Artha Venture Fund Backs Jadooz, the Startup That Promises to Open 5000 Mini Entertainment Centres Across Bharat

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/ -- - Artha Venture Fund is the lead investor in Rs.1.85 cr seed round of investment into Jadooz
- Jadooz operates a chain of entertainment zones which consist of a cinema, VR entertainment centers and cafes in tier 2 and 3 cities across India
When asked to comment about his interest in Jadooz, the well-known actor and VJ, Rannvijay Singh said, "For a while now, film and television are the mediums by which I have voiced my opinions and shared my emotions. So, when the guys at Jadooz came to me with their idea of community building through entertainment, I felt it was both a challenge and an opportunity. It's an opportunity because community building was the long-term goal of the talkies, and a challenge because it hasn't been achieved in Indian cinema's 100-year history. Today, of course, the mediums have changed, but that only highlights the vastness of the gap that Jadooz must fill. They have my complete support."
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First Published: Jun 04 2019 | 11:40 AM IST