Mumbai: Famous actor and producer Nagarjuna Akkineni held the Telangana Pavilion at the ongoing World Audio Visual and Entertainment Summit (WAVES) in 2025 at the famous Bharat Pavilion. BharatPavilion. Bharat Pavilion, listed on Thursday by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, is part of the stadium, which is a seven-time seat on the president's racing car. The instrument is made with Kara themed code, a tribute to India’s vibrant heritage of creativity, innovation and storytelling.
Telangana Pavilion is a major highlight of the Bharat Showcase, bringing the state’s rapidly growing audio-visual infrastructure and global impact focus. From the world-renowned Annapurna studio to Ramogie Cinema, Hornbill Studios, and major global players like Warner Bros., the museum encapsulates the emergence of Telangana as a powerful country in film, media and technology-driven content creation.
Speaking at the event, Nagarjuna said, “It was a huge honour to inaugurate the Telangana Pavilion at WAVES. The state has done tremendously well to put India on the global map. There are companies pioneering tech innovation and artists redefining entertainment as we know it. Our work at Annapurna Studios has also set new benchmarks, and I'm immensely proud of Telangana's outstanding contributions.”
Waves Summit 2025 is a premier initiative that brings together visionaries, creators and innovators from around the world. Bharat Pavilion offers dedicated state pavilions, in which regions such as Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, Goa, Gujarat, Telangana and Madhya Pradesh proudly showcase their cultural enrichment and creative industries to global audiences.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said in opening the Bharat Pavilion: “The Waves Bharat Pavilion presents our film traditions and the opportunities our country is waiting for. I call on the world to come to India and explore creative opportunities here.”
Telangana Pavilion proves the state’s forward-looking policies, world-class infrastructure and commitment to storytelling excellence, putting it firmly at the forefront of India’s creative economy.
