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Surinder Films is an Indian media and entertainment company headquartered in Kolkata, West Bengal. It mainly produces and distributes Bengali films.[1] The production house was created by Surinder Singh in 1970 as a film distribution company. In 1995, it was taken over by his son Nispal Singh.[2] The company has produced more than 70 films, 20 television shows, 50 web series and short films.[3]

Key Information

Apart from producing and distributing Bengali films, Surinder Films is also in the business of Television content production.[4] The other division of the company includes digital content production for OTT platforms.[5] In 2023, Surinder Films acquired the first Bengali OTT platform of India, Addatimes.[6][7]

Films

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Year Film Director(s) Note
2001 Rakhi Purnima Anjan Chaudhury
Jamaibabu Jindabad Ratan Adhikari Remake of 1986 Kannada film Anuraga Aralithu
2002 Deva Sujit Guha Remake of 2001 Tamil film Dheena
2003 Guru Swapan Saha Remake of 1995 Tamil film Baashha
2004 Premi Ravi Kinagi Remake of 2002 Telugu film Nee Sneham
Mastan Remake of 1999 Hindi film Jaanwar
2005 Dada T. L. V. Prasad Remake of 2002 Telugu film Indra
2006 Hero Swapan Saha Remake of 2002 Kannada film Appu
Ghatak
Premi No.1 Debu Pattnayak Remake of 2003 Telugu film Dil
2007 Tiger Swapan Saha
2008 Mon Mane Na Sujit Guha Remake of Pyar To Hona Hi Tha
2009 Saat Paake Bandha Sujit Mondal Remake of 1996 Telugu film Pavitra Bandham
2010 Bolo Na Tumi Aamar Remake of 2006 Telugu film Happy
Josh Rabi Kinnagi Remake of 2005 Telugu film Bhadra
Mon Je Kore Uru Uru Sujit Guha
2011 Paglu Rajiv Kumar Biswas Remake of 2006 Telugu film Devadasu
Royal Bengal Rahasya Sandip Ray
2012 Le Halua Le Raja Chanda Remake of 1984 Malayalam film Poochakkoru Mookkuthi and its Hindi version Hungama
Jaaneman Remake of 2010 Tamil film Paiyaa
Paglu 2 Sujit Mondal Remake of 2011 Telugu film Kandireega
Jekhane Bhooter Bhoy Sandip Ray
2013 Loveria Raja Chanda Remake of 2009 Telugu film Bumper Offer
Rocky Sujit Mondal Remake of 2011 Telugu film Oosaravelli
Rangbaaz Raja Chanda Remake of 2007 Telugu film Chirutha
Majnu Rajiv Kumar Biswas
2014 Arundhati Sujit Mondal Remake of 2009 Telugu film the same name
Chaar Sandip Ray
Highway Sudipto Chattopadhyay
Khaad Kaushik Ganguly
Badshahi Angti Sandip Ray
2015 Herogiri Rabi Kinnagi Remake of 2013 Telugu film Balupu
Jamai 420 The movie resembles Hindi movies like Housefull, Housefull 2, and Bengali movie Bye Bye Bangkok
Besh Korechi Prem Korechi Raja Chanda Remake of 2014 Telugu film Loukyam
Parbona Ami Chartey Tokey Raj Chakraborty Remake of 2013 Telugu film Uyyala Jampala
Har Har Byomkesh Arindam Sil
2016 Power[8] Rajiv Kumar Biswas Remake of 2014 Telugu film of the same name
Kelor Kirti Raja Chanda Remake of 2002 Tamil film Charlie Chaplin and its Hindi version No Entry
Love Express Rajiv Kumar Biswas Remake of 2013 Telugu film Venkatadri Express
Byomkesh Pawrbo Arindam Sil Based on the novel, Amrityer Mrityu written by Sharadindu Bandyopadhyay[9]
2017 Tomake Chai Rajiv Kumar Biswas Remake of 2011 Kannada film Sanju Weds Geetha[10]
Chhaya O Chhobi Kaushik Ganguly
Jio Pagla Rabi Kinagi Core story based on the play Joy Maa Kali Boarding
Remake of Biwi Aur Makan which has already been remade in Marathi as Ashi Hi Banwa Banwi, in Kannada as Olu Saar Bari Olu and again in Hindi as Paying Guests
2018 Inspector Notty K Ashok Pati Remake of 2013 Punjabi film Jatt & Juliet 2
Honeymoon Premendu Bikash Chaki Based on Samaresh Basu's novel which has been adapted in 1975 as Chhutir Phande [11]
Ghare & Baire Mainak Bhaumik
Drishtikone Kaushik Ganguly
Sultan: The Saviour Raja Chanda Remake of 2015 Tamil film Vedalam
Piya Re Abhimanyu Mukherjee Remake of 2010 Kannada film Krishnan Love Story[12]
Girlfriend Raja Chanda Remake of 2015 Telugu film Cinema Choopistha Mava
Bagh Bandi Khela Raja Chanda, Sujit Mondal, Haranath Chakraborty Television film
2019 Jamai Badal Rabi Kinagi Remake of 2012 Punjabi film Carry On Jatta
Baccha Shoshur Biswarup Biswas
Googly Abhimanyu Mukherjee
Jyeshthoputro Kaushik Ganguly
Kidnap Raja Chanda
Bhootchakra Pvt. Ltd. Haranath Chakraborty Loosely inspired by 2017 Telugu film Anando Brahma
Teko Abhimanyu Mukherjee
Sagardwipey Jawker Dhan Sayantan Ghosal A sequel to Jawker Dhan and the second film
2020 Borunbabur Bondhu Anik Dutta
Rawkto Rawhoshyo Soukarya Ghosal
Love Story Rajiv Kumar Biswas Remake of 2014 Tamil film Amara Kaaviyam
2021 Tumi Ashbe Bole Sujit Mondal
Miss Call Rabi Kinagi Remake of 2015 Kannada film Krishna Leela
Flyover Abhimanyu Mukherjee Remake of 2016 Kannada film U Turn
Bony Parambrata Chatterjee
2022 Toke Chhara Banchbo Na Sujit Mondal
2023 Kaberi Antardhan Kaushik Ganguly
Love Marriage Premendu Bikash Chaki
Tenida and Co. Sayantan Ghosal
Ardhangini Kaushik Ganguly
Tarokar Mrityu Haranath Chakraborty
2024 Bhootpori Soukarya Ghosal
Alaap Premendu Bikash Chaki
Nayan Rahasya Sandip Ray Based on Satyajit Ray's Feluda story, Nayan Rahasya
Ajogyo Kaushik Ganguly Ajogyo marks Prosenjit Chatterjee and Rituparna Sengupta's 50th Film
Shastri Pathkrit Basu
Khadaan Soojit Dutta Jointly produced in collaboration with Dev Entertainment Ventures
2025 Sonar Kellay Jawker Dhan Sayantan Ghosal
Sharthopor Annapurna Basu
2026 Ajo Ardhangini Kaushik Ganguly

