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STAGE Develops India’s First AI-Made Sir Chhotu Ram Biopic

STAGE Develops India’s First AI-Made Sir Chhotu Ram Biopic
STAGE Pioneers AI Filmmaking With Sir Chhotu Ram Biopic · rediff.com

STAGE is making a film about farmer leader Sir Chhotu Ram.

The company says it is India’s first biopic made using artificial intelligence.

AI is being used to design characters, create voices, make music and build three-dimensional scenes.

It is also helping the filmmakers imagine the historical world in which Sir Chhotu Ram lived.

STAGE says this could make films cheaper and faster to produce.

The company hopes this will help more stories from different cultures and languages reach audiences.

STAGE says technology will support storytellers rather than replace storytelling.

The film is intended to introduce Sir Chhotu Ram’s work for farmers to a new generation.

Key facts

Project
An AI-made biopic on Sir Chhotu Ram
Producer
Regional-language OTT platform STAGE
Claimed distinction
STAGE calls it India’s first AI-made biopic
AI applications
Visualisation, character generation, voice, background score and 3D scene creation
Purpose
To recreate Sir Chhotu Ram’s historical period and connect his story with a new generation
Production strategy
Using AI tools to reduce costs and timelines for original content
STAGE expansion
The platform has expanded from Haryanvi content into Rajasthani, Bhojpuri, Gujarati, Marathi, Bengali and Hindi markets

Quotes

Parveen Singhal

STAGE co-founder and chief content officer

“Our vision is not to use AI simply to make existing filmmaking faster; it is to rethink how films can be created from the ground up. If technology can make it possible to tell more stories, in more cultures and languages, without compromising the cultural depth of those stories, then AI can become a powerful enabler for the next generation of Indian cinema.”
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“Dada Chhoturam's story carries the struggles, aspirations and dignity of millions of farmers. We wanted to tell that story in a way that could connect with a new generation while retaining its cultural and historical context.”
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