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Rajesh founded India’s first games company, Dhruva Interactive, in 1997 and is acknowledged as a pioneer of the games industry in India. Dhruva, now in its 17th year of business, is India’s leading games company providing game development and content production services to the global video games industry, with 300 people spread across console, social, and mobile segments.
Dhruva’s clients include Capcom, Disney, EA, Microsoft, Sony, and Zynga.
Articles featuring Rajesh Rao
Articles featuring Rajesh Rao

Rockstar acquires Indian developer Dhruva Interactive for $7.9m
Starbreeze sells majority stake in studio for $600k less than it paid

Star Trek: Trexels II picks up Studio Game of the Year at India GDC Awards 2018

Nukebox and King lead NASSCOM Game Developer Conference 2017 full speaker line-up

Indian developer Nukebox Studios generates $500k revenue in 45 days from new game Food Truck Chef

The story behind India’s first games company and the industry’s rapid rise
From 1997 to 2016, how has the Indian games industry progressed?

NASSCOM Gaming Forum Awards 2016 honour the best in Indian game development
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4 things learned about India's games industry from the NASSCOM Game Developer Conference 2016

India's NASSCOM Game Developer Conference 2016 celebrates record 1,800 attendance

Indian mobile gaming revenues will reach $1.1 billion by 2020
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