Los Angeles-based Bridge7 has obtained rights for a 'Slumdog Millionaire' film sequel and TV series, originally produced by Celador. The acclaimed film captivated audiences with its gripping tale of two brothers in Mumbai,

Bridge7 has the film sequel and TV rights for Danny Boyle's 2008 classic. The Slumdog Millionaire sequel rights have been acquired by Bridge7. The newly launched Los Angeles-based production company – run by Swati Shetty and CAA agent Grant Kessman – has negotiated a deal with the UK's Celador.

A 'Slumdog Millionaire' sequel could soon be in the works at Bridge7, the newly formed production banner from Swati Shetty and Grant Kessman.

Swati Shetty and Grant Kessman nabbed the film sequel and TV rights to Danny Boyle’s Oscar-winning best picture winner that starred Dev Patel and Freida Pinto.

A newly launched production company called Bridge7 has acquired the rights to the film sequel and TV adaptation of the Oscar-winning film Slumdog Millionaire.

Founded by producer Swati Shetty and former CAA agent Grant Kessman, Bridge7 has acquired the film’s sequel and television rights from UK-based Celador, which produced and financed the original with Film4. Bridge7 and Celador will work together on the planned sequel, according to Deadline.

Los Angeles-based production company Bridge7, newly formed by producer Swati Shetty and veteran CAA agent Grant Kessman, has acquired rights to a film sequel and TV adaptation of the academy award-winning film 'Slumdog Millionaire'.

Bridge7, a production company founded by former Netflix executive Swati Shetty and former CAA agent Grant Kessman, has acquired the film sequel and TV rights to Slumdog Millionaire. The rights were acquired from UK based Celador which produced and financed the Oscar-winning 2008 movie in association with the UK's Film4.