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Sl. No. Production House Name Producer Name & Address LIST OF LIST OF PRODUCRS EMPANELLED IN CATEGORY-A FOR DOCUMENTARY FILM Sl. No. Production House Name Producer Name & Address Mr. Ravinder Pal Singh S.C.O, 5,6,7, Hotel International Complex 1 TRIVENI PRODUCTION Jalandhar Contact No. 98763-56333 [email protected], triveni. [email protected] Amitha S. Adappa No-5, R V Layout VIEW POINT FOR CREATIVE 2 Kumara Park West, Bangalore-560020 COMMUNICATION 9448055210 [email protected], [email protected] Tarun Keram 189-B, B-4, Safdarjung Enclave, LAKSHAYA ENTERTAINMENTS 3 New Delhi-110029 PVT. LTD 011-26177251-09892587317 ABCA Mr. Kailash Bhutani 9/13, 1st Floor, East Patel Nagar, (opp. Hotel Siddharath,) 4 DOT SPOT PRODUCTIONS New Delhi-110008 011-25787701, 25710559,9811013923 [email protected], [email protected] Ved Kumar Sharma 312, B.D. Chambers, 5 RADIUM VIDEOMATICS 10/54 B.D. Gupta Road, Karol Bagh, New Delhi-110058 9811087688 DAEBADCFEAFFFA Dr. Avdesh Sharma C-144B, Ansal Palam Vihar, Gurgaon, 6 MIND VISION ENTERPRISES Haryana-122017 9811078599-011-26564955 Mr. Shalendra Goel D-48, Kalkaji, New Delhi-110019 7 SHALLY SUMAN PRODUCTION 011-26442561-9810005657- CBFE [email protected], [email protected] Kala Iyer C-7, Ground Floor, 8 GENESIS MEDIA PVT. LTD. Nizamuddin West, New Delhi-110013 011-41059898-9811075246 [email protected], [email protected] Mr. Tajinder Singh S. No. 39/A/2, Rohan Enclave, C-12 PADAMSHRI PRODUCTIONS 9 Dapodi Pune-411012 (PVT. LTD.) 09822199607-020-27146161 CEFFFE Ms. Harveen Sharma C-6, NU-LITE Colony, Tonk Road, Jaipur-302018 DHRUV STAR 10 0141-2710240 COMMUNICATIONS 9414047708-9414057708 EBCCEAFE Akash Ahuja D-98, II Floor, Pandav Nagar, Opp. Mother Dairy 11 AAKASH DEEP FILMS Delhi-92 011-22485049-98910258640 DCCAEEAFE Pooran Chand Sarin FC-16A, Film City, 12 B.K.P. MEDIA VISION PVT. LTD. Noida-201301 09811115647-0120-3918941-0120-3918945 ECDABAAFBDFFEAFA Shalini Dhanda Jain Studio Campus, Scindia Villa, 13 JAIN STUDIO LTD. Sarojini Nagar, Ring Road, New Delhi-110023 011-32568801-9313209552 ADAFDEAFE Dharamvir Singh 8/14, Ground Floor, East Patel Nagar, 14 PRAKRITI MEDIA Balraj Khanna Marg, New Delhi-110008 9871749898-9871549898-011-25814424 AAECDAFEAFE Ashok Kumar Das Typer-VI-B, 3/1, Unit-III 15 SANKALP Kharvel Nagar, Bhubaneswar-751001 09437060563-9810291001-27025489 BEAFE Sanjay Bansal C-125, Lajpat Nagar, New Delhi-110024 16 SOFTLINE STUDIO SERVICES 29815310-9810003433 FACDAFFFFA Mr. Anuj Mahajan B-1/32,(Basement), Malviya Nagar, NUTEQ ENTERTAINMENT PVT. 17 New Delhi-110017 LTD. 9810041815- CCCAECEAFE Bhupender Singh A-254, Pkt.