Production Studio

Stray Factory

Stray Factory burst onto the scene in 2010 as Mathivanan Rajendran's passion project, initially making waves in the performing arts space before pivoting hard into the digital revolution around 2014. By 2017, the studio took the leap into independent filmmaking, proving they weren't just riding trends but genuinely evolving with the industry. Their willingness to experiment across multiple entertainment verticals—from live performance to online content to full-fledged feature films—shows a studio that refuses to be boxed in, which is exactly what Bollywood needs more of. What sets Stray Factory apart is their commitment to indie filmmaking in a landscape often dominated by big-budget masala entertainers. Their approach feels fresh and unconventional, focusing on stories that don't necessarily follow the Bollywood formula. With projects like Nirvana Inn and Nasir in their pipeline, they've signaled that they're serious about creating content that challenges audiences and pushes boundaries. In a sea of cookie-cutter productions, Stray Factory represents that rare breed of production house willing to take creative risks and do things differently.