British Nandy Communications has announced significant recognition for its original streaming content at the 4th edition of the Indian Telly Streaming Awards 2026. The awards ceremony, held on 27 February 2026 in Mumbai, honored two of the company's original web series with key awards.

Award Winners and Recognition

The company's streaming originals achieved notable success across different categories at the prestigious awards ceremony:

About the Indian Telly Streaming Awards

The Indian Telly Streaming Awards represent an extension of the long-running Indian Telly Awards, specifically designed to recognize excellence within India's rapidly growing streaming industry. The 4th edition of these awards continues to highlight outstanding achievements in digital content creation and production across various streaming platforms.

Company's Streaming Strategy

According to the company's announcement, these wins reaffirm British Nandy Communications' commitment to creating distinct, high-quality streaming originals. The company focuses on developing content that speaks to contemporary audiences both in India and around the world, positioning itself as a significant player in the digital entertainment space.

Platform Distribution

The awarded series demonstrate the company's strategic partnerships with major streaming platforms. The Royals streams on Netflix, while Ziddi Girls is available on Amazon Prime Video, showcasing the company's ability to create content for different digital platforms and reach diverse audience segments.

Pritish nandy communications Limited announced its Q3 FY26 financial results for the quarter ended December 31, 2025, revealing a mixed performance with strong revenue growth offset by significant exceptional charges. The entertainment and content production company reported a net loss despite achieving substantial operating profits during the quarter.

Q3 FY26 Financial Performance

The company's third quarter results showed contrasting trends across different financial metrics:

The significant loss was primarily driven by an exceptional item of Rs 1756.09 lakh, representing a write-down from the unamortized value of content following a strategic licensing agreement.

Nine-Month Performance Comparison

The company demonstrated strong revenue growth over the nine-month period, with total income increasing substantially compared to the previous year:

The nine-month results reflect the company's ability to generate higher revenues while facing increased losses due to exceptional charges.

Strategic Licensing Agreement

During the quarter, Prithish Nandy Communications signed a valuable licensing agreement with Shemaroo Entertainment Limited covering multiple titles from its content library. The agreement encompasses:

• Global broadcasting and streaming rights
• Contract period of up to 11 years
• Content write-down of Rs 1756.09 lakh as per company's accounting policies
• Corresponding reversal of deferred tax liability of Rs 442.01 lakh

The company emphasized that this write-down has no impact on cash flows or continuing operational funding requirements.

Content Production and Development

The company maintained active content production during 2025, with three original shows released across major streaming platforms:

• Ziddi Girls - Released on Amazon Prime Video
• The Royals - Released on Netflix
• Four More Shots Please! (Season 4) - Released on Amazon Prime Video

Upcoming Projects

Prithish Nandy Communications is currently focused on expanding its content portfolio with several development initiatives:

• The Royals Season 2: Development underway for the second season of the Netflix Original Series, with production expected to commence during the current year
• New Series and Films: Multiple projects in development at PNC's creative studio for global streaming platforms
• Production Timeline: At least one additional project is likely to enter production later in the current financial year

The company's strategic focus on premium content development for international streaming platforms positions it to capitalize on the growing demand for original Indian content in global markets.