We are India’s international production company – we pride ourselves on our ability to combine the very best that India has to offer with relentlessly high global standards
Bollywood. Cricket. Food. –Three religions Indians swear by, and that’s not all we can proudly claim to be known for.
Millions of people from across the globe visit India every year, drawn to the colour, warmth, and energy of a country that is deeply rooted in tradition, yet modernizing and moving with the times. India’s colourful festivals and spirit of celebration define the nation, its abundance of cultural wealth creating endlessly fascinating experiences for the visitor.
India’s diversity is reflected in its vast terrain. From the snow-covered peaks in the north to the seemingly limitless deserts which form the heart of the country, to the sweeping coastlines with beautiful beaches and endless rivers criss-crossing the country, to the vast tea gardens, serene backwaters, spice and rubber plantations in the west and south, to the modernity of its major metros, the scale of India’s geography is breathtaking. Dotted all over this exotic canvas lie heritage temples, historic monuments, ancient archaeological sites, and centuries-old royal palaces which lend a vibrant visual splendour and depth, aesthetic gems that are visually breathtaking. It is no wonder that India has emerged as one of the most sought-after destinations, not just for tourism but for shooting as well, for all forms of filmmaking.
India’s sheer size and scale are made manageable by a well-connected transport system making travel around the country relatively straightforward.
Frequent flights connect all of the cities, the world’s largest vast rail network connects towns and villages to cities, and the road network has been extensively developed in recent years, providing a smooth and hassle-free experience when it comes to moving from location to location.
Improved mobility across the subcontinent, in fact, has enhanced our production capacity in neighboring Nepal, Bhutan, and Bangladesh as well.
Tourism over the past years has been boosted over the past few years by the works of Hollywood directors increasingly interested in shooting star-powered films in India. Films like John Madden’s Best Exotic Marigold Hotel starring Judi Dench; Gandhi by Richard Attenborough; David Lean’s Passage to India starring Judy Davis; John Madden’s Shakespeare in Love and its ensemble cast; Roland Joff’s Singularity starring Josh Hartnett; Ryan Murphy’s Eat, Pray, Love starring Julia Roberts; A Mighty Heart starring Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie; Million Dollar Arm starring Jon Hamm; and, of course, Danny Boyle’s A Slumdog Millionnaire are leading more world-class directorial talent and stars to discover for themselves the richness and diversity of the country. Many claim to have fallen in love with India and its people.
International production companies who have shot in India can vouch for India’s high standards of art/production design, styling and wardrobe, as well as world-class post-production facilities. The fact that English is a widely spoken language in India, and a first language for many, helps ensure clear and straightforward error-free communication.
We’ve built relationships of mutual trust and respect spanning the globe thanks to our work with an eclectic mix of both Indian and international talent, clients, and brands. We also film abroad, just like you, and know what you’ll expect of us.
We are relentlessly professional, endlessly creative in our approach to problem solving, and offer cost-effective solutions to even the toughest of problems.
Send us an email, and let’s chat soon about your next shoot!
PSN India delivers experience working with
- Production houses like Traktor, Radical Media, RSA, Partizan, Chelsea, B-Reel, Blink, Somesuch, AOI...
- Studios/Streamers like Netflix...
- Directors like Traktor, Antoine Bardou-Jacquet, Anders Forsman, Anders Jedenfors, Jim Sonzero, Gerard De Thame, Harvey B Brown, Stephen Mead, Matthias Berndt, Karina Taira, Martin Aamund, Nic & Sune, Alexander Paul, John Dolan...
- DoPs like Erik Sohlström, Jallo Faber, Andrew Boulter, Arnaud Carney, Dom, Riego Van Wersch, Johan Palm, Simon Hawken, Paul Meyers, Baldur Eythorsson...
India is also home to
- Directors like Prakash Verma, Ram Madhvani, Vinil Mathew, Amit Sharma, Ayappa, Vivek Kakkad, Dibakar Banerjee, Rajesh Krishnan, Abhinay Deo...
- DoPs like Tassaduq Hussain Mufti, Tapan Basu, Vikash Nowlakha, Manikandan, Ravi Varman, Vikas Sivaraman, Jay Oza...
Roopak Saluja
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The founding of his own production and service company in 2006 set Roopak Saluja on a path to implement transparency and professionalism …
[cont.] in the Indian market that would permit him to open it up to international talent.
Widely regarded as the force that changed the face of Indian commercials and branded content, Roopak has since had the opportunity to collaborate with the likes of Coldplay, Anonymous Content, Radical Media, Traktor, Rob Cohen, Jake Nava, Irfan Khan, Dibakar Banerjee and pretty much all of Bollywood’s top brass.
Roopak is also Executive Producer on the Tara Sharma Show, which just completed its fifth season on Disney’s Star World, India’s #1 English language network and Rannvijay Run on MTV India. There’s more in development.
Roopak has an MBA from global business school, INSEAD, and is a Global Leadership Fellow of The Aspen Institute. He has been included in Campaign Asia-Pacific’s ’40 Under 40’; Campaign India’s A-List and Impact’s Digital Power 100 multiple times over the years. A diplobrat, he has lived and worked in thirteen cities in ten countries on six continents and speaks nine languages…and he intends to bring every ounce of that global experience to whatever he produces.
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