Mobius Films Announces Landmark Docu-Biopic on Ameen Sayani on World Radio Day
On the occasion of World Radio Day (13 February 2026), Mobius Films and Rajil Sayani proudly announce Behno Aur Bhaiyo a definitive, soulful and nostalgia-rich feature-length docu-biopic on the legendary radio icon, Ameen Sayani. The announcement comes days before his death anniversary on 20th February, marking a deeply emotional and historic tribute.Directed by National Award-winning filmmaker Brahmanand S Singh and co-directed by Tanvi Jain, the film traces the extraordinary journey of a voice that united India for over five decades — week after week, generation after generation. A Tribute to the Voice That Shaped India’s Musical MemoryBehno Aur Bhaiyo will blend rare family archives, unseen photographs, handwritten scripts and exclusive audio recordings, along with in-depth conversations with some of India’s most celebrated musicians, actors, radio stalwarts and media personalities.The film promises to be a deeply nostalgic, culturally significant and emotionally resonant tribute to the man whose warmth, tone and signature greeting became an inseparable part of millions of Indian homes.Beyond the life of Ameen Sayani, the film will also capture the evolution of Indian broadcasting, the golden era of music programming and the cultural shifts that shaped India’s listening habits across generations.The filmmakers are in conversation with and expect reflections from an illustrious line-up of personalities, including:Amitabh Bachchan,Asha Bhosle,Javed Akhtar,Jaya Bachchan,Mahesh Bhatt,Raju Hirani,Ramesh Sippy,Shatrughan Sinha,Sunil Gavaskar,Virender Sehwag,Varun Dhawan…along with several other eminent names from the worlds of cinema, music, media and broadcasting.The film is a collaboration between Mobius Films and Rajil Sayani, ensuring exceptional access to personal archives and invaluable memorabilia that chronicle the life and legacy of Ameen Sayani.Speaking on the announcement, directors Brahmanand S. Singh and Tanvi Jain said: “Ameen Sayani is a national memory. This film is a journey through memory, melody and magic. It is our love letter to the man whose voice united India week after week, year after year.
On the occasion of World Radio Day (13 February 2026), Mobius Films and Rajil Sayani proudly announce Behno Aur Bhaiyo a definitive, soulful and nostalgia-rich feature-length docu-biopic on the legendary radio icon, Ameen Sayani. The announcement comes days before his death anniversary on 20th February, marking a deeply emotional and historic tribute.
Directed by National Award-winning filmmaker Brahmanand S Singh and co-directed by Tanvi Jain, the film traces the extraordinary journey of a voice that united India for over five decades — week after week, generation after generation.
A Tribute to the Voice That Shaped India’s Musical Memory
Behno Aur Bhaiyo will blend rare family archives, unseen photographs, handwritten scripts and exclusive audio recordings, along with in-depth conversations with some of India’s most celebrated musicians, actors, radio stalwarts and media personalities.
The film promises to be a deeply nostalgic, culturally significant and emotionally resonant tribute to the man whose warmth, tone and signature greeting became an inseparable part of millions of Indian homes.
Beyond the life of Ameen Sayani, the film will also capture the evolution of Indian broadcasting, the golden era of music programming and the cultural shifts that shaped India’s listening habits across generations.
The filmmakers are in conversation with and expect reflections from an illustrious line-up of personalities, including:
Amitabh Bachchan,
Asha Bhosle,
Javed Akhtar,
Jaya Bachchan,
Mahesh Bhatt,
Raju Hirani,
Ramesh Sippy,
Shatrughan Sinha,
Sunil Gavaskar,
Virender Sehwag,
Varun Dhawan
…along with several other eminent names from the worlds of cinema, music, media and broadcasting.
The film is a collaboration between Mobius Films and Rajil Sayani, ensuring exceptional access to personal archives and invaluable memorabilia that chronicle the life and legacy of Ameen Sayani.
Speaking on the announcement, directors Brahmanand S. Singh and Tanvi Jain said:
“Ameen Sayani is a national memory. This film is a journey through memory, melody and magic. It is our love letter to the man whose voice united India week after week, year after year.
