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Notable Performances

GHAR GHAR

Year – 1988

Writer – Harsh Shvisharan 

Director – Harsh Shvisharan 

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DUSARA SAMANA

Year – 1990

Writer – Satish Alekar 

Director – Wanam Kendre

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DOCTOR TUMHISUDHA

Year – 1991 

Writer – Ajit Dalvi 

Director – Chandrakant Kulkarni 

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BAMBAI KE KAUE

Year – 1992

Writer – Shafat Khan  

Director – Bhupendra Deshmukh 

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AAMHI LATIKE NAA BOLU

Year –1994

Writer – P.L. Deshpande

Director – Vikram Watve

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FAUST (HINDI VERSION)

Year – 1994

Writer – Gaute 

Director – Fritze Benewitz

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SHOBHAYATRA

Year – 1999

Writer – Shafat Khan  

Director –Ganesh Yadav 

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JAWAN TRAMBAK

Year – 2000

Writer – Makarand Deshpande 

Director – Makarand Deshpande 

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SANMAN HAUS WADA CHIREBANDI, MAN TALYAKATHI, YUGANT (TRIOLOGY)

Year – 2005

Writer –  Shyam Manohar 

Director – Deepak Rajadhyaksha

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Shivaji Underground In Bhimnagar Mohalla - Produced & Directed

MARATHI FILMS (ACTING)

Iconic Plays

BANGARWADI

Year – 1995

Character – Ananda Ramoshi

Director – Amol Palekar

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KATHA DON GANAPATRAVANCHI

Year – 1996

Character – Sahebrao

Director –Arun Khopkar

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SARAKARNAMA

Year – 1996

Character – Chander Naik

Director –Shrabani Deodhar

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ASHI DHYANESHWARI

Year – 2001

Character – Gund (Kidnapper)

Director – S.M. Ranjan

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VALU

Year – 2008

Character – Aaba Renuse

Director – Umesh Kulkarni

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HARISHCHNADRACHI FACTORY

Year – 2009

Character – Dadasaheb Phalke

Director – Paresh Mokashi 

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MARMABAND

Year – 2010

Character – Mitra

Director –Dinesh Bhonsle

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SHALA

Year – 2012

Character – Joshi’s Father 

Director – Sujay Dahake  

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MUKKTI

Year – 2012

Character – Bhanudas (Farmer)

Director – Machindra More

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JANA GANA MANA

Year – 2012

Character – Mr. Sontakke (Teacher)

Director –Amit Abhyankar

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TAPAAL

Year – 2014

Character – Postman 

Director – Laxman Utekar 

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PARI HOON MAIN

Year – 2018

Character – Madhav Dighe
(Pari’s Father)

Director – Rohit Shilwant 

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PURSHOTTAM

Year – 2019

Character – Purushottam Bhapkar

Director –Rima Amarapurkar

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BERIJ VAJABAKI

Year – 2019

Character – Chaudhari Sir 

Director – Raju Bhosale 

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BARAYAN

Year – 2019

Character – Aniruddha’s Father 

Director – Deepak Patil

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AAPDI THAAPDI

Year – 2022

Character – T.C. Pagare

Director – Anand Karir

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Y

Year – 2022

Character – Dr. Purshottam 

Director – Ajit Wadikar

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HINDI FILMS (ACTING)

Memorable Advertisements

DAAYRAA

Year – 1996

Character – Abductor 

Director – Amol Palekar

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SHOOL

Year – 1999

Character – Lalji

Director – E.  Nivas

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DR. BABASAHEB AMBEDKAR

Year – 2000

Character – Sahastrabudhe 

Director – Dr. Jabbar Patel 

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DARPAN KE PICHYE

Year – 2005

Character – Aniket

Director – Rajkumar Bhan

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MAIN AUR CHARLES

Year – 2015

Character – Inspector Sudhakar Zhende 

Director – Prawaal Raman

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AKIRA

Year – 2016

Character – Inspector Rajeshwar Raai 

Director – A.R. Murugadoss

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SIMMBA

Year – 2018

Character – Mr. Dave (Akruti’s Father)

Director – Rohit Shetty

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CARGO

Year – 2020

Character – Nitigya

Director – Arati Kadav

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DAIL 100

Year – 2023

Character – Chandrakanth Pallav

Director – Renzil D’silva

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WEBSERIES (ACTING)

