Moringa Productions is a London-based production company creating globally ambitious film and television for audiences long underserved by conventional models. We combine disciplined development, hands-on production, and international collaboration grounded in craft and clear audience insight.
Our work moves comfortably between prestige and popular culture, designed from the outset for international markets. Film and television sit at our core, though we approach digital and vertical formats with equal seriousness.
We structure cross-territory financing across the UK, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East, unlocking alternative capital and giving projects the scale they deserve. Founded by Mishal Karim and Munsur Ali, and led by Novera Rahman, CEO, Moringa operates as a full-service production company with in-house development, studio, kit, location hire, and post-production.
Chairman
Munsur Ali is a film producer and City of London Corporation Council Member, having chaired Culture, Heritage and Libraries and served on the boards of the Barbican Centre and Guildhall School of Music & Drama. His debut film, SHONGRAM (2019), reflects his passion for diversity and shared heritage, and he's the founder of Mela in the City, The Limelight Film Awards, and The London Bengali Film Festival.
CEO & Executive Producer
Novera Rahman Orishi is a creative producer and development executive spanning film, TV, and digital content, previously serving as Creative Director at People of Culture Studios where she managed a $120M+ animation portfolio and packaged features for global markets. Her work centers on culturally specific storytelling for cross-border co-productions, drawing on an earlier career as an actor that shapes her collaborative approach with talent.
Investment Director
Peter Dunphy brings over 25 years of experience in film finance and investment, including SEIS, EIS, private equity, and debt finance. He has produced 16 feature films including Mad to be Normal (David Tennant), Funny Cow (Maxine Peake), Surviving Christmas (Edward Fox, Gemma Whelan), and Two Graves (David Hayman). A regular speaker on film finance at Raindance and New Renaissance film festivals, he is also an elected Councillor of the City of London and former Chairman of its Licensing Committee.
Administrator
Theodore supports Film Hackathon operations and administration, helping coordinate programme delivery, communications, and participant engagement across the organisation.
Chairman
CEO & Executive Producer
Investment Director
Admin & Executive Assistant
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