KAD Movies

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KAD Entertainment
Company type Private
Industry Entertainment
Founded Hyderabad, India in 2000
Headquarters,
Key people
Deepak Gurnani (chairman) [1]
Kanyalal Gurnani (Vice Chairman) [2]
Products Films
Music
Video products
Subsidiaries
Website www.kaddvd.com

KAD Movies is a premium Telugu films production and distribution company, it is the first to go ahead and release Telugu films in African countries. [3]

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It has distributed more than 50 Telugu films worldwide and released about 500 films on DVD making it the largest reaching Telugu DVD label.

KAD Entertainment had acquired brands such as SPV and Idream to expand its reach on DVD.

Distributor - filmography

Production company - filmography

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  2. "Members - Telugu Film Producers' Council".
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