One of India’s finest and most progressive content creators, Abundantia Entertainment led by Vikram Malhotra, has joined hands with actor-producer Vijay Babu’s prolific Malayalam production company, Friday Film House, to remake the latter’s critically-acclaimed and heart-warming Malayalam film #Home in Hindi.

The film is an emotional story of Oliver Twist, a technologically challenged father who attempts to reconnect with his children in today’s digital world. It evocatively captures the nuances of how social media affects relationships in our society. The film became an instant hit on its recent premiere on a streaming platform and boasts of a phenomenal rating online owing to high viewership.

The two companies had earlier come together to remake the cult Malayalam film Angamaly Diaries in Hindi, which is presently in pre-production. In a light-hearted and bittersweet narrative, #Home effectively portrays the ever-increasing influence that digital devices have on our lives, including an entire generation’s struggle with technology, modern relationships that are forged online and how we sometimes miss out on the real and extraordinary stories around us while we are focused online.

In its young journey, Abundantia Entertainment has notched up an impressive track record of producing audience-focused, impactful content that includes films like the recently released Vidya Balan-starrers Sherni and Shakuntala Devi, Airlift, Toilet: Ek Prem Katha, Chef and Noor, as well as original series like Breathe and Breathe: Into The Shadows. Apart from upcoming films like Suresh Triveni’s Jalsa, Abundantia Entertainment is also producing the Hindi remake of the critically-acclaimed Tamil film Soorarai Pottru with Suriya’s 2D Entertainment.

Friday Film House, which is amongst South India’s premier content companies, is known for backing innovative stories and fresh talent while producing films that are reflective of the society that we live in. Their diverse range of films such as Angamaly Diaries, Sufiyum Sujatayum, Thrissur Pooram, June and #Home echo this sentiment.