Television

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Year TV Series Network
2009–2011 Dhonni Meye Star Jalsha
2010–2011 Mukhosh Manush
2012–2013 Ghore Pherar Gaan
2014–2016 Rajjotok Zee Bangla
Kiranmala Star Jalsha
2015–2016 Aponjon Colors Bangla
Esho Maa Lakshmi Zee Bangla
2016–2018 Bhakter Bhogobaan Shri Krishna Star Jalsha
2016 Rudrani Colors Bangla
2016–2017 Raadha Zee Bangla
2017–2018 Roopkatha Colors Bangla
Mayar Badhon Star Jalsha
Jamai Raja Zee Bangla
2017–2019 Seemarekha
Saat Bhai Champa
2018 Om Namah Shivay Star Jalsha
2019 Arabbya Rajani Colors Bangla
Nojor Star Jalsha
2019–2020 Ekhane Aakash Neel Season 2
Netaji Zee Bangla
2019–2021 Beder Meye Jyotsna Sun Bangla
2019–2022 Mahapeeth Tarapeeth Star Jalsha
2020–2021 Harano Sur Sun Bangla
Bhelpuri Pyare Dangal TV
2021–2022 Mompalok Sun Bangla
2021 Shree Krishna Bhakto Meera Star Jalsha
2021–2022 Mon Mane Na Colors Bangla
Mou Er Bari
Joy Jagannath
2022 Laalkuthi Zee Bangla
Bodhisattwar Bodhbuddhi
2022– 2023 Bikram Betal Star Jalsha
Alor Thikana Sun Bangla
2022– 2024 Sohag Chand Colors Bangla
2023 Meyebela Star Jalsha
2023– 2024 Ram Krishna Colors Bangla
Ramprasad Star Jalsha
2024 Mongolmoyee Maa Shitala Sun Bangla
Bhaktir Sagar Star Jalsha
2024– 2025 Uraan
2025–Present Putul TTP Sun Bangla
2025– Present Bedeni Jotsnar Omor Prem Zee Bangla Sonar
2025– Present SIT Bengal Zee Bangla Sonar
2025– Present O Mor Dorodiya Star Jalsha

