Documentary · Museum · Television · Co-productions

Beyond the theatrical screen.

Alongside features, the studio has produced long-form documentaries, devotional television and — most ambitiously — the narrative design for two of India's most visited museums, including the hundred-acre Virasat-e-Khalsa at Anandpur Sahib.

Museum

Cultural & museum commissions

2 projects
Virasat-e-Khalsa
Virasat-e-Khalsa
2011 (phase I) · 2016 (phase II)Museum

Virasat-e-Khalsa

Anandpur Sahib, Punjab

The world's largest museum dedicated to a single community — a 100-acre storytelling complex celebrating five hundred years of Sikh history and the 300th anniversary of the Khalsa Panth. Architecture by Moshe Safdie; the exhibits, hand-crafted artefacts and multimedia narratives were developed by a consortium of Indian content designers. Opened to the public on 25 November 2011.

  • Architect — Moshe Safdie
  • Content design — Amardeep Behl / AB Design Habit
  • Producer consultancy — Bobby Bedi
  • Inaugurated — 25 November 2011
Gita Gallery
Gita Gallery
2010sMuseum

Gita Gallery

Kurukshetra Panorama & Science Centre

A permanent gallery within the Kurukshetra Panorama & Science Centre devoted to the Bhagavad Gita — the 700-verse Sanskrit scripture set on the battlefield of Kurukshetra. Bedi's team developed the narrative design, translating philosophical argument into visitor-friendly multimedia installations.

  • Location — Jyotisar, Kurukshetra, Haryana
  • Content concept — Bobby Bedi
Documentary

Documentary

3 projects
Apache Goes Indian
Apache Goes Indian
1995Documentary

Apache Goes Indian

Drama-documentary series · Channel 4

A seven-part series for Channel 4 following the British reggae and bhangra artist Apache Indian on a journey through India in search of his roots, beginning in Bombay.

  • Featuring — Apache Indian
  • Production — Yo-Yo Films
  • Broadcaster — Channel 4
  • Co-producer — Bobby Bedi
Stones of the Raj
Stones of the Raj
1997Documentary

Stones of the Raj

Documentary series · Channel 4

A six-part Channel 4 series written and presented by William Dalrymple, exploring the history of British India through the buildings the Raj left behind.

  • Written & presented — William Dalrymple
  • Production — Barraclough Carey Productions
  • Broadcaster — Channel 4
  • Co-producer — Bobby Bedi
Kehta Hai Joker
Kehta Hai Joker
2000 · Centenary Cut 2025Documentary

Kehta Hai Joker

A life of Raj Kapoor · first released as Showman of the Millennium

Raj Kapoor — actor, director, producer and a legend in his lifetime — was celebrated not only in India but across the Russian republics, China, Iran and Israel. Through his films and interviews with his family and fellow film-makers, the documentary explores his professional and personal life. First released in 2000 as Showman of the Millennium, it returned in 2025 as Kehta Hai Joker — The Centenary Cut, a new version made for Kapoor's birth centenary and presented that year in Spain and at the UK Asian Film Festival in London.

  • Director & producer — Bobby Bedi
  • Editor — Siddharth Anand Kumar
  • Subject — Raj Kapoor
  • Network — Sony Entertainment Television
  • Centenary Cut — UK Asian Film Festival, London, May 2025
Television

Television

3 projects
Bombay Blue
Bombay Blue
1997Television

Bombay Blue

Crime drama series · Channel 4

Two British detectives — a young Indian from Glasgow and a cynical older man — find themselves drawn into the criminal underworld of Mumbai. Made for Channel 4 and shot on location in the city, with Donald Sumpter and Shan Khan as the detectives, and Mohan Agashe and Irrfan Khan among the supporting cast.

  • Directors — Roger Tucker & Indra Bhose
  • Writer — Steve Trafford
  • Producer — Trevor Davies
  • Co-producer — Bobby Bedi
  • Cinematography — Paul Gavin
  • Music — Martin Swan
  • Network — Channel 4
Rajdhani
Rajdhani
1999–2000Television

Rajdhani

Political drama series · Star Plus

A political drama shot entirely in Delhi, set among the capital's power brokers and built around fictionalised recreations of headline cases from Indian politics and the courts. Directed by Tigmanshu Dhulia and written by Farrukh Dhondy, it gave Neha Dhupia her first television role.

  • Producer — Bobby Bedi
  • Director — Tigmanshu Dhulia
  • Writer — Farrukh Dhondy
  • Cast — Neha Dhupia, Randeep Hooda, Dalip Tahil, Piyush Mishra, Lushin Dubey, Sakshi Tanwar, Varun Badola
  • Network — Star Plus
Sabka Sai
Sabka Sai
2021Television

Sabka Sai

Biographical series · MX Player

A saint worshipped across India, Sai Baba touched and enriched countless lives. Sabka Sai is a biographical account of the Sufi saint, following his path from an adopted child to the revered 'Saint from Shirdi', with Raj Arjun as Sai Baba. An MX Original Series, released in Hindi, Tamil and Telugu.

Sabka Sai — trailer Play trailer
  • Producer — Bobby Bedi
  • Director — Ajit Bhairavkar
  • Story, screenplay & dialogue — Sujata Sabnis
  • Additional screenplay — Ajit Bhairavkar
  • Cast — Raj Arjun (Sai Baba)
  • Cinematography — Prasad Bhende
  • Editors — Ashish Mhatre & Apurva Motiwale
  • Music — Shailendra Barve
  • Platform — MX Player
Co-production

International co-productions

2 projects
Stiff Upper Lips
Stiff Upper Lips
1997Co-production

Stiff Upper Lips

UK–India · a Merchant Ivory parody

Young upper-class Edward arrives at the family manse, Ivory Hall, with his friend Cedric, whom he plans to pair off with his sister Emily. Emily instead falls for George, the son of a local peasant — so Aunt Agnes packs the whole party off to Italy and then to India, hoping Emily will forget him. Shot in Italy, India and the Isle of Man, with Peter Ustinov, Prunella Scales, Georgina Cates, Samuel West, Sean Pertwee and Robert Portal.

Stiff Upper Lips — trailer Play trailer
  • Director — Gary Sinyor
  • Screenplay — Gary Sinyor
  • Producers — Jeremy Bolt & Gary Sinyor
  • Co-producer — Bobby Bedi
  • Cinematography — Simon Archer
  • Editor — Peter Hollywood
  • Music — David A. Hughes & John Murphy
The Myth
The Myth
2005Co-production

The Myth

Hong Kong–China–India · starring Jackie Chan

Archaeologist Jack keeps having recurring dreams of a past life as Meng Yi, a great general sworn to protect a princess, Ok-soo. He sets out with his friend William to investigate — a journey that takes the film from China and Hong Kong to the temples of Hampi in Karnataka. Starring Jackie Chan, Kim Hee-sun, Tony Leung Ka-fai and Mallika Sherawat.

  • Director — Stanley Tong
  • Screenplay — Stanley Tong, Hui-Ling Wang & Hai-shu Li
  • Producers — Jackie Chan, Willie Chan, Solon So & Barbie Tung
  • Co-producer (India) — Bobby Bedi
  • Cinematography — Wing-Hang Wong
  • Editor — Chi-Wai Yau
  • Music — Gary Chase & Nathan Wang