Mumbai: The discussion traced the trajectory of this evolution, examining the impact of technology on content consumption, educational aspects, and the evolving preferences of young audiences. Emphasising the fusion of entertainment and education, the panel delved into the latest trends, such as interactive media, augmented reality, and immersive storytelling, offering valuable insights for creators, educators, and parents alike. The panel aimed to unravel the past, present, and future of kids' entertainment, navigating the fascinating intersection of play and pixels.

The moderator of the panel was Powerkids Entertainment CEO Manoj Mishra.

“The essence of our content has remained consistent since the beginning. While storytelling and content creation have seen minimal alterations, there was a notable shift when I entered the industry. Initially, we relied heavily on foreign content, merely dubbing it for local audiences. However, over time, we began crafting our narratives that resonated more deeply with our audience, particularly children. The fundamental stories haven't changed; it's the platforms that evolve continually, and our adaptability has allowed us to broaden our horizons.” : Viacom18 kids TV network business head Anu Sikka.

“In the future, animation will undeniably continue to hold a prominent position, Drawing insights from diverse channels, including online platforms like Netflix, and learning from the successes of digital endeavors, whether on Netflix or other platforms, we've adeptly tailored these achievements to suit the Indian landscape.”: Warner Bros Discovery head, kids network Uttam Pal Singh.