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Deepak Dhar

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Deepak Dhar is the man credited with being the key driving force behind content production in India. Starting his career as senior producer at MTV, he went on to work with Star TV and then moved to Endemol India in 2006. Within a span of 3 years he was promoted to MD and CEO of Endemol Shine India. He stepped down as managing director of EndemolShine India in December 2017 and was instrumental in helping the company grow across the film, television and digital units, with more than 250 shows and 10,000 plus hours of programming. His long career also includes leadership roles to drive content strategies at Star TV, Channel V and MTV.

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Film Production

Co-Producer:
2015  Brothers

Producer:
2015  Brothers
2016  Te3n

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TV Production

Creator:
2021  Survivor

Producer:
2016  The Kapil Sharma Show
2020  Undekhi
2021  Matsya Kaand
2021  Survivor
2022  Fall
2022  Moving In With Malaika
2023  Campus Beats
2023  The Night Manager
2023  The Trial

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