Darbar siblings come together for Atrangz studio

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Updated At : 12:56 PM Feb 06, 2021 IST

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Music composer Ismail Darbar’s children Zaid, Awez and Anam, along with Nagma Mirajkar, have come together and launched a studio by the name Atrangz in Mumbai. This is not just a studio for these four choreographers, but a true content creation playground with a wide setup. It comprises three studios, along with a gaming section, a make-up room, an editing room and an office space. Interestingly, the interiors of the studio have been strategically planned by Zaid Darbar himself.

This setup will provide creators a space to shoot their content, which is currently ruling the entertainment industry. Speaking about the idea behind the beautiful creation, Awez Darbar says, “When places restricted us, we thought of creating a playground for content creation, which benefits us as well as creators like us.”

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