Sadhana Bharanidharan is a journalist at KidScreen. She covers a wide range of topics within the arts and entertainment sector, focusing on the film industry, filmmaking, and entertainment news. Sadhana's work has been featured in various publications, including KidScreen.
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Sadhana's coverage predominantly focuses on the entertainment industry, specifically animation, kids' content, television, and film. She heavily relies on private sector announcements and press releases for her articles.
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If you have news about upcoming animated series, films targeted at children or families that are gaining traction through production agreements or distribution deals, it may align well with Sadhana's coverage interests.
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The toyco also says it has generated its highest H1 international sales in more than a decade.
The Welsh property with global appeal is returning, with a new live-action treatment that's meant to attract both kids and the parents who grew up with the character.
The later date will cost the studio dearly, but CEO David Ellison says he's confident about closing the WBD transaction.
Paramount promises to keep its kids channels separate. Meanwhile, WBD sees an 11% decline in its Q2 results.
By: Jerry Goldsmith, Sadhana Bharanidharan
Plus, Mattel doubles down on a brand veteran, The Royal Mint is building pop-culture licensing momentum with a newly created role, and more.
It's also a big week for beloved mice, from a line of licensed travel accessories to an anime kidlit series renewal.
Plus, a gaming strategy takes shape at WEBTOON, Sanrio partners with a teen-favorite girl band, and more.
By: Sadhana Bharanidharan
REPORT: Here's what licensors, retailers and manufacturers need to know to take advantage of the growth.
By: Cal Brunker, Sadhana Bharanidharan
Not long after it brought its mobile games unit in-house, the toyco’s new division brings together roughly 300 staffers to better expand its IPs into digital play.
Summer's almost over, but here's the stacked list of big kids releases for the rest of the year. Tell us which one you think will come out on top.
