Hyderabad-based gaming and digital-content company also receives Best AI – Photoreal Humans & Animals honour for ‘Sand and Fire’ at Mumbai ceremony

Hyderabad, 1 October 2026: Hyderabad-based gaming and digital-content company 7Seas Entertainment Limited had a memorable showing at the FICCI Best Animated Frames (BAF) Awards 2026, winning two honours across mobile gaming and AI-led visual creation.

Held at the Grand Hyatt, Mumbai, on 30th September 2026, the ceremony saw 7Seas Entertainment’s “Horse World Ride” win Best Mobile Video Game, while its AI-driven project “Sand and Fire” received the Best AI – Photoreal Humans & Animals award. The official FICCI BAF 2026 winners list confirms both recognitions.

The company’s Ultimate Women’s Cricket League was also recognised as a Runner-Up in the Mobile Video Game category. In addition, 7Seas Entertainment received a nomination for Best AI for Ad Film Production for its work for Nirmala Coffee Works, Nellore.

The recognition highlights two areas central to the company’s creative journey: developing original and engaging gaming experiences and exploring AI-assisted tools for new forms of visual storytelling.

Horse World Ride Wins Best Mobile Video Game

Horse World Ride is built around horse riding and exploration for mobile audiences. Its Best Mobile Video Game recognition reflects work across gameplay design, visual development, engineering, testing and the overall player experience.

The award-winning title is part of 7Seas Entertainment’s wider mobile gaming portfolio. The company’s official product portfolio lists Horse World Ride with a 4.1 rating and more than 500K downloads.

The game represents the company’s focus on creating original mobile experiences that combine interactive gameplay with visual development and accessible entertainment.

Sand and Fire Explores AI-Powered Visual Storytelling

While Horse World Ride represents 7Seas Entertainment’s mobile gaming capabilities, Sand and Fire highlights its exploration of AI-assisted visual production.

The project uses AI-assisted visual storytelling to explore photorealistic humans, animals and environments. Its recognition in the Best AI – Photoreal Humans & Animals category highlights the company’s experimentation with emerging production technologies.

The project also reflects the company’s approach to AI: technology can assist creative and technical teams, while human judgement, direction, quality control, intellectual-property considerations and final-release decisions remain important parts of the production process.

Managing Director L. M. Sanker on the Achievement

Commenting on the achievement, Mr. L. M. Sanker, Managing Director of 7Seas Entertainment Limited, said:

“Winning two awards across gaming and AI-led content is a proud moment for everyone at 7Seas. Horse World Ride reflects our passion for creating enjoyable and immersive games, while Sand and Fire represents our willingness to explore new methods of storytelling and visual production.”

He added that the recognitions belong to the company’s developers, artists, designers, animators and every team member who worked patiently to turn original ideas into finished experiences.

“The awards give us confidence, but they also give us a greater responsibility to keep improving the quality and ambition of our work,” he said.

“Our aim is not simply to create more content. We want to create better experiences—games and stories that carry original thought, careful execution and the ability to connect with audiences,” Mr. L. M. Sanker noted.

Building Games and AI Content from Hyderabad

Based in Hyderabad, India, 7Seas Entertainment develops and publishes games and interactive content across mobile, PC and web platforms.

Its capabilities span concept development, game design, software engineering, animation, quality assurance, publishing and ongoing product optimisation.

The company is also introducing selected AI-assisted workflows into design exploration, testing, visual development and content production. These tools are intended to support creative and technical teams, while responsibility for intellectual-property rights, confidentiality, quality and final-release decisions remains with people.

The 2026 awards add another chapter to 7Seas Entertainment’s association with the FICCI BAF platform and reinforce its focus on original gaming intellectual property, mobile-first development and emerging content-production technologies.

The company plans to strengthen its gaming portfolio, explore responsible applications of AI and develop digital experiences for audiences in India and international markets.

A Growing Portfolio of Games and Digital Products

Alongside its award-winning titles, 7Seas Entertainment offers a broad portfolio of mobile, online and PC games through platforms including the Google Play Store, Apple App Store and Indus Appstore.

Its listed mobile titles include:

• Horse World Ride — rated 4.1 with over 500K downloads.
• Ultimate Women’s Cricket League — rated 4.4 with over 500K downloads.
• World Cricket Champions League — rated 4.2 with over 1M downloads.
• Bus Simulator Master — rated 4.3 with over 1M downloads.
• Turbo Racer — rated 4.6 with over 1M downloads.
• Cake Match: Puzzle Sort — rated 4.2 with over 1M downloads.
• Screw King Pin Master and Alex in Danger: Jump and Shoot — each with over 500K downloads.
• Roller Coaster Simulator HD — with over 100K downloads.

Readers can explore the company’s broader games and products portfolio for its current titles and digital offerings.

Beyond mobile games, the company runs browser-based, real-time multiplayer games under its Online Real Games platform, including Maze Busters, Chess Royalyn, Joy Ville and Alex Trax 2.

7Seas Entertainment also offers the PC title Kraze – The Ultimate Racer and publishes short-form gaming content through Gamer Shorts. Its upcoming racing game, FormulaRide, is listed as coming soon on Google Play, the App Store and Indus Appstore.

A Long Record of Industry Recognition

The 2026 FICCI BAF wins build on a long awards record for 7Seas Entertainment. According to the company’s published awards information, its FICCI BAF recognitions include Best Indian Game (2024), Best of Animation Frames (2014) and FICCI-BAF awards in 2013, 2012, 2011 and 2008, in addition to the two 2026 honours.

Its wider recognition includes the 9th International Gold Stevie (2012), International Stevie Business Award (2011) and International Stevie Awards in 2010, 2009 and 2008.

The company also lists the Gold Davey Award (2009) and The Davey Award (2008), along with WebAwards in 2011, 2009, 2008 and 2007 and the W3 Award (2008).

Other recognitions listed by the company include the Best Music Video Award (2016), Intel AppUp Developer Award (2010), IDMA Award for Best Gaming Site (2010), JKC Outstanding Performance Award (2010), CSI Appreciation Award (2011), 24FPS MAAC Award (2011), FAPCCI Silver Trophy (2009), Business Leadership Award (2008) and ISO 9001 certification (2006).

The company’s official awards archive provides its published record of these recognitions.

Looking Ahead for 7Seas Entertainment

The two FICCI BAF Awards 2026 give 7Seas Entertainment recognition across two distinct areas of digital creativity: mobile gaming and AI-assisted visual storytelling.

With Horse World Ride receiving Best Mobile Video Game and Sand and Fire winning Best AI – Photoreal Humans & Animals, the company has demonstrated work across both interactive entertainment and emerging content-production technologies.

Going forward, 7Seas Entertainment says it plans to continue strengthening its gaming portfolio, exploring responsible AI applications and developing digital experiences for audiences in India and international markets.

For more information about the company’s games, digital content and ongoing work, readers can visit the official 7Seas Entertainment website.

About 7Seas Entertainment Limited

7Seas Entertainment Limited is a developer and publisher of digital games and interactive content headquartered in Hyderabad, India. The company creates original gaming intellectual property and digital experiences across mobile, PC and web platforms, with capabilities spanning game design, software development, animation, quality assurance, publishing and AI-assisted content production.

Bengaluru, September 29, 2026

As businesses and institutions increasingly shift from paper-based records to digital workflows, MYDOCS is developing its identity around professional document digitization and management. Through mydocs.co.in, the company presents services designed to help organizations convert, organize and access important records more efficiently.

The company’s offering combines document scanning, medical record digitization, OCR processing and document management, with an emphasis on secure handling, accuracy and easier retrieval. Its approach positions documentation as an ongoing operational function rather than simply a process of converting paper files into digital copies.

Turning Physical Records into Digital Assets

At the centre of MYDOCS’ service model is document digitization. Organizations dealing with large paper archives can use scanning and digital conversion to create structured electronic records that are easier to store, search and retrieve. The company highlights high-resolution scanning, bulk processing, quality checks and secure handling as part of its document-scanning capabilities.

Specialized Support for Medical Documentation

Healthcare records require additional attention because they can contain confidential patient information. MYDOCS focuses significantly on medical file scanning and patient-record digitization, presenting these services around confidentiality, accuracy and organized access. The objective is to help healthcare organizations move important physical records into digital formats while maintaining appropriate attention to sensitive information.

OCR Makes Digital Records Easier to Search

A scanned document is not always convenient if its contents cannot be searched. MYDOCS addresses this requirement through Optical Character Recognition (OCR), including searchable PDF creation. OCR can convert recognized text within scanned pages into information that users can locate digitally, helping reduce the time required to manually examine large document collections.

From Digitization to Document Management

The company’s services extend beyond scanning. Its document-management approach includes centralized storage, search and retrieval, controlled access and digital workflow support. This creates a connection between the initial conversion of physical records and their continued use within an organization’s day-to-day operations.

Solutions Across Multiple Industries

MYDOCS identifies a range of sectors that can benefit from structured document digitization, including healthcare, government, legal services, banking and finance, education and corporate enterprises. These industries commonly manage substantial volumes of records, making reliable scanning, indexing, search and storage important components of their information workflows.

Leadership Bringing Different Functions Together

The company’s leadership structure combines business, finance, governance and technology responsibilities. PrathapKumar GR is listed as Founder & CEO, while Sushma S serves as Founder & CFO. The organization also lists Niddhi Shah as Director-Non Executive and Shashi Kumar GR as Technical Head.

A Focus on Security, Accuracy and Accessibility

For businesses managing sensitive or high-volume documentation, digitization is not only about reducing paper. It also involves maintaining the quality of information and making records available when required. MYDOCS’ stated focus on security, data integrity, confidentiality and organized access reflects these practical requirements, particularly in areas such as healthcare and other information-intensive sectors.

Building a Professional Document Partner Brand

The company’s identity is built around the idea of being a document partner rather than simply a scanning provider. That positioning reflects a broader service model covering the movement of information from physical files to searchable digital records and, subsequently, structured document management.

With its combination of scanning, medical-record digitization, OCR and document-management services, MYDOCS is establishing a focused presence in the professional documentation space. As organizations continue adopting digital-first workflows, the ability to turn physical information into secure, accessible and searchable records is likely to remain an important operational requirement.

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By Gurumaa Yogita Khatri, Founder & Director, Nirvana Naturopathy & Retreat, Igatpuri, Nashik

There is one question I have heard many times in my years of working with people: “When is the right time to change?”

After more than 27 years of experience in yoga, naturopathy, wellness and health awareness, I have realised that the answer is often simpler than we make it. The right time is usually the moment when we stop postponing something we already know is important.

We all understand that time is valuable, yet we are often careless with it. We postpone sleep because of work, exercise because of a busy schedule, family time because something else seems more urgent and our own health because we believe there will always be time later.

“I will start tomorrow.”

It sounds harmless. But tomorrow can easily become next week, next month and, before we realise it, several years.

At Nirvana Naturopathy & Retreat in Igatpuri, Nashik, I have met people from many different backgrounds. Their reasons for coming are not always the same. Some want to improve their lifestyle, some need time to slow down and others want to reconnect with themselves. Yet I often notice one common thread: they have spent years taking care of their work, families and responsibilities while putting their own health at the bottom of the list.

Only when they finally pause do they realise how long they have been ignoring the small signals from their body and mind.

Our body has its own language. Poor sleep, constant tiredness, digestive discomfort, lack of energy and prolonged stress can be reminders to look more closely at the way we are living. They should not automatically be treated as a diagnosis, but neither should persistent concerns be ignored. When symptoms continue or cause concern, proper medical advice is important.

The bigger question is why we wait so long to pay attention.

Perhaps because postponing ourselves has become normal.

We tell ourselves that we will exercise when work becomes easier, meditate when the mind becomes calmer, eat better when the schedule becomes manageable or spend more time with our family when responsibilities reduce.

But life rarely becomes completely convenient.

There may never be a perfect time.

There can, however, be a conscious decision to make something important a priority.

This is one reason I believe preventive health and holistic wellness deserve greater attention. Naturopathy encourages us to look at lifestyle, nutrition, physical activity, rest and our relationship with nature as important parts of overall wellbeing. Yoga and meditation can also become meaningful practices for people looking to develop greater awareness of their body and mind.

For me, wellness begins with awareness.

Are we sleeping enough? Are we eating mindfully? Are we moving our bodies? Are we constantly connected to our phones? Do we have even a few quiet minutes in the day? Are we listening when our body asks us to slow down?

These are simple questions, but they can lead to important conversations with ourselves.

I often think about this during quiet moments at Nirvana. Once the day’s activity settles, time feels different. The surroundings become quieter and there is space to notice things that are easy to miss in the rush of everyday life.

We spend so much time trying to save time that we rarely ask ourselves what we are saving it for.

That question has stayed with me.

If we save an hour but never use it for our health, our family, our relationships or our own peace of mind, what have we really gained?

Health should not become important only after a problem appears. Preventive wellness means giving attention to ourselves while we still have the opportunity to make positive changes.

Sometimes that change is very small. Going for a walk. Eating a little more mindfully. Sleeping earlier. Spending ten minutes in meditation. Taking a break from the screen. Sitting in nature. Having an honest conversation with someone we love.

None of these actions seems dramatic. But our lives are built from ordinary choices repeated over time.

That is where I believe the real meaning of healthy living lies.

At Nirvana Naturopathy & Retreat, Igatpuri, Nashik, my work has always been connected with helping people become more aware of their lifestyle, health and wellbeing. A wellness retreat should not simply offer a temporary escape from everyday life. It should also give people an opportunity to reflect on how they want to live when they return home.

We cannot bring yesterday back. We cannot ask last year to give us another chance. Once an hour has passed, it is gone.

But we can decide what we do with the next hour.

So perhaps the question is not, “How much time do I have?”

Perhaps the more important question is, “What am I giving my time to?”

The answer may reveal more about our priorities than we realise.

Before saying, “I will do it later,” pause for a moment. Ask yourself what you have been postponing. Your health? Your family? Your peace of mind? Your need to slow down?

Sometimes the right time does not arrive with a dramatic sign. It is simply the moment when we stop saying “later” and decide to begin.

Because the real value of time is not only in how many years we live. It is in how consciously we choose to live them.

Gurumaa Yogita Khatri
Founder & Director, Nirvana Naturopathy & Retreat, Igatpuri, Nashik
Yoga & Naturopathy Professional | Preventive Wellness Advocate

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