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Rose Audio Visuals

Twenty-eight years
of telling
India’s stories.

Goldie Behl, Founder of Rose Audio Visuals

How It Started

A legacy carried forward.

Rose Audio Visuals carries a legacy that predates it. Goldie Behl is the son of acclaimed filmmaker Ramesh Behl — the man behind the Rose Movies banner and a string of defining Hindi films: The Train, Jawani Diwani, Kasme Vaade, Baseraa, Yeh Vaada Raha, Pukar.

In 1998, Goldie Behl carried that inheritance forward and built something new. Rose Audio Visuals was not a content factory. It was a creative studio — a place where the work came first and the format followed.

From that first production, the studio’s DNA was set: shoot for the best cast available, back bold creative choices, and trust that an audience will find a well-told story no matter the platform.

The Television Years

Every network’s language, one studio’s voice.

“The story comes first. The platform is just the room you put it in.”

Goldie Behl · Founder

For the better part of a decade, Rose Audio Visuals made its name in Indian primetime. Remix on Star One, launched in 2003, became a generational touchstone. The studio moved through Zee TV, Sony, Star Plus, Colors, Channel V, Epic — learning every network’s language while refusing to let any network’s formula override the work.

Our People

The people behind the stories.

The leadership and creative team bringing Rose Audio Visuals’ stories to life.

The Journey

Milestones.

Three eras. Twenty-eight years of stories and new formats.

1998–2008

The early years

From the first production to Drona.

4 milestones

  1. Founded in Mumbai

    Goldie Behl establishes Rose Audio Visuals. The debut — Angaaray, directed by Mahesh Bhatt — opens with Akshay Kumar, Nagarjuna, and Sonali Bendre. Not a pilot. A statement.

  2. First major film

    Bas Itna Sa Khwaab Hai, directed by Goldie Behl, stars Abhishek Bachchan and Rani Mukherji. The studio plants its flag in Hindi cinema.

  3. Remix defines a generation

    Star One's Remix becomes a cultural phenomenon — launching careers, setting the soundtrack for Indian youth television.

  4. Drona — Bollywood at scale

    Rose Audio Visuals produces Drona, directed by Goldie Behl, starring Abhishek Bachchan and Priyanka Chopra.

2015–2022

Television to OTT

A decade of new formats and streaming breakthroughs.

4 milestones

  1. Into the newsroom

    Reporters on Sony — a sharp drama about journalism — marks the studio's confident move into contemporary, issue-driven primetime television.

  2. Pioneer of adult OTT drama

    Kehne Ko Humsafar Hain on Zee5 breaks new ground for Indian streaming — a nuanced adult drama that ran for three seasons.

  3. OTT era, fully arrived

    Hello Mini on MX Player and RejctX on ZEE5 launch simultaneously. The studio is now producing across two of India's leading streaming platforms at once.

  4. Duranga and Mithya

    Duranga — India's first Korean drama adaptation — and Mithya on ZEE5. Two psychological thrillers that cement the studio's identity as the home of intelligent Indian drama.

2024–2026

New frontiers

Audio, regional stories, and original films.

5 milestones

  1. Rosepod

    The studio extends its storytelling craft into audio. Rosepod launches as the home for original podcasts, branded audio, and audio-first narratives.

  2. Rose Kanakavalli

    Rose Kanakavalli launches, carrying the studio's storytelling into South Indian languages and regional content.

  3. Connect NXT

    Connect NXT launches, applying the studio's narrative rigour to branded and digital content — from social-first campaigns to long-form brand storytelling.

  4. Studio 160

    Extension to all vertical format digital content.

  5. Regional and original movies

    The studio expands into regional-language and original film production.

Today

Still telling stories.

From a single Mumbai office in 1998 to a slate spanning television, OTT, film, podcasts, and digital — Rose Audio Visuals keeps going because the stories don’t run out.

How We Work

“Every format shift — cable, satellite, OTT, short-form — is just a new room. India’s stories fill every room you build.”

Goldie Behl · Founder

Where We Stand

Twenty-eight years in, Rose Audio Visuals is bigger in scope than it has ever been. The core production house continues — television, streaming, film. RosePod extends the storytelling craft into audio. Connect NXT applies narrative rigour to branded content.

The platforms multiply. The fundamentals don’t.