Production Studio

Revel Films

Revel Films burst onto the Bollywood scene in 2009 when Ashok Pandey and Pragati Pandey decided to shake things up with their own production banner. Starting lean and hungry, they kicked things off with the short film "An Expression" before diving headfirst into features with "Phas Gaye Re Obama" that same year. The studio continued building momentum through the early 2010s with releases like "Saare Jahaan Se Mehnga" and "Nakli," establishing themselves as a production house willing to take creative risks and explore unconventional storytelling in mainstream Hindi cinema. What sets Revel Films apart is their commitment to backing projects that dare to be different—they're not interested in playing it safe with formulaic potboilers. The studio has carved out a niche by championing quirky, thought-provoking narratives that reflect real India and real issues, all while maintaining that entertainment value Bollywood audiences crave. Whether tackling social commentary or exploring offbeat humor, Revel Films has proven they're here to add flavor to the industry beyond the typical masala template, consistently putting out work that sparks conversation and reminds us why original voices matter in cinema.