T-Series, a privately owned company headquartered in India, was founded in 1983 and operates with approximately 960 employees. It functions as an Indian mass media, music, and film entertainment conglomerate, serving as India's largest music record label and a dominant motion picture studio. The company specializes in managing a massive library of master audio rights, film intellectual property, consumer hardware verticals, and multi-language digital networks, notably operating the world's most-viewed multi-channel network on YouTube.
On September 2, Kunal Rawal launched his first-ever Music Video Campaign, integrating music as a core element in building his menswear collections. Previously, on August 27, Bollywood filmmaker Bhushan Kumar led T-Series' strategic expansion into South Indian cinema, associating the music and film giant with major projects to grow its presence beyond Hindi films. This followed T-Series informing the Delhi High Court on August 14, as reported on August 16, that it changed the title of its upcoming Kartik Aaryan-starrer from "Tu Hi Aashiqui" to "Tu Meri Zindagi Hai." This modification resolved a trademark dispute with Mukesh Bhatt’s Vishesh Films regarding the film, which was announced in September 2022. Earlier in August, on August 3, singer Sonu Nigam stated that T-Series and Zee Music had "banned" him after he raised concerns regarding royalty rights.
T-Series offers 2 products in the media and telecoms services industry. T-Series's product portfolio comprises of entertainment content rights and content rights.
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