- N, Sarita Vihar 18 J.M.S FILMS New Delhi-110076 011-26951139-9868849561 CDCA FFFE Ashok Bhutani 28/149, Ground Floor, West Patel Nagar, 19 SUPER-ADS New Delhi-110008 09820135617-022-26313030-9810707688 [email protected], [email protected] Amit Aggarwal JG-3/257 A, Vikas Puri,New Delhi-110018 20 A.A.P. PRODUCTIONS 8860194108 9266305541 EA!!EAFE Mr. Ajay Bansal F-11 A, Shopping Centre-1, Mansarover Garden, New Delhi-110015 21 DIGITAL CREATIONS 9891090131 Not mentioned Suman Katta-Sanjay Gaur INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE Siyaram Street Durga Puri Jaipur 22 FOR MEDIA AND FILMS 0964963000-0141-4003335 AAEAEAFE S. Akash 711 Ansal Chamber II, Bhikajicamaplace, 23 M R B FILMS New Delhi-110066 9891975578-011-45017136-9891265463 EAECDAEAFE Tapan Bhowmik R-8/1, Ramesh Park, Laxmi Nagar, 24 TRIPURA FILMS Delhi-110092 9811005324 AAEEAFE Pankaj Vyas F-D-1, Sec-8, Market, R.K.Puram, New Delhi-110022 25 SANGAM CHITRA 011-20316391-9582708138 EAFFFE Sanjesh Ahuja B-3, 268, 1st Floor, Paschim Vihar,New Delhi-63 26 AMBICA COMMUNICATIONS Studio-R-8/1, Ramesh Park, Laxmi Nagar, Delhi-92 9811005324-011-22525081 CEAFE Devanand Vijay 15, Hans Marg, Near Sikar Hotel, S.C. Road, Jaipur-302001 27 RADHIKA 0141-2368952 09414079644-09829060721 DAECDA"EAFE Rajmani Pandey O-47, Lajpat Nagar-II 28 DIGIGRAME INFOTECH New Delhi-110024 011-65165999-9811761911 EAFEAFE# Mohd. Saleem Saifi FD-14, II Floor, Abdul Fazal Enclave, Shaheen Baag, Jamia Nagar, NEWS VIRUS NETWORK PVT. 29 Okhla, New Delhi-110025 LIMITED 9818096839, 09412201528 C$BAEAFE# BC$BAEAFE Rajesh Aggarwal A-275, Defence Colony, New Delhi-110024 NEWS & ENTERTAINMENT 30 011-41553750-09811026734-09811118119 TELEVISION [email protected], [email protected] &C$BAEAFE'# AAAEAFFFA# Aarti Goswami K-1004, Plot No. 3 Vaibhav Khand Indrapuram Gaziabad, SMRITI TELEVISION MEDIA & 31 35, 1ST Floor, Zone-II M.P. Nagar, Bhopal-11 FILMS (PVT.) LTD. 0755-4272802-9425049545 A$EFFFE Mr. Manish Jain 4B/501, Patliputra Nagar, Oshiwara Andheri(W) Mumbai-102 32 FIRE & ICE FILMS 26787577 9930307004 ACDACAEEAFE Mr. Raj K Gopalakrishna D-121, Saket, 2nd Floor, Malvia Nagar Extension, New Delhi-19 33 BLUE MANGO FILMS 011-41603590-9811130000 CEFAEFE Gulshan Walia 10-A, J&K Pocket Dilshad Garden 34 G.W. FILMS New Delhi-110095 011-22573529-09818326905 $AAEFFFE K. Deepak Gulati F-1183(Lower Ground Floor, Chitranjan Park,) Near Market No-2 35 ANJU VISUALS New Delhi-110019 011-26270105-9811710507 BAEAFE Mr. Yusuf Khan A-103, Green Velly Apartment, Plot