Map the release
Every beat from announcement to opening weekend gets its own press moment, not one single push.
Film, streaming and personality publicity — from first-look reveals to the long tail of coverage after opening weekend, planned around the way audiences actually pay attention to entertainment news.
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Our approach
Every beat from announcement to opening weekend gets its own press moment, not one single push.
Junkets and launches are cast as carefully as the film — who attends shapes who covers it.
National coverage isn't the whole audience; regional and language press often decide whether a release feels relevant at home.
Coverage doesn't end at release — we keep the story alive through the weeks that follow.
Relevant work
Film & EntertainmentView case study A three-week print push around the theatrical release of 'Thackeray', placing coverage in 198 separate publications — national English dailies alongside Marathi and Hindi regional press — for a release built on regional cultural resonance as much as star power.
Film & EntertainmentView case study A media interaction and launch event for Hitendra Kapopara's single 'Milo Na Tum', featuring Tina Ahuja and Gajendra Verma, that drew a wider guest list than the song's own credited artists.
EventsView case study Premiere-night coverage for Coconut Theatre's play '3 Cheers!', produced by Rashmin Majithia and directed by Paritosh Painter, on 5 March 2020 — attended by names better known from television and film than the stage.
Film & EntertainmentView case study Premiere and song-launch coverage across 2019 for 'Mushkil: Fear Behind You', produced by Ravinder Jeet Dariya — a dedicated premiere party plus two separate song launches, including 'Yun Hi Nahin'.
Frequently asked
No — independent and studio-backed releases both need press, and independent films often need it more.
Yes — national English coverage and regional-language press are planned together, not as an afterthought.
That's covered under Personal & Celebrity PR — the two work closely together when a personality's profile and their project overlap.