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Rana Daggubati Champions Independent Indian Cinema with Spirit Media

Rana Daggubati Champions Independent Indian Cinema with Spirit Media
Rana Daggubati leads Spirit Media’s push for independent, story-driven Indian cinema · indianexpress.com

Imagine a movie producer named Rana who loves telling interesting stories.

He created a company called Spirit Media to help make these kinds of movies, especially ones that are made by independent filmmakers.

Rana believes that the story is the most important part, not how much money is spent making it.

He has already released a movie called Kaantha and is working on a Hindi movie based on a book about people not wanting to move from their homes.

He also supports smaller, unique films that travel to festivals around the world.

Rana wants to show that Indian stories can be enjoyed by everyone, everywhere, breaking down barriers between regions.

He believes movies are a special way to connect with people and share different feelings and ideas.

Key facts

Founder of Spirit Media
Rana Daggubati
Spirit Media's First Home Production
Kaantha (Tamil)
Kaantha Release Date
November 14
First Hindi Film Project
Adaptation of Aravind Adiga's 'Last Man in Tower'
Director of 'Last Man in Tower'
Ben Rekhi
Other Upcoming Telugu Films
Dark Chocolate, Psych Siddhartha, Premante
Supported Indie Films
All We Imagine As Light, Sabar Bonda

Quotes

Rana Daggubati

actor and founder of Spirit Media

“I have learned everything about life — stories, characters, people and behaviour — through cinema. I believe it has a lot more to offer than being an entertainment medium. Today, there is long-formatted streaming, there is short content and so many more options. Yet, the hold of large-format entertainment on a big screen, where you watch the film as a community, is still the best thing that is possible.”
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“We have always been a filmmaking community that made movies mostly for India and less for global audiences. While spectacles like RRR (2022) will cross over in some ways, it is heartening that independent cinema can do that too. Today, the whole world watches Korean films like it is their own. So, there is a possibility for us to create Indian stories in that same manner and reach a global audience.”
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