Production Studio

Trimurti Films

Trimurti Films has been a heavyweight in Bollywood since Gulshan Rai founded it back in 1969, launching their journey with Johny Mera Naam in 1970. When Rajiv Rai took the reins after his father's passing, he steered the company toward some seriously iconic films that defined an era—Deewaar, Trishul, Vidhaata, Tridev, Vishwatma, Mohra, and Gupt became the stuff of legend. These weren't just commercial hits; they were the kind of films that had entire generations quoting dialogues and obsessing over their twists and turns. The studio's golden run established them as creators of slick, stylish thrillers that knew how to keep audiences on the edge of their seats. After lying dormant for over a decade following Asambhav in 2004, Trimurti Films made a comeback in 2022, with Rajiv Rai stepping back into the director's chair after an 18-year hiatus. Known for their signature blend of high-octane action, smart narrative turns, and polished filmmaking, Trimutti's legacy has always been about elevating the thriller genre with finesse. Their recent venture, Zora & Zora Zoravar, marks a fresh chapter where the studio's proven formula meets contemporary storytelling. It's the kind of revival that reminds Bollywood fans why this banner mattered so much in the first place.