Music is integral to our films, and we not only have an Eros music label to directly monetise the music revenues but also create third party licences for music. The major music revenues are derived from mobile rights, MP3 tracks, sold via third party platforms such as iTunes and Napster, as well as streaming services such as Spotify and Radio digital streaming, physical CDs and publishing/master rights licensing to radio and television channels in India, music synchronization rights and royalties from public performance.

As part of our focus on expanding our music publishing revenues, Eros Music Publishing Limited has signed reciprocal agreements with EMI Music Publishing Ltd, or EMI, where EMI acts as the exclusive sub-publisher for us outside of South Asia, and we represent EMI's catalogue as exclusive sub-publisher of such catalogue within India.

We distribute and license content throughout the world on Blu-ray and DVD, through major retail chains (such as Wal-Mart, Asda and Planet-M) and internet platforms such as Amazon, as well as supplying local wholesalers and retailers. We also license third party distributors internationally to provide content dubbed into local languages for consumption by non-south Asian audiences. In India we also engage in corporate bundling sales for DVDs.

We license Indian film entertainment to a number of airlines.