Saregama has acquired a 51.82% stake in the digital entertainment startup Pocket Aces as the oldest Indian music label makes a deeper push into videos. Saregama is paying about $20 million for the ...

Saregama India reported a 36% increase in second-quarter profit on Monday, as the record label licensed more movie songs to its streaming partners following a rebound in the country's film industry.

Global music streaming giant Spotify has told the Delhi High Court that it will remove all the works belonging to the India’s oldest record label Saregama India from its platform within 10 days.

Saregama’s Rs. 325 crore investment in Bhansali Productions marks a significant shift in the Indian music industry, moving away from the traditional model of bidding for music rights on a film-by-film ...

In a landmark move set to redefine Bollywood’s music and film landscape, Saregama India Ltd has announced a strategic partnership with Bhansali Productions Pvt Ltd, helmed by celebrated filmmaker ...

Amazon is to launch Amazon Prime Music in India in the coming weeks. Prior to launch the company has struck a partnership with Indian label Saregama to stream its catalog content. A second content ...

India is ready for a paid-only model if music streaming platforms Spotify and JioSaavn also go behind a paywall, like Amazon, Apple, and Gaana, said Vikram Mehra, Managing Director of Saregama, during ...

Saregama acquires the largest and most popular Haryanvi music catalog, NAV Records, with over 6,500 tracks and popular YouTube channels. India’s oldest and most prominent entertainment company, ...

The digital revolution had already arrived by the time Apple had announced the iPod and changed the music game in 2003. People had been using digital audio formats even before the iPod, but its launch ...

The Delhi High Court has restrained veteran composer Ilaiyaraaja from exploiting certain sound recordings and musical works claimed by music label Saregama in a copyright infringement suit. Justice ...

Every corner of the Saregama office on Mumbai’s Grant Road pays a tribute to Hindi movies and music. From Lata Mangeshkar and Asha Bhosle to Kishore Kumar and R.D. Burman, posters of iconic films, ...