How One Small Studio Is Showing the World the Power of Indian Stories Indian animation has been waiting for a moment that proves original, homegrown stories can stand confidently on the global stage. Return of the Jungle arrives as one such landmark achievement — a film that celebrates Indian imagination, independent creativity, and the future possibilities of the AVGC-XR ecosystem.
Utopai Studios has launched PAI 2.0, the latest version of its cinematic storytelling AI platform and a major step toward building infrastructure for AI-native filmmaking.
Raipur (Chhattisgarh) [India], July 31: For students researching a that goes beyond basic software training and prepares them for where the animation industry is actually heading, AAFT University Raipur has built a programme around one of the most significant shifts happening in animation and visual effects right now: the integration of Unreal Engine and real-time virtual production into the core curriculum. Students in the B.Sc in 3D Animation and VFX at AAFT University's Raipur campus are trained not just for traditional animation and VFX pipelines but for the future of filmmaking and live digital environments that major studios worldwide are increasingly adopting.
Raipur (Chhattisgarh) [India], July 31: For students researching a that goes beyond basic software training and prepares them for where the animation industry is actually heading, AAFT University Raipur has built a programme around one of the most significant shifts happening in animation and visual effects right now: the integration of Unreal Engine and real-time virtual production into the core curriculum. Students in the B.Sc in 3D Animation and VFX at AAFT University's Raipur campus are trained not just for traditional animation and VFX pipelines but for the future of filmmaking and live digital environments that major studios worldwide are increasingly adopting.
The race to build the world’s most capable AI systems is accelerating, but Anthropic is taking a noticeably cautious approach.
Musk made the remark on X while responding to entrepreneur and author Peter H. Diamandis, who argued that human progress is often limited not by intelligence itself but by access to resources and tools.
There is one plain truth every brand custodian and marketer today must have realised: the old marketing playbook is officially broken. For decades, brands won through volume, repetition and star power. Visibility equalled credibility. But Indian Gen Z looks at the same multi-crore campaign and asks: "How much did they pay them to say that?"