Creative Vision

Scam 2003

Year – 2023

Character – Madhukar Dombe (PI)

Director – Tushar Hiranandani

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TAALI

Year – 2023

Character – Ganesh’s (Gouri) Father

Director – Ravi Jadhav

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THE SECRETS OF THE SHILEDARS

Year – 2025

Character – Prashik

Director – Aditya Sarpotdar

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SHORT FILMS (ACTING)

Creative Vision

THE DRAINAGE

Year – 2019

Character – Man

Director – Vikrant Badarkhe

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WEEKEND

Year – 2021

Character – Dadasaheb Nangre

Director – Arvind Gajanan Joshi 

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AKADA
Selected In- Asian Film Festival Mumbai, Bhopal Film Festival,
Delhi Film Festival
Year – 2006
Produce And Directed 
Public Opinion Productions (POPS)

SHWET ANGAAR
Selected In-Asian Film Festival Mumbai & Short Film Corner
Cannes Film Festival (France) 2007 
Year – 2007
Directed 
Produce by IME 

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Wada Chirebandi, Magna Talyakathi, Yugant (Triology) 1994

The Wada Chirebandi trilogy—Wada Chirebandi (The Old Stone Mansion), Magna Talyakathi (The Pond), and Yugant (Apocalypse)—is a powerful dramatic narrative that delves into the decline of the joint family system and the feudal societal order under the relentless force of commercialization. Each play in the trilogy offers a distinct yet interconnected perspective on the evolving rural landscape, portraying the struggles of individuals caught in the tide of change.

Wada Chirebandi (The Old Stone Mansion)

The first part of the trilogy paints a poignant picture of an aristocratic family on the verge of collapse, burdened by traditions that no longer hold power in an era of economic transformation. It captures the emotional and social decay of a once-glorious lineage struggling to find relevance in a changing world.

Magna Talyakathi (The Pond)

The second part shifts focus to individuals who, despite newfound material prosperity, grapple with existential alienation. Their attempts to define their destinies and relationships—both personal and cosmic—mirror the inner conflicts of a society caught between past traditions and modern aspirations.

Yugant (Apocalypse)

The final installment presents a stark vision of the future, where individuals face a self-created wasteland—moral, political, social, spiritual, and environmental. The play forces its characters to make a choice: escape or confront the void with courage. It serves as a thought-provoking reflection on the dualities of Indian culture—acceptance and resistance, adaptation and stagnation, spirituality and ritualistic hypocrisy.

The Wada Chirebandi trilogy is a mirror to India’s evolving ethos, encapsulating both the resilience and contradictions of its people. It remains a timeless exploration of societal transformation, urging audiences to question, reflect, and engage with the ever-shifting dynamics of human existence.

Bangarwadi 1995

Bangarwadi (Marathi: बनगरवाडी) is a critically acclaimed Marathi film directed by Amol Palekar, based on the 1955 novel of the same name by renowned writer Vyankatesh Madgulkar. Set in the 1940s, the film tells the poignant story of a young schoolteacher navigating life in a remote village of shepherds in the princely state of Aundh. Through his experiences, Bangarwadi beautifully captures the essence of rural Maharashtra, the struggles of its people, and the deep human connections that define their existence.

Awards & Recognition

Celebrated for its storytelling and cinematic brilliance, Bangarwadi has received numerous accolades:

  • National Film Award (1995) – Best Feature Film in Marathi
  • Maharashtra State Film Awards (1996) – Winner of 5 prestigious state awards

International Acclaim

The film has been showcased at several renowned international film festivals, earning widespread appreciation for its authentic portrayal of rural India. Notable screenings include:

  • Karlovy Vary International Film Festival, 1996
  • Birmingham International Film Festival, 1996
  • London Film Festival, UK, 1996
  • 15th FAJR International Film Festival, Iran, 1997
  • Cairo International Film Festival, Egypt, 1996
  • Bogotá International Film Festival, Colombia, 1996
  • Sarajevo Film Festival, 1996

Sarakarnama 1998

Saptatara is a hard-hitting political drama that delves into the complexities of corruption, power struggles, and the moral dilemmas faced by those in authority. The film sheds light on how political leaders manipulate systems for personal gain while ordinary citizens bear the consequences.

