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The 4K restoration of Bobby Bedi's 1989 debut production receives its North American premiere at the 64th New York Film Festival.

The Spain–India co-production with Bedi's ContentFlow Studios, shot between Valladolid, Madrid, Barcelona and India, opens theatrically via Donya Tecla.

The restoration travels to NIFFA alongside Shyam Benegal's Manthan.

The restored film returns to theatres across India to packed houses.

The first official Spain–India co-production, directed by María Salgado and produced by Anna Saura and Bobby Bedi, premieres in Málaga.

Film Heritage Foundation announces a nationwide release of the 4K restoration in 14 cities from 13 March.

Film Heritage Foundation's 18-month restoration becomes its first title selected for Berlinale Classics.

Bedi on the gap between legal acceptance and social reality for India's trans community, and his commitment to a theatrical release.

From a Film Bazaar pitch to an IFFI world premiere in a year — plus the real-time thriller Auto Bhagwan in pre-production.

Kaizad Gustad's film opens in the festival's New Horizon section.

The producer who backed Fire returns to boundary-pushing cinema with a Mumbai-set love story cast with trans performers.

Bobby Bedi receives the Golden Flame Award for Producing Powerful Narratives; his Raj Kapoor documentary Kehta Hai Joker screens on the closing night.

Bedi presents his Raj Kapoor documentary at the University of Valladolid and the Filmoteca Española.

At the International Film Festival of India in Goa, Bedi unveils a multinational slate spanning 'Mudras', 'Bandit Queen MP', 'Lala & Poppy', 'Nasruddin Hoja' and 'Artists & Assassins'.

Bedi joins Farrukh Dhondy, Anna Saura and Lucy Walker at IFFI Goa to debate the components of frontier-crossing narratives.

A $20–30 million musical based on the 13th-century folk sage is unveiled at the Cannes Film Festival, with Technicolor handling pre-visualization.

FICCI Frames' B2B meetings grow into a full Global Content Market under Bedi's curation, with delegations from UK, Korea, Spain, Germany and Saudi Arabia.

The 68th Valladolid International Film Festival honours the producer with a career retrospective.

Kutch becomes the first Indian project in the Market's official selection — Bedi's feature directorial debut.

A long-form interview on Bandit Queen, intellectual property, and independent cinema.

On producing eleven feature films and the business of Indian independent cinema.

Ketan Mehta's historical epic with Aamir Khan opens the festival on the Piazza Grande and wins the NETPAC Special Jury Award.

A conversation on The Rising, working with Aamir Khan, and running a three-country production company.