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Surinder Films is an Indian media and entertainment company headquartered in , , primarily engaged in the production and distribution of Bengali films, alongside television shows and . Founded in 1970 by Surinder Singh as a film distribution company, Surinder Films expanded into production with its debut feature Rakhi directed by Anjan Chaudhury, marking the beginning of its evolution into a fully integrated production house. Under the leadership of , the company has produced over 100 films, including commercial blockbusters such as and Paglu 2, as well as critically acclaimed works like and Khaad. Its portfolio extends beyond cinema to over 40 television serials aired on channels including Star Jalsa, , and , with notable series like , and more than 40 and short films for platforms such as Addatimes and , exemplified by Lal Bazaar: Crime and the City. In 2014, Surinder Films launched its in-house SVFX studio, contributing visual effects to major productions like and , while also venturing into Hindi cinema with films such as Manohar Pandey. A significant milestone came in March 2023 with the acquisition of Addatimes, the first Bengali OTT platform, enhancing its digital presence and commitment to innovative storytelling in regional entertainment. The company's mission focuses on delivering blockbuster content and fresh narratives, solidifying its position as one of Bengal's leading production entities.

History

Founding and early years

Surinder Films was established in 1970 by Surinder Singh in , initially operating as a film distribution company with a focus on Bengali cinema. The company emerged during a transitional period for the regional film sector, positioning itself to handle the logistics of bringing Bengali productions to audiences amid evolving market dynamics. In its early years throughout the , Surinder Films concentrated on distributing regional Bengali films across , building a network in a landscape dominated by limited infrastructure and shifting viewer preferences. The post-independence Bengali film market presented significant hurdles, including financial instability, a scarcity of quality theaters, and fierce competition from established distributors as well as more technically advanced films from Bombay. These conditions forced new entrants like Surinder Films to compete aggressively for exhibition rights and audience share in an industry grappling with declining middle-class attendance due to emerging alternatives like television. The company's pivot toward production came decades later, with its debut venture being the 2001 family drama Rakhi Purnima, directed by Anjan Chaudhury and starring and . This film represented a strategic expansion beyond distribution, capitalizing on the company's established regional ties to enter at a time when Bengali cinema was diversifying its commercial formulas.

Growth and expansion

Following the 1995 takeover by his son Nispal Singh, Surinder Films transitioned from its origins as a film distribution company into production, marking the beginning of its expansion phase. The company entered film production in 2001 with its debut feature Rakhi Purnima, directed by Anjan Chaudhury, which initiated a period of steady growth in output. By the 2020s, Surinder Films had produced over 100 Bengali films, establishing itself as one of the leading production houses in the industry. In parallel with its film endeavors, Surinder Films expanded into television production during the late and , creating content for major Bengali channels. The company has delivered over 40 shows, including popular serials aired on platforms such as Star Jalsa, , , and Star Plus, which helped broaden its reach beyond cinema. The brought key milestones that solidified Surinder Films' market position, particularly through blockbuster productions like the series. Released in 2011, became a commercial success, running for over 150 days in theaters and ranking as the highest-grossing Bengali film until 2013, while its 2012 sequel further amplified the company's influence with widespread popularity. These hits exemplified the company's ability to produce high-impact commercial entertainers that drove audience engagement and revenue. Adapting to the rise of digital streaming, Surinder Films diversified into and short-form content starting in the , producing over 40 such projects for platforms including Zee5. This shift culminated in the March 2023 acquisition of Addatimes, India's first Bengali OTT platform launched in 2016, enabling original series like Amriter Sandhane - The Banaras Chapter and expanding its digital footprint.

Company Structure

Leadership and key personnel

Surinder Singh founded Surinder Films in 1970 as a company in , initially focusing on distributing Bengali cinema across theaters in and beyond. As the founder and longtime director, Singh oversaw the company's early operations, building a network that laid the groundwork for its transition into production while maintaining a hands-on role in strategic distribution decisions. Since the 1990s, with a takeover in 1995, , Surinder Singh's son, has served as the managing director, steering the company toward comprehensive growth in film production and diversification. Under his leadership, Surinder Films expanded from distribution into full-scale production starting with its debut feature Rakhi Purnima in 2001, modernizing operations to include over 100 films, over 40 television series, and more than 40 and short films as of 2025. 's strategic vision has emphasized quality Bengali content, fostering collaborations with established talent and adapting to digital shifts, such as the 2023 acquisition of the OTT platform Addatimes to bolster distribution. Key personnel also include Raminder Kaur, who has been whole-time director since the company's formal incorporation in 2008, contributing to operational oversight and family-driven continuity. Long-term associations with directors like Anjan Chaudhury exemplify the leadership's approach to partnering with acclaimed filmmakers; Chaudhury helmed the production house's inaugural film Rakhi Purnima, marking a pivotal entry into feature production that influenced subsequent creative strategies. The leadership's collective decisions have profoundly shaped Surinder Films' trajectory, propelling it from a regional distributor to a multifaceted production entity with ventures into television programming for channels like and , and digital media to capture evolving audience preferences. This focus on diversification has ensured sustained relevance in the competitive Bengali entertainment landscape.