Plot Overview

Vishwas Salunkhe (Ajinkya Deo), a dedicated municipal assistant commissioner, is assigned to oversee a sub-area of Mumbai where several dilapidated chawls are on the verge of collapse. Concerned for the safety of the residents, he issues notices for the evacuation of Saptatara, a crumbling structure at risk of disaster. However, his efforts are met with resistance—chawl dwellers refuse to vacate, and the owners ignore the warnings.

Despite the challenges, Salunkhe remains firm in his mission. His determination, however, attracts the attention of Chief Minister Uttamrao Deshmukh (Yashvant Dutt), a powerful politician with vested interests. Deshmukh, who has financial ties with the chawl owners as part of his election funding network, intervenes. He demands access to the Saptatara file and, in return, assigns Salunkhe to oversee civil work in his future daughter-in-law’s village.

Upon his arrival in the village, Salunkhe encounters yet another struggle—local residents opposing the construction of electric towers on their ancestral land. With their livelihoods at stake, they resist the project, forcing Salunkhe to confront deeper ethical questions about his role in the system.

A Reflection of Reality

Saptatara presents a stark and compelling narrative on urban decay, political influence, and the cost of development. It questions the integrity of governance and highlights the struggles of those caught between bureaucratic decisions and grassroots resistance.

A thought-provoking watch, the film holds a mirror to the ongoing power dynamics in society, making it relevant and impactful even today.

Vale 2008

Set in the small village of Kusavde, Valu follows the story of a misunderstood wild bull that has become the center of controversy. Valu, a consecrated and holy bull, is traditionally allowed to roam free, symbolizing the village’s shared responsibility. However, as incidents of chaos and destruction increase, Valu is blamed for everything that goes wrong, turning his capture into a battle for power among the village leaders.

A Tapestry of Stories

As the hunt for Valu unfolds, the film weaves together multiple narratives:

  • A power struggle between two rival leaders, each hoping to gain influence through the bull’s capture.
  • Love stories that blossom amid the turmoil.
  • An amateur filmmaker desperate to document the unfolding drama.
  • A forest officer on a determined mission, working alongside a religious priest.
  • Tricksters, opportunists, and an eccentric woman who seems to understand Valu like no one else.

A Unique Cinematic Experience

Blending humor, tradition, and village politics, Valu – The Wild Bull is more than just a story about capturing an animal—it’s a witty and insightful reflection on human nature, ambition, and belief systems.

Harishchandrachi Factory 2009

In 1913, Indian cinema was born from the relentless efforts of Dadasaheb Phalke, who created Raja Harishchandra, India’s first feature-length silent film.

Phalke, once a successful printing entrepreneur, left his business after a fallout with his partner, vowing never to return to the printing industry. Suddenly unemployed, he struggled to support his family—until a chance encounter changed everything. One evening, he stumbled upon a tent theatre screening a silent film. Awestruck by the moving images, he found his true calling—filmmaking.

A Visionary’s Journey

With his devoted wife and two young children by his side, Phalke embarked on an extraordinary journey into an industry unknown to contemporary India. His unwavering passion led him across the world—traveling to London alone and unannounced—to seek advice, acquire equipment, and learn the craft.

In Harishchandrachi Factory, Nandu Madhav brings Phalke to life, portraying him with warmth and optimism. Directed by Paresh Mokashi, the film beautifully captures Phalke’s unwavering determination, eccentric genius, and unshakable belief in his vision. While local recognition was slow, history proved him right—his obsession sparked an industry that would go on to become one of the largest film industries in the world.

A heartfelt tribute to the pioneer of Indian cinema, Harishchandrachi Factory is a must-watch for cinephiles and history enthusiasts alike.

Shala 2012

Set in rural India in the 1970s, this coming-of-age drama follows four ninth-grade boys as they navigate the complexities of growing up, friendship, and first love.

At the heart of the story is Joshi (14), a boy caught in the innocent yet overwhelming emotions of young love. He is smitten with Shirodkar (14), a beautiful classmate, and struggles to find a way to express his feelings. From attending the same private tuitions just to see her to secretly following her home, Joshi is on a journey to understand the age-old question—”What is love?”

Four Friends, Four Different Lives

Each of Joshi’s friends is experiencing adolescence in their own way:

  • Surya (16) – A free-spirited soul blending traditional and hippie culