SAB’s managing director Ravi Adhikari says the company’s future hinges on re‑launching beloved 90s shows while keeping the brand’s emotional core intact. He argues that artificial intelligence should serve as a tool to enhance storytelling, not to create content from scratch. Adhikari stresses that character connection, not high production values, is what makes a show endure.

SAB’s Ravi Adhikari revives 90s classics; AI boosts creativity, not replaces it
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