No-18, Sector-22,Dwarka 36 PANORAMIC VISUALS 011-23388451-09899515148 FFFA Payal Bajaj JG-III/99B, Vikas Puri, New Delhi-110018 37 AAKARSHA CREATIONS 9560231684 )EAFE Jyotsna Chadha 7-National Park(G.F.), Lajpat Nagar, 38 TRUMED COMMUNICATIONS New Delhi-110024 011-41729542-9810012271 ECDCDAEAFE Sushant Kumar, Gulshan Kumar & Sunil Pushkarna 171, 1st Floor, A. G. C. R. Enclave, Kar Kar Duma, Delhi-92 39 CREATORS CREW PVT. LTD. 011-22376184-9810719755-9871421265 CCC$FFFA EBCCEAFE# Anil K. Razdan P-31, West Patel Nagar, New Delhi-110008 S.S. FILMS & ADVERTISING 40 011-24523527-9811487745-9871250077 INTERNATIONAL D!FFFE# !FFFA D.N. Pande H-1583, L.G.F. Chittranjan Park, COMFED PRODUCTIONS PVT. New Delhi-110019 41 LTD. 011-26275496-09811023326 FECDEAFE FECDCDAEAFE# Bhuvnesh Kumar Chhabra E-285, LGF Greater Kailash-I, New Delhi-110048 42 A M FILMS & ADVERTISING 29239427-9810281545 AFEAEADAFE EAEADAEAFE Nimmi Singh WZ-23, Ram Nagar Extension, Tilak Nagar, New Delhi-1100018 43 N S B PRODUCTIONS 25997014-9810082333-9022577847 FDAFEAFE AEEAACDAEAFE# Sumit Sabharwal 602, Naurang House, 21 Kasturba Gandhi Marg, 44 MASS ENTERTAINMENT New Delhi-110001 011-43564893-9811999075 FCFFFE Suhail Gulati C-584, Sarita Vihar, CENTRE FOR MULTIMEDIA 45 New Delhi PROFESSIONALS 41027330-9811861183 AAFFFE Pankaj Mahajan T-9, Basement Green Park Extension TRIKUTA COMMUNICATIONS(P) 46 New Delhi-110016 LTD. 9971791815-9717045129-011-40517908 AFEEAAFEAFE Ravi Sharma 13/30, East Patel Nagar, 47 WHITE LOTUS MEDIA PVT. LTD. New Delhi 011-25769008-9871760867 $ACFECDAFEAFE Anjum Masood 246, DDA Flats Opp. 'A' Block, CANDLE LIGHT 48 Dilshad Colony, (N. Seemapuri), Delhi-110095 COMMUNICATIONS 011-22352582-9873931634- EEDEAFE Sanjiv Prakash ANI MEDIA PVT. LTD. (ASIA 6 G, Vandana Building Tolstoy Marg, New Delhi 49 NEWS INTERNATIONAL) 011-26191058-9810004675 ABAAFE Mona Khot 201, Deep Tower, Plot No. 1/215, Near Samarth Park BLACK SWAN ENTERTAINMENT 50 Indradarshan Cross Road, Oshiwara Andheri (W), Mumbai-400053 PVT. LTD. 9810023356-9820983156 EF$EAFE Praja Dutta Dabral G-60, Raj Nagar Part-II, Palam Colony, New Delhi-110077 51 FILM AMBITION 011-65042727-9810974880 AEEAAFFFFE Srishti Bhatia 314, Akansha Building, 2, Press Complex, MP Nagar, INSIGHT TV NEWS NETWORK (P) Zone-I, Bhopal-11 52 LTD. 0755-4285011-9303609003-9826067509 9311811801/-11-29984078 DEAAABC$FE Ashok Nehru 18/1/R N Pura, Opposite Dak Bunglow, Shiv Nagar, 53 NEHRU FILMS PRODUCTION Udhampur-182101(Jammu & Kashmir) 01992272926-09419161175 FCFFFA Sanjiv Dutta DUTTA & DUTTA VIDEO 232, Westend Marg, Saidulazab, M.B. Road, Mehrauli, New Delhi-30 54 ADVERTIGISN & AD FILMS PVT. LTD. 011-29534445-9810086868 DDAEAFE Ajai Chawla A-123, Prodyogiki Apartment, Plot - 11, Sector-3, 55 SPECTRUM PRODUCTIONS Dwarka, New Delhi-110078 011-45621617-9312055390 AFFFE Mamta Karanwal CINE SISTERS J-56, Old Seemapuri, Delhi-110095 56 COMMUNICATION 43070193-9560390104 EE$EAFE Mukesh Gautam H-1580, L.G.F. Chitranjan Park, New Delhi-110019 57 LUCRATIVE EYE 011-41604556-9811508060 ABCCDAEAFE Dhruv Sehgal D-75, East of kailash, New Delhi-110065 58 OASIS FILMS 0999964469-09999059999 011-26415195 DBC!EAFE Chaman Gupta E-23,Lajpat Nagar-2 59 AAKRITI ADVERTISING New Delhi-110024 9811018631-29815747 [email protected], aakritiadvertising@hotnail,com Kanchan Singh 16/67-68, Faiz Road, Karol Bagh, OVIYA FILMS & STUDIO (PVT. ) 60 New Delhi-110005 LTD. 23625304-9582821042 FBADAFFFFE Mr. Anup Kumar 502, Pearl Gateway Apartments, 61 GURUDEV FILMS PVT. LTD. Sec-44, Noida-201301 9871638080- 8860609236 [email protected], [email protected] Anu Radha 20, Todar Mal Road, 1st Floor, Bengali Market, New Delhi-110001 62 AAKAAR FILMS 9810704750-011-23722821 ECDAEAFE C. Eswar Prasad 36, Indira Nagar, Vijaya Nagar Colony, 63 CHIRANJEEVI CREATIONS Hyderabad-57 23346793-9849102467-Delhi-G Sataya-9717779217 ACCBACAFFFFE Megha Mehta 73, Gautam Apartments, Gulmohar Park Road, New Delhi-110049 64 INFODESIGN SOLUTIONS 91-11-26862127-9810948284 ECAFDCAA Dan Singh Bist 72, Swaraj Plaza, SS Estate, Rajpur Road, Dehradun, Uttarakhand 65 INDELIBLE IMPRESSIONS(FILM) 9412984980 DAEAFE Mukesh Mathur 202, Juhu Landmark, 37. Gulmohar Road, 66 MADHU CREATIONS JVPD Scheme. Mumbai-400049 08108641477-09821035706 ECEDCAFEAFE Dasmati Chattar I.E.S. Apartments Flat No. 84, Plot No. 9, Sector-4, Dwarka 67 MOMENTOUS PRODUCTIONS New Delhi-110078 011-25071841-9871108511-9818464975 DFFFA Ms. Shashi Mehta 69, Sector-18, Gurgaon-122015 SIGNET COMMUNICATION PVT. 68 0124-4141085-4201086 LTD. 9868123424-9818877354-9868606051 ACFEEFEAFE Swaran Kanta WZ-106, Street-7, Lajwanti Garden, 69 SHELLY FILMS New Delhi-110046 9810580720- CAEFFFA Meenu Gupta & Mr. Tarun Gupta 4/5, 1st Floor, East Patel Nagar,New Delhi-110008 70 INVICTA MEDIA PVT. LTD. 011-24234407 9811155949 [email protected], [email protected] Reshma Jaiswal BP-2B, Jungpura, B, Mathura Road 71 RUDRA EYE New Delhi-110014 011-30937660-9811742400 DCCFCFEAFE Mr. Gaurav Chawla SCHON COMMUNICATIONS PVT. A-10, DDA Sheds, Okhla Industrial Area Phase-I, New Delhi-110020 72 LTD. (SCHON FILMS) 011-41406661-09810047474 B$**EAFE Vikesh Sethi A-44, S-2, Gate No.
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