Landmarc Films

Landmarc Films is an Indian film production company headquartered in Mumbai. It was founded by Vidhi Kasliwal as a division of Landmarc Leisure Corporation Limited, a corporate group associated with the Landmarc brand. The company’s documented work spans documentary production and Marathi-language feature films. Its documentary slate includes Block by Block, released in 2011; Building for the Future, released in 2013; Memories of Prem Ratan Dhan Payo, released in 2015; That's What It's All About, released in 2017; and Vidyoday, released in 2018. These titles indicate an interest in both behind-the-scenes or industry-related subjects and broader social or institutional themes, although the available reference material does not provide detailed production notes, budgets, distribution arrangements, or audience figures. Landmarc Films has also produced a notable group of Marathi films. Its listed Marathi productions are Sanngto Aika (2014), Vazandar (2016), Ringan (2017), Gachchi (2017), Redu (2018), Pipsi (2018), Nashibvaan (2019), and Medium Spicy (2022). The range covers several years of contemporary Marathi cinema and includes both independent-style dramatic projects and commercially oriented feature releases. The available information identifies the films as productions of Landmarc Films but does not establish whether every title was fully financed, co-produced, distributed, or released by the company. The company’s public profile is therefore primarily that of a Mumbai-based production label rather than a large, diversified entertainment conglomerate. Its known output is concentrated in filmed entertainment, with particular visibility in Marathi cinema and documentary filmmaking. No reliable public information in the supplied references establishes a precise founding year, current executive roster beyond its founder, ownership structure beyond its relationship with Landmarc Leisure Corporation Limited, financial results, listed status, or a current official website. The company’s documented filmography extends through 2022.

Landmarc Films was established by Vidhi Kasliwal as a film-production division of Landmarc Leisure Corporation Limited. The supplied reference material does not state the company’s exact founding year, but its documented production history begins with the documentary Block by Block in 2011. During the 2010s, the company developed a documentary portfolio that included Building for the Future, Memories of Prem Ratan Dhan Payo, That's What It's All About, and Vidyoday. The titles suggest activity across different documentary subjects, including production-related material and broader social or institutional topics. The available source does not provide detailed information about the films’ commissioning arrangements, creative personnel, distribution, or commercial performance. Landmarc Films also became associated with contemporary Marathi cinema. Its documented Marathi filmography begins with Sanngto Aika in 2014 and continues with Vazandar in 2016. In 2017, the company’s listed releases included Ringan and Gachchi. Redu and Pipsi followed in 2018, and Nashibvaan was listed for 2019. The filmography continued with Medium Spicy in 2022. Taken together, these productions show sustained involvement in Marathi-language feature filmmaking over more than a decade. The company’s known output positions it as a production-focused entertainment brand operating from Mumbai, with a dual emphasis on documentary work and Marathi films. Publicly available information in the supplied materials does not establish a detailed corporate history, changes in ownership, a formal distribution network, financial performance, or a complete list of personnel. Landmarc Films’ documented activity nevertheless demonstrates a continuing presence in Indian filmed entertainment through at least 2022.

• 2022

  Medium Spicy

  [1]Landmarc Filmsen.wikipedia.org

  Medium Spicy is the latest dated production listed in the supplied reference material.

• 2019

  Nashibvaan

  [1]Landmarc Filmsen.wikipedia.org

  Nashibvaan is listed as a Marathi-language production from Landmarc Films.

• 2018

  Multiple documentary and Marathi releases

  [1]Landmarc Filmsen.wikipedia.org

  Landmarc Films’ listed 2018 productions included the documentary Vidyoday and the Marathi films Redu and Pipsi.

• 2017

  Expansion of Marathi film slate

  [1]Landmarc Filmsen.wikipedia.org

  The company’s listed 2017 Marathi releases included Ringan and Gachchi, alongside the documentary That's What It's All About.

• 2016

  Vazandar

  [1]Landmarc Filmsen.wikipedia.org

  Vazandar is listed among the company’s Marathi-language film productions.

• 2015

  Memories of Prem Ratan Dhan Payo

  [1]Landmarc Filmsen.wikipedia.org

  Landmarc Films added the documentary Memories of Prem Ratan Dhan Payo to its documented productions.

• 2014

  Entry into listed Marathi film production

  [1]Landmarc Filmsen.wikipedia.org

  Sanngto Aika is listed as the company’s first dated Marathi film production in the supplied reference.

• 2013

  Building for the Future

  [1]Landmarc Filmsen.wikipedia.org

  The company’s documentary slate expanded with Building for the Future.

• 2011

  First listed documentary production

  [1]Landmarc Filmsen.wikipedia.org

  Block by Block is listed as a Landmarc Films documentary production and represents the earliest dated title in the supplied filmography.

A Mumbai-based Indian film production label focused on documentaries and Marathi-language feature films.

• Film production · 2011

  Documentary films

  Landmarc Films has produced documentaries including Block by Block, Building for the Future, Memories of Prem Ratan Dhan Payo, That's What It's All About, and Vidyoday. The documented titles span releases from 2011 through 2018. The available source confirms the productions but does not provide complete information about their subjects, formats, distribution, or performance.

• Film production · 2014

  Marathi feature films

  The company’s Marathi film portfolio includes Sanngto Aika, Vazandar, Ringan, Gachchi, Redu, Pipsi, Nashibvaan, and Medium Spicy. These titles were released or listed between 2014 and 2022, demonstrating sustained involvement in Marathi-language feature production. The source does not specify the company’s role in financing, co-production, distribution, or marketing for each film.

• 2014

  Expansion into Marathi-language feature filmsStrategy

  Background

  After documentary productions were listed in the company’s early filmography, Landmarc Films began a documented run of Marathi-language feature films with Sanngto Aika.

  Action taken

  The company produced or was credited with Sanngto Aika and subsequently developed a continuing Marathi film slate.

  Aftermath

  The Marathi focus continued through later titles including Vazandar, Ringan, Gachchi, Redu, Pipsi, Nashibvaan, and Medium Spicy.

  Source

1. 1Landmarc Filmsen.wikipedia.org