Over the years, Eros International has collaborated with the finest talents in the industry. The studio is also the first Indian entertainment company to get listed on the New York Stock Exchange.

After successful films like Ram-leela, Raanjhanaa and R... Rajkumar last year, Eros continues to forge alliances with leading filmmakers and production houses like Illuminati Films, Maddock Films and Phantom Films. Its robust line-up of releases in 2014-15 includes Saif Ali Khan-Ileana D'Cruz starrer Happy Ending, directed by Raj Nidimoru and Krishna DK, Prabhu Dheva's Action Jackson with Ajay Devgn and Sonakshi Sinha, Boney and Sanjay Kapoor's Tevar with Arjun Kapoor and Sonakshi, R Balki's Shamitabh starring Amitabh Bachchan, Dhanush and Akshara Haasan, and Sriram Raghavan's Badlapur with Varun Dhawan. It also has Navdeep Singh's NH10 with Anushka Sharma. Not to forget, Ajay's next directorial venture Shivaay, Kajol's new movie with Ram Madhwani and Housefull 3 in association with Sajid Nadiadwala. Besides, Sanjay Leela Bhansali's Bajirao Mastani, Raj and Krishna's Farzi with Shahid Kapoor and Nawazuddin Siddiqui, Anand Rai's Tanu Weds Manu 2 with Kangana Ranaut are also scheduled to start in the coming months.

Making a mark in the rapidly growing regional cinema (Tamil, Telugu, Marathi), it has films lined up with Rajinikanth, Kamal Haasan and Pawan Kalyan, after its recent release Aagadu with Mahesh Babu. The studio has forayed into the digital space too, with Eros Now. Sunil Lulla, Managing Director, Eros International Media Ltd, says, “We are committed to providing wholesome entertainment to audiences across media and making Indian cinema global. Our upcoming line-up looks exciting with a mixed bag of releases.“





Kajol's last turn on screen was as a cancer stricken mother in We Are Family, the 2010 adapation of the Hollywood tear-jerker Stepmom. She had gone for a maternity break after that and it continued till now. The actress is finally set to return with a film which will be co-produced by husband Ajay Devgn. Mirror has it that the film is an adaptation of the Dutch TV series Penoza.

Penoza tells the story of Carmen. The police promise her justice and protection after her husband, who was a member of a mafia gang, is murdered. But Carmen decides to take up the battle and steps into the world of crime to protect her three children and track down her husband's killer. In the film, Kajol will be seen essaying the role of this feisty widow.

Deepak Dhar, whose company is co-producing the film with Ajay, confirmed the news saying, "Yes, we are adapting Penoza. Ram Madhvani is a wonderful director. We are looking forward to working with him."

Mirror had earlier reported (April 30, 2014) that the same production house was toying with the idea of bringing Kajol back with a TV show, an Indian adaptation of the series Forbrydelsen. The Danish drama, which also has a critically acclaimed American remake The Killing, revolves around a veteran investigator Sarah Lund.

Prior to this, Kajol had considered Rensil D'Silva's 27-episode fiction show (Mirror issue dated December 28, 2013), which revolved around a single mother living in an joint family in Delhi. But since the actress was demanding a high premium,which the channel wasn't willing to cough up, the project didn't materialise.

But, finally it's a film for Kajol. A source close to the development told Mirror, "Kajol's comeback had to be a big and meaningful project. Hence both the producers took their time before zeroing down on Penoza. A few modifications are likely to be made to the original series. Ram returns to wield the megaphone after 12 years with this film."