BBC Studios and Banijay Asia have announced a multi-year production partnership in India, granting Banijay Asia exclusive access to BBC Studios’ unscripted and scripted format catalogue. This collaboration will localize global hits like Dancing with the Stars, The Office, and The 1% Club for Indian audiences.

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BBC Studios and Banijay Asia have announced a multi-year production partnership in India, granting Banijay Asia exclusive access to BBC Studios’ unscripted and scripted format catalogue. This collaboration will localize global hits like Dancing with the Stars, The Office, and The 1% Club for Indian audiences.

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