Yoodle Films has completed four feature films during the pandemic. The production banner resumed operation after the Unlock guidelines were announced. Two feature films –  a Hindi romantic comedy involving a stand-up duo called Comedy Couple and Marathi cinema’s first horror-comedy Zombivali — started shooting after the lockdown was lifted. They were completed in the next couple of months. Apart from this, two other features – Agra and Bahut Hua Samman – have sped into various stages of post-production and are ready for release. Earlier, Yoodlee had released the critically-acclaimed Axone and the comedy Chaman Bahaar during the pandemic on Netflix.

Vikram Mehra, MD Saregama India, the parent company of Yoodle, said, “We had set out three years back, as a rank outsider, with a thriving desire to create cinema that affects and engages and to bring some order and method into the madness of film-making. Today we have proved ourselves to be the fastest-growing movie studio in the business, ready to take up challenges (such as we faced in the last few months) and create a new work principle, which is both effective and economical.”

Zombivali is looking at release next year when theatres re-open, while Agra will begin its festival rounds soon.