Headquarters and operations

Surinder Films is headquartered in , , at Biowonder, Unit 1201, 12th Floor, 789 Anandapur Main Road, , serving as the central hub for its production, distribution, and administrative functions. As a fully integrated media company, Surinder Films maintains in-house facilities for through its SVFX studio (launched in 2014), music production, and , enabling end-to-end control over . The company's operational scope encompasses the development and execution of Bengali and content, including films, television shows, and , with a workforce supporting these diverse capabilities. Surinder Films' business model centers on Bengali-language content tailored for regional markets, leveraging over 50 years of experience in comprehensive production processes from scripting to release. At its current scale, the company produces material for both traditional platforms like cinema and television channels (e.g., Star Jalsa and ) and digital outlets, emphasizing family-oriented entertainment and innovative storytelling across genres such as romances, thrillers, and comedies.

Productions

Feature films

Surinder Films has produced over 100 Bengali feature films since entering production in 2001 with its debut Rakhi Purnima, directed by Anjan Chakraborty. The company's output spans commercial entertainers and artistic endeavors, blending high-energy action sequences, heartfelt romances, family dramas, and explorations of social issues to appeal to diverse audiences in the regional cinema landscape. Among its major successes, the action-romance (2011), directed by Rajib Biswas and starring Dev and , emerged as a blockbuster, captivating viewers with its blend of humor, music, and adventure while grossing approximately ₹10 at the . Its sequel, Paglu 2 (2012), directed by Sujit Mondal, continued the momentum as another commercial hit, reinforcing Surinder Films' reputation for crowd-pleasing franchises. Similarly, the romantic drama Mon Mane Na (2008), helmed by Sujit Guha, marked an early triumph with its engaging narrative of love and family conflicts, starring Dev and . The company has also excelled in thrillers and socially nuanced stories. Rangbaaz (2013), an action-drama directed by featuring Dev and , delivered strong box-office performance through its revenge-driven plot. Critically acclaimed works include Drishtikone (2018), a mystery thriller by starring and , which explored themes of perspective and deception. Jyesthoputro (2019), also directed by Ganguly and featuring , delved into family dynamics and inheritance, earning praise for its emotional depth. Further highlights encompass Arundhati (2014), a horror-thriller co-produced with Shree Venkatesh Films and directed by Sujit Mondal, starring Koel Mallick in a dual role as a warrior queen confronting supernatural forces. The social drama Ardhangini (2023), directed by Kaushik Ganguly and starring Churni Ganguly and Jaya Ahsan, examined marital complexities and received acclaim for its nuanced portrayal of relationships. Earlier entries like Chhaya O Chhobi (2017), a meta-drama by Kaushik Ganguly about the film industry starring Abir Chatterjee and Koel Mallick, and Khaad (2014), a survival thriller by the same director, highlighted interpersonal tensions amid crisis. More recent productions underscore Surinder Films' versatility and impact. (2019), directed by Anik Dutta and starring , offered a poignant look at and friendship, earning recognition at film festivals. (2023), a period mystery-thriller by featuring and , won the National Film Award for Best Feature Film in Bengali, blending romance, suspense, and historical context set during the 1975 Emergency. These films have collectively driven significant box-office revenue for Bengali cinema, with blockbusters like the series and recent hits such as Khadaan (2024) achieving over ₹26 gross and setting records as one of the highest-grossing regional releases as of 2024. In 2025, the company continued its output with Sharthopor, a family drama directed by Annapurna Basu starring and Koushik Sen, released in October. Through such contributions, Surinder Films has bolstered the industry's commercial viability while securing awards that affirm its artistic standing.

Television series

Surinder Films has produced over 40 television shows, primarily airing on Bengali channels such as Star Jalsa, , and . These productions focus on family-oriented serials, dramas, and entertainment programs featuring compelling narratives centered on relationships, social issues, and everyday life in . The company's television output emphasizes prime-time content that resonates with regional audiences through relatable themes and cultural relevance. Among its notable series are long-running dramas like Kiranmala, a fantasy adventure that aired on from 2014 to 2016, blending mythology and heroism to explore themes of courage and destiny. Other key productions include , a mystery drama on Star Jalsa delving into elements and family secrets, and Ram Krishnaa, a mythological serial on that portrays the devotional lives of historical figures. These shows highlight Surinder Films' strength in creating engaging, episode-driven stories that often run for hundreds of episodes, fostering viewer loyalty through emotional depth and traditional values. In addition to Bengali content, Surinder Films has partnered with national broadcasters like Star Plus for Hindi-language productions, marking its expansion into broader Indian television markets. Its first Hindi serial, , co-produced with Boyhood Productions, premiered on Star Plus in November 2022 and addressed themes of identity and societal expectations in a youthful . This venture underscores the company's adaptability while maintaining a core emphasis on narrative-driven family entertainment across linguistic boundaries.

Web series

Surinder Films began producing in the as part of its diversification into , resulting in over 40 series and short films to date. These productions target over-the-top (OTT) platforms, emphasizing on-demand streaming formats that differ from traditional broadcasts. The company's output includes bilingual content in Bengali and , enabling expansion from regional Bengali markets to wider Hindi-speaking audiences across . Key platforms for distribution include Addatimes, acquired by Surinder Films in March 2023 to bolster its digital portfolio, and ZEE5. This acquisition has facilitated a greater focus on original OTT content, including shorter, bingeable episodes suited to younger viewers' preferences for quick, engaging narratives. Genres commonly explored encompass thrillers, romance, and urban dramas, reflecting contemporary storytelling trends in Indian . A prominent example is Lal Bazaar Crime and the City, a police that delves into the intricacies of amid socio-economic challenges in urban settings. Released on , the series exemplifies Surinder Films' approach to modern crime thrillers with relatable, character-driven plots. Other offerings on Addatimes, such as detective and series, further highlight the company's commitment to diverse, regionally rooted yet broadly appealing digital narratives.

Other Ventures

Film distribution

Surinder Films began operations in 1970 as a dedicated company founded by Surinder Singh, primarily handling the release and marketing of Bengali films in theaters throughout . This foundational focus on distribution, as detailed in the company's early years, laid the groundwork for its evolution into a multifaceted media entity while maintaining a strong emphasis on theatrical channels. In its current form, Surinder Films serves as a key distributor for both in-house productions and third-party Bengali films, managing their rollout to audiences via traditional cinema networks across the region. The company has facilitated the market reach of over 100 films through this network, ensuring broad exposure for diverse titles within the Bengali film landscape. Its distribution strategies center on cultivating robust relationships with theater owners, which enables effective placement in both regional multiplexes and single-screen venues to maximize viewership. By prioritizing these accessible exhibition formats, Surinder Films has significantly bolstered the Bengali cinema ecosystem, promoting wider availability of content and supporting the sustainability of local filmmaking.

Digital media and acquisitions

In March 2023, Surinder Films acquired Addatimes, India's first Bengali on-demand over-the-top (OTT) platform, launched in 2016, to bolster its streaming infrastructure and original content distribution. This move expanded access to a library of Bengali web series and films, with current subscription options including an annual premium plan at ₹4000 for streaming on 2 devices (as of November 2025). The acquisition enabled Surinder Films to integrate its production capabilities directly with digital delivery, targeting Bengali-speaking audiences in India and Bangladesh. Surinder Films has developed in-house capabilities in (VFX), music production, and ancillary media services to support creation. In 2014, the company launched its SVFX studio, which has contributed to projects such as the Pink, Rajkahini, and Yoddha, providing enhancements for both traditional and streaming formats. Music production forms a core component of its media services, with original soundtracks composed for and distributed via OTT platforms. These services facilitate end-to-end pipelines, from scripting to final delivery, allowing efficient of narratives for consumption. The acquisition has driven expansion into broader , including production of over 40 and short films for platforms like Addatimes and , covering genres such as romance, thrillers, and comedies. This strategy positions Surinder Films to compete in the competitive Indian streaming market, where regional content is rising, by leveraging Addatimes for exclusive releases like the series Amriter Sandhane - The Banaras Chapter. For instance, select are available in both Bengali and versions to widen accessibility. As of 2025, Addatimes continues to host new original content, including recent releases tied to Surinder Films' productions. Looking ahead, Surinder Films aims to integrate its OTT operations with traditional film and television productions, planning to release 15 to 18 original contents annually on Addatimes to create hybrid delivery models that blend theatrical releases with streaming exclusivity. This approach seeks to capitalize on evolving viewer preferences for on-demand regional entertainment, ensuring sustained growth in digital revenues.

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