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Notably, the company collaborated on the highest-budget feature film "Kushuthara: Pattern of Love," earning accolades such as the "Best International Narrative Feature Film" at the Laughlin International Film Festival in 2015.

Bhutan Infotainment now operates from New York City in the United States, boasting a team comprising members from Bhutan as well as an International Experts Group.

In addition to its notable productions, Bhutan Infotainment has been involved in various significant events and collaborations:

Hosted the First Bhutanese Celebrity Show in 2017 in New York.
Created "Chikthuen (COVID Entertainment)" for Bhutan Broadcast Services in 2020.
Collaborated with prestigious organizations such as the Rubin Museum, Women in Film and Television International, Milarepa Theatre Company, Treasure Preservation Training, Texas University (UTEP), and New York National Library.

We started as a statement against the sloppy professional standards that dominated the field of construction services 20 years ago. We wanted to set a new, high standard and work as consultants, solving our client's problems. Bhutan Infotainment, a registered audiovisual company established in the Himalayan Kingdom of Bhutan on July 20th, 2005, boasts a rich history of film and television production.

Noteworthy achievements include the production of four major feature films, such as "Kushuthara: Wedding Dress" in 2008 and "Four Friends" in 2010, with the former receiving numerous awards at the Annual National Film Festivals. The company has also delved into television with youth-based serials like "My Life, My Dreams" and "The Journey of Life" for Bhutan Broadcasting Service Corporation Limited (BBSCL). Their first short film, "Birds in Cages," addressing domestic violence, received acclaim, winning Best Short Film at the Fiji International Film Festivals in 2015. With a strong network established both domestically and internationally, Bhutan Infotainment has represented the country in various film festivals worldwide.