EMOMEE UNVEILS TRAILER FOR PURPOSEFUL KIDS’ SERIES

Indian children’s IP brand Emomee has launched the trailer of its original series, introducing characters E, Mo and Mee in imaginative adventures designed to nurture life skills. Founded by Pooja Jauhari and Varun Duggirala, Emomee aims to redefine kids’ entertainment globally by prioritising emotional intelligence, curiosity and purposeful storytelling.

Mumbai, 22nd June 2026: In a landscape where children’s entertainment is increasingly scrutinised for encouraging passive consumption, Indian kids’ IP brand Emomee has unveiled the official trailer of its original series, offering a refreshing alternative that seeks to help children learn, think and grow.  

Founded by second-time entrepreneurs Pooja Jauhari and Varun Duggirala, Emomee is positioning itself as a “life-skills-first” entertainment universe. Its stories and characters are designed not merely to capture attention but to nurture emotional intelligence, curiosity, problem-solving and everyday life skills. The trailer introduces audiences to E, Mo and Mee, three young explorers who embark on imaginative adventures across vibrant worlds spanning science, nature, friendship and adventure. Each narrative encourages learning through discovery, aiming to transform screen time into meaningful engagement.  

The launch comes amid growing global conversations around the impact of fast-paced, algorithm-driven children’s content. Parents and educators worldwide are increasingly asking whether children’s programming should simply keep kids watching or help them develop skills that matter in the real world.  

“Our ambition is to build the next billion-dollar children’s IP from India. This series is an important milestone in that journey—using storytelling to help kids build confidence, curiosity and emotional intelligence while creating characters families can grow up with,” said Pooja Jauhari, Founder & CEO of Emomee.  

For Varun Duggirala, Co-founder & Chief Creative Officer, the vision extends beyond entertainment. “We’re not building another show. We’re building an ecosystem around purposeful storytelling. The most enduring kids’ brands become a part of childhood memories because they create value beyond the screen. Our ambition is to build an Indian IP that children around the world grow up with and parents feel good about introducing to their kids.”  

In just over a year since its launch, Emomee has emerged as one of India’s fastest-growing children’s content brands, surpassing 2.5 million subscribers and crossing one billion views globally. Today, the platform is watched in over 100 countries, including India, the US, the UK and markets across Southeast Asia. Earlier this year, the company captured national attention on Shark Tank India Season 5, where all five sharks made offers at the founders’ asking valuation of ₹50 crore.  

As Emomee unveils its trailer, the company is signalling a larger shift in children’s entertainment: from content engineered solely for attention to content designed for development, imagination and trust. For the founders, the future of children’s entertainment is not about what keeps kids watching, but about what stays with them long after the screen goes off.