries) which is owned by T series. Previously movies produced under this banner like Satellite Shankar, Section 375 etc went to Sony because of that. It's something similar to YRF and Y films.
 
Star/Disney does repeat films and then give them rest. Also Deewana Mastana came from UTV movies library so it is not part of venus films agreement which star india has
Most of Venus movies part of Star and UTV, I think there will High possibility Renewal of expired Venus movies.
 
No bro u are wrong here.
This movie is jointly produced by SCIPL (Supper casstes industries) which is owned by T series. Previously movies produced under this banner like Satellite Shankar, Section 375 etc went to Sony because of that. It's something similar to YRF and Y films.
So T Series Sold Satellite rights seperately own two subsidiary banners T Series Films and SCIPL movies.
 
This maybe another delayed release hence part of old agreement . Also SLB partners with diff banners which mostly acquire sat rights for respective chs too. Though i also feel SLB films will stay with sony
Nothing like new and old, t series has tieup with both networks for select films,some go to star and some to Sony,don’t make it all about delayed films going to Sony as part of old agreement,even that madam chief was a delayed film yet went to star
 
Nothing like new and old, t series has tieup with both networks for select films,some go to star and some to Sony,don’t make it all about delayed films going to Sony as part of old agreement,even that madam chief was a delayed film yet went to star

This is a complex thing, delayed film can go to old as well as new partner depending on situation. If replacement movie for same given to old partner then original delayed release goes to new partner, it all depends on agreement period or number of films which were pre decided as part of deal. T Series does not have agreement with multiple broadcasters, sony has exclusive deal with them which is likely to expire. Co production go to a broadcaster depending on diff factors. Star India still has older T Series films
 
This is a complex thing, delayed film can go to old as well as new partner depending on situation. If replacement movie for same given to old partner then original delayed release goes to new partner, it all depends on agreement period or number of films which were pre decided as part of deal. T Series does not have agreement with multiple broadcasters, sony has exclusive deal with them which is likely to expire. Co production go to a broadcaster depending on diff factors. Star India still has older T Series films
No exclusive deal even during those days
Satyameva jayate and batti Gul to zee
Why cheat india to Star
Cant even say it weNt coz of co producers because other films of same co producers went to Sony
T series has been dealing with various channels with the bulk going to Sony
And the evidence that Netflix is the streaming partner shows that it is a new deal and not an ongoing deal otherwise Amazon was the old partner
By your logic Amazon should have been getting these movies being part of the old agreement
 
Last edited:
Back
Top Bottom
AdBlock Detected

We get it, advertisements are annoying!

Sure, ad-blocking software does a great job at blocking ads, but it also blocks useful features of our website. For the best site experience please disable your AdBlocker.

I've Disabled AdBlock