Disney has taken majority ownership of its Indian partner UTV Software Communications but will remain a junior partner in the running of the company. Disney and the founders of UTV Software together ...

The main gate of entertainment giant Walt Disney Co. is pictured in Burbank, California May 5, 2009.REUTERS/Fred Prouser/Files MUMBAI (Reuters) - Walt Disney Co, the largest shareholder in UTV ...

With Disney eager to expand its presence in India, the Walt Disney Co. has made an offer to buy the shares in Indian media conglom UTV that it doesn’t already own. The Mouse House, which is UTV’s ...

Mouse will handle 'Udaan,' 'Harishchandrachi Factory' By Nyay Bhushan, The Associated Press NEW DELHI — The Walt Disney Company India and UTV Motion Pictures announced that Disney’s home entertainment ...

American multimedia empire Disney is wrapping up its acquisition of Indian multimedia kingdom UTV, whose videos games offerings have included developing El Shaddai: Ascension of the Metatron and ...

The House of Mouse is looking to get even bigger. Walt Disney Company is proposing to buy out UTV Software Communications Ltd. Disney already holds a majority stake in UTV, with 50.4% of the equity ...

BURBANK, Calif. (AP) -- The Walt Disney Co. said Tuesday that it will acquire a controlling stake in UTV, India's largest media and entertainment company. The financial terms of the deal were not ...

Indian studio Disney UTV has unveiled its first three Hindi-language productions to be branded under the Disney banner. Heading the slate is satirical comedy drama P.K., which reunites 3 Idiots ...

MUMBAI: Disney UTV has set a three-pronged strategy to build its television business in the country which includes strengthening the distribution of its existing channels, developing richer content ...

completed its $450 million buyout of Indian conglom UTV, there was concern in Indian filmmaking circles that the company’s motion picture arm would abandon edgy pics like the sex, drugs and ...

The Walt Disney Company India and UTV Motion Pictures announced a creative alliance to co-produce a slate of Disney branded films “aimed at family audiences” according to a joint statement Friday.