From Premiere Nights to Meme Campaigns: FilmyCurry with the Best in the Business
Marvel | Deadpool & Wolverine — Internet, Meet Chaos
Marvel | Deadpool & Wolverine — Internet, Meet Chaos
This wasn’t just a campaign — it was controlled chaos.
We dropped masked Deadpools into crowded Indian streets.
No banners. No branding. Just pure confusion and curiosity.
People stared, whispered, filmed — the internet exploded.
Creators followed up with spoofs, reactions, and Deadpool-style drama.
Meme pages couldn’t stop posting.
Instagram, Twitter, YouTube — it was everywhere.
Engagement? Insane. Buzz? Organic. Vibe? Totally unfiltered.
And yes, we were also behind Captain America: Brave New World.
Because when Marvel wants madness, we bring it.
YRF | Pathaan, War, Tiger — From Action to Emotion
Pathaan didn’t come easy.
Backlash was building, sentiment was fragile — but we leaned into legacy.
Through emotional reels and heartfelt creator content, we helped shift the narrative.
What started as controversy turned into celebration.With War and Tiger, the vibe was different — pure adrenaline.Here, we amplified the action, hyped the heroes, and let the fandom go wild.Creators re-enacted stunts, memes added fire, and every punchline hit harder.
From rebuilding trust to fueling thrill —We’ve done it all with YRF.Because big-screen moments deserve big digital energy
Dharma | Brahmastra — Myth, Magic & Internet Mania
With Brahmastra, the challenge was to make fantasy feel personal.
We kicked it off with a grand premiere night packed with creators —
the buzz started live, from the red carpet to the reel.
An interactive Instagram filter brought Shiva’s powers to your screen.
We launched a creator trend
Explainer reels, edits, fan theories — everything snowballed into fandom.
From lore to viral trends, we made the mythology relatable.
It wasn’t just a campaign
It was a moment.
A very Dharma-sized one.
DC | Superman
When you’re promoting Superman, the weight is real — the expectations even more.
We had to take a global icon and make him feel relevant, local, and scroll-stopping.
We focused on modern storytelling — creators reimagining the superhero in everyday life.
What if Superman took the metro? Had chai with us? Faced traffic?
The result? Viral relatability with a cape.
Because no matter how iconic the hero, the content needs to feel human — and that’s what we nailed.
Maddock Films | Stree 2
Stree 2 wasn’t just a sequel — it was a comeback of chaos.
We mixed ghost stories with internet humor, and the audience was ready for both.
The challenge? Balancing spooky with silly.
We gave creators space to experiment — scream reels, reaction edits, haunted skits.
Every scroll felt like a jump scare… or a punchline.
Memes multiplied. Comments turned into conspiracy theories.
And Stree? She trended again — this time on every
Netflix | The Railway Men, Heeramandi & More
With Netflix, every campaign feels bigger than a brief — it feels like a moment.
And with The Railway Men, that moment was deeply personal.
We brought together 400+ creators across platforms — each one helping carry the story forward.
From intimate screenings in Mumbai and Delhi to tribute reels and emotional edits, the campaign struck a chord.
It wasn’t just visibility — it was collective storytelling.
Then came Heeramandi — elegance, heritage, and Bhansali-level grandeur.
We activated creators across fashion, beauty, and poetry — the internet looked royal for days.
Every Netflix project came with scale, pressure, and expectations.
But with every challenge, we found meaning.
And when the impact hit? We felt proud to be part of something bigger.
Pen Studios | Chup — A Quiet Film with 300+ Voices
For Chup, we went small — intentionally.
Instead of loud promos, we tapped into 300+ nano creators to build buzz, slowly and authentically.
Each reel was a reaction, a POV, or a moment — raw, real, and perfectly imperfect.
The result? A ripple effect across platforms that felt organic, not orchestrated.
The campaign was as quiet and clever as the film itself — and just as powerfu
Prime Video | From Panchayat to Paatal Lok
We’ve done many campaigns with Prime — each one a new flavour.
But Panchayat holds a special place — simple, honest, and loved.
We leaned into rural charm and relatability, and the reels felt like home.
Then came Paatal Lok — gritty, raw, intense.
Here, the content cut deep. Reactions were real, and the buzz was organic.
Call Me Bae brought a whole new energy — fashion-forward, fun, unapologetic.
We made “Bae” a mood with creators that owned every frame.
From small-town laughs to big-city sass — we’ve done it all with Prime.
Each campaign was different, but one thing stayed the same:
The stories felt real, and so did our work.
Disney | Mufasa — A Premiere Full of Pride & Emotion
For Mufasa, the legacy was iconic — and we treated it that way.
We kicked off with a powerful premiere night filled with creators, families, and nostalgia.
The energy? Emotional. The vibe? Pure Disney magic.
Creators captured the moment — from red carpet to real tears.
Reels poured in, edits went live, and the internet remembered their childhood.
We led with emotion, and the audience followed.
Heartfelt tributes, soulful soundtracks, and storytelling that stuck.
We’ve done more Disney magic too —
But Mufasa reminded us: some stories never get old.
They just get louder online.
Warner Bros | F1 — Full Speed, Full House
With F1, it was all about thrill — and we brought it offline first.
A high-energy premiere night kicked off the campaign with creators, fans, and fuelled hype.
The energy in the room? As fast-paced as the sport itself.
Post-screening, reels roared in.
Creators shared their adrenaline rush, turning reactions into high-octane content.
Edits, countdowns, behind-the-scenes moments — the grid went digital.
No pit stops, just pure momentum.
We didn’t just promote F1.
We made it a race the internet didn’t want to miss.
Start to finish — a total win.