The Netflix expansion in India includes a new Eyeline Studios facility in Hyderabad that plans to hire about 300 employees for visual effects and production technologies. The move strengthens the company’s global production network and supports India’s growing Animation, Visual Effects, Gaming and Comics industry.Netflix opened the Hyderabad centre as part of its global studio network.
The Netflix expansion in India adds a 32,000-square-foot facility designed for visual effects, virtual production and advanced production technologies. The Hyderabad location becomes Eyeline Studios’ fifth global facility. Other locations operate in Los Angeles, Vancouver, Seoul and London. The new site therefore expands the Netflix expansion in India into a key production market.
Netflix production hub India strengthens global content creation
The Hyderabad facility also advances the Netflix production hub India strategy. The studio uses hybrid cloud infrastructure and advanced production tools to support international collaboration on global projects.
Netflix executives say India offers strong technical talent and large production capacity. CEO Ted Sarandos described the country as one of the most dynamic storytelling markets with deep engineering and creative expertise.
The Netflix expansion in India therefore supports both technology development and global storytelling. The studio will contribute to large productions such as Happy Birthday and the fantasy series Wednesday.
Netflix expansion in India boosts AVGC industry and jobs
The new facility also aligns with government plans to expand India’s AVGC sector. National initiatives aim to create about two million skilled jobs in animation, gaming and visual effects by 2030.
Hyderabad was selected because of its technology ecosystem and strong film culture. The city also gained international recognition after hosting large productions including Baahubali.
Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy said the project strengthens Hyderabad’s position as a global centre where technology and creative industries intersect. The Netflix expansion in India therefore reflects a broader push toward advanced production technology, global collaboration and talent development in the country’s growing media industry.
