Sunico Films

Sunico Films, also referred to as Sunico Productions, is a Denmark-based film production company founded by Indian businessman Mangharam Harwani. The company is associated with the production and distribution of Sindhi-language films, with a stated cultural purpose of preserving Sindhi language, traditions, and identity through cinema. Its activities extend beyond theatrical film production: Sunico has also sold CDs and DVDs of its movies online and provided facilities for audiences to stream its films. The company is notable within Sindhi cinema for helping restart film production after a five-year gap. Its filmography includes Pyar Ka Tarana, released in 1993 and written and directed by Dev Anand, and Pyar Kare Dis: Feel The Power of Love, released in 2007 and directed by Kamal Nathani. These titles place Sunico within a relatively small but culturally significant body of Sindhi-language film production. Sunico's business model combines film production with direct-to-consumer access. By offering physical home-video formats and online viewing, the company has served audiences beyond conventional cinema distribution. Reference material describes it as one of the leading suppliers in Denmark in connection with its film and media distribution activities, although no independently documented market share or financial data is available. The available public information is limited. Specific details about the company's legal structure, current management, headquarters address, ownership, catalogue size, current operations, and present-day website are not established in the supplied references. Accordingly, Sunico Films is best understood as a culturally oriented independent film banner whose documented importance lies in Sindhi-language production, preservation, and distribution rather than in a large multinational corporate footprint.

Sunico Films was established by Mangharam Harwani, an Indian businessman based in Denmark. The company developed around a cultural and linguistic mission: to use film to preserve Sindhi culture, language, and traditions. This distinguishes Sunico from a purely commercial production label, although the available references do not provide detailed information about its financing, corporate organization, staffing, or production facilities. The company's documented film history begins with Pyar Ka Tarana, released in 1993. The film was written and directed by Dev Anand and is identified as one of the productions associated with the Sunico banner. The reference material does not specify the film's budget, theatrical performance, cast, or distribution scale, so its broader commercial impact cannot be reliably assessed from the available information. Sunico later became associated with the renewal of Sindhi cinema after a five-year interruption in the release of Sindhi films. The company is described as the first production house to launch a Sindhi film following that gap, indicating an important role in restoring production and visibility for the language's screen culture. The available source does not identify the exact year of the interruption or provide a complete account of the wider Sindhi film industry during that period. In 2007, Sunico released Pyar Kare Dis: Feel The Power of Love. The film was directed by Kamal Nathani and represents the company's documented return to Sindhi-language feature production after its earlier 1993 title. The release is significant both as part of Sunico's filmography and as evidence of the company's effort to maintain a continuing platform for Sindhi cinema. Sunico's activities have included distribution and home entertainment as well as production. It has sold CDs and DVDs of its films online and offered streaming facilities for viewers wishing to watch its movies online. This combination of physical and digital access allowed the company to reach audiences outside traditional cinemas, including members of the Sindhi diaspora. Reference material also characterizes Sunico as one of the leading suppliers in Denmark, though the precise category of supply and the basis for that characterization are not documented in the supplied sources. The public record remains sparse regarding Sunico's later releases, current activity, leadership beyond its founder, ownership, financial performance, and corporate status. No verified information in the supplied material establishes whether the company remains active today. Its documented legacy is therefore centered on two identified films, the revival of Sindhi-language production after a multi-year gap, and the use of commercial distribution channels to support the circulation and preservation of Sindhi cultural media.

• 2007

  Release of Pyar Kare Dis: Feel The Power of Love

  [1]Sunico Filmsen.wikipedia.org

  Sunico released Pyar Kare Dis: Feel The Power of Love, directed by Kamal Nathani. The company is also described as having launched the first Sindhi film after a five-year production gap.

• 1993

  Release of Pyar Ka Tarana

  [1]Sunico Filmsen.wikipedia.org

  Sunico's documented filmography includes Pyar Ka Tarana, written and directed by Dev Anand.

An independent, culturally focused film production and distribution banner serving Sindhi-language audiences and promoting Sindhi culture through cinema.

• Sindhi-language film · 1993

  Pyar Ka Tarana

  A Sindhi-language film released in 1993 under the Sunico banner. The film was written and directed by Dev Anand. Publicly available reference material identifies it as one of Sunico's principal productions but does not provide reliable details about its cast, budget, box-office performance, or distribution footprint.

• Sindhi-language film · 2007

  Pyar Kare Dis: Feel The Power of Love

  A Sindhi-language film released in 2007 and directed by Kamal Nathani. The title is associated with Sunico's effort to reintroduce Sindhi film production after a five-year gap. The supplied sources do not establish detailed information about the film's cast, story, commercial results, or subsequent editions.

• Home-video distribution

  Sunico film CDs and DVDs

  Physical media editions of Sunico films sold through the company's online distribution activities. These products extended access to the company's Sindhi-language catalogue beyond theatrical exhibition, although the available references do not identify specific release dates, formats, or titles beyond the documented films.

• Digital distribution

  Online film streaming

  Sunico has provided online facilities for viewing its films. This digital access formed part of the company's distribution approach and supported audiences unable to access the films through conventional cinema or physical media.

1. 1Sunico Filmsen.wikipedia.org