Moving Picture Company is headed by the multiple national and international award winning film maker, Ramesh Sharma, who established it in 1989. In 1991 Uma Gajapati Raju, a former member of parliament joined the board of the company. Together they established a core team that went on to pioneer many firsts including India This Week, a news and current affairs weekly, that ran for almost ten years without a break and The Great Indian Yatra, the first travel show for satellite television. Subah Savere - was to revolutionize the concept of morning television across the country and is currently in its sixth year.

Biographies - Ek Kalakar Ki Kahani, an award winning series on the legends of Indian cinema; Afghanistan, The Taliban Years and Beyond - a film on the country coming out of the siege of Taliban; Jihad-The Sword of Islam, tracing the proliferation of Islamic militancy; Hamid Karzai, Afghanistan's Man of Destiny, a biography of the president of Afghanistan; Mukti Gatha, the curtain raiser that launched the celebration of 50 years of Indian Independence; Maha Gatha tracing the last thousand years; the film that Doordarshan used to herald the new millennium, are just some of they productions. A full length animation series Jungle Tales, based on Panchatantra, was also premiered on Cartoon Network recently.