Abundantia Entertainment, through its AI-focused division aiON, has partnered with invideo to launch India’s largest AI-driven film studio, backed by a ₹100 crore investment. The collaboration aims to produce five AI-powered films over the next three years, blending cinematic storytelling with generative video technology.
The announcement was made at the India AI Film Festival held at Qutb Minar during the India AI Impact Summit 2026. The partnership brings together Vikram Malhotra and Sanket Shah, with ecosystem backing from NVIDIA, Tiger Global Management, Peak XV Partners, and Google Cloud (including Google Cloud Security).
Strategically, this move signals AI’s shift from production support to core creative engine reshaping script visualization, pre-production, VFX workflows, and even narrative experimentation.
If successful, the studio could redefine India’s filmmaking economics lowering production barriers while scaling creative ambition.Is AI cinema’s next big creative leap already here?
