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Collective Artists Network launches StoryPacks with Terribly Tiny Tales
Mumbai: Collective Artists Network has announced the launch of StoryPacks, a unique offering designed around Terribly Tiny Tales to supercharge brands’ social media presence through authentic, engaging storytelling.
StoryPacks capitalise on TTT’s exceptional storytelling expertise and Collective Artists Network’s expansive talent pool, creating a unique opportunity for brands to collaborate with leading creators and celebrities. The true advantage of StoryPacks is their ability to drive impactful results by reaching TTT’s five million followers, ensuring brands connect with a vast and highly engaged audience.
Collective Artists Network co-founder and chief revenue officer Sudeep Subash commented, “Our vision has always been to build scale by creating an ecosystem that supports the best forms of storytelling for creators. StoryPacks represent the perfect fusion of creativity, strategy and media distribution, enabling brands to connect authentically with their audiences while driving significant social growth. We are excited to see how this service will empower brands to tell their stories in a more impactful way.”
The StoryPack advantage lies in its ability to deliver predictable exposure to TTT’s five million followers, ensuring brands reach a vast and engaged audience. Expert content creators who specialise in engaging target demographics will craft the messaging, while StoryPacks naturally encourage genuine user-generated content, fostering deeper engagement with the brand.
Terribly Tiny Tales founder Anuj Gosalia added, “StoryPacks is a game-changer for brands looking to engage with young Indians. By combining TTT’s storytelling prowess with Collective’s vast resources, we’re offering a unique opportunity for brands to create content that resonates deeply with their audience. We’re thrilled to be leading this new wave of brand storytelling.”
In a digital landscape where cutting through the noise is a challenge, StoryPacks provides a solution that combines creativity with data-driven results. These packages feature collaborative posts on both TTT’s and the brand’s Instagram accounts.
Unlike traditional agency content, StoryPacks integrates brand messaging while keeping the authenticity that TTT’s audience values. This audience extends beyond metro cities to growing regions like Chandigarh, Ahmedabad, and Pune, making StoryPacks a suitable tool for brands aiming to broaden their reach.
The StoryPack process includes initial consultation, goal-setting, content creation, distribution, and performance reporting. By refining the offering based on feedback and insights, Collective Artists Network and TTT aim to deliver value to their partners.
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Prime Video to stream Tamil thriller Exam from May 15
Seven-episode series from National Award-winner A. Sarkunam streams in India and 240-plus countries
MUMBAI: Prime Video announced on April 27th that Exam, a taut seven-episode suspense drama set against the crucible of high-stakes competitive testing, will premiere on May 15th in India and across more than 240 countries and territories worldwide.
Written and directed by A. Sarkunam, a National Award-winner, the series is produced under the Wallwatcher Films banner by the creative duo Pushkar and Gayatri, who have previously delivered Suzhal: The Vortex (both seasons) and Vadhandhi: The Fable of Velonie for the platform. Dushara Vijayan and Aditi Balan lead the cast, with Abbas in a pivotal role.
The show will stream in Tamil with dubbed versions in Telugu, Hindi, Malayalam, and Kannada, and subtitles in 15 languages, including English, a distribution sweep that underscores Prime Video’s push to globalise Indian regional content.
Nikhil Madhok, director and head of originals at Prime Video India, framed the series as both timely and commercially astute. “Exam is a very timely and relevant story that captures the emotional intensity of competitive exams and masterfully transforms it into a thrilling high-stakes drama,” he said. “We believe it is a story that will resonate deeply with millions.” Madhok noted that it was a privilege to once again collaborate with Pushkar and Gayatri following the success of Suzhal and Vadhandhi.
For Pushkar and Gayatri, the series is as much a moral reckoning as a thriller. “With Exam, we wanted to dig into ambition, injustice, and those moral crossroads that people face when pushed to the edge,” the creative producers said. “At the heart of this story is a young woman who refuses to remain powerless. Her journey is not about glamorising defiance, but about exploring the emotional and ethical cost of standing up to a system stacked against her.” They described Prime Video as “an incredible collaborator” and “the perfect home” to bring the series to global audiences.
Wallwatcher Films, which Pushkar and Gayatri founded and run, has been on a productive streak with the platform. Beyond Exam, the company is also readying Vadhandhi Season 2 for Prime Video, making the duo one of the platform’s most active regional creative partners.
The real exam, it seems, is for Prime Video itself: can a Tamil drama about systemic injustice and a young woman’s defiance crack audiences from Chennai to Chicago? If Pushkar and Gayatri’s track record is anything to go by, the answer is likely yes, and the results will be out on May 15th.
