Ajay Devgn’s Prismix Studios and Get Set Learn Unite to Transform Education with AI-Powered Storytelling

 

In a groundbreaking move poised to reshape Indian education, Prismix Studios—helmed by actor-producer Ajay Devgn—has partnered with future-skills edtech startup Get Set Learn (GSL) to deliver AI-enhanced, story-led content designed to build 21st-century life skills among K-12 learners. This first-of-its-kind collaboration aims to go beyond academics, focusing on emotional intelligence, communication, collaboration, and empathy—qualities that are increasingly vital in a world shaped by artificial intelligence.

 

With the New Education Policy (NEP) 2020 emphasizing holistic development, GSL’s partnership with Prismix comes at a crucial moment. By harnessing the immersive power of storytelling and the scalability of AI, the collaboration will create short, multilingual, emotionally resonant educational videos. These will reflect real-world scenarios, offering students across India—whether urban or rural—an accessible, relatable, and meaningful way to learn human-centric skills.

 

Speaking on the vision, Priyavrata Mafatlal, Co-founder of GSL and Vice Chairman of Arvind Mafatlal Group, emphasized, “Education must transcend textbooks. With this collaboration, we’re infusing learning with emotion, culture, and relevance.” Co-founders Vatsal Sheth, Sahil Nayar, and Danish Devgn of Prismix Studios echoed this sentiment, highlighting how AI can enhance the storytelling process to keep students engaged while delivering vital life lessons. “Students today crave content that feels real and emotionally compelling,” noted Vatsal Sheth.

 

Starting with school rollouts, the initiative plans to expand into government programs, OTT platforms, and wider skill development efforts. Ajay Devgn summed up the broader ambition best: “We’ve always believed stories have the power to inspire change—this partnership lets us use that power to educate and empower.” With this collaboration, India may be taking its first serious step toward embedding empathy into education—one story at a time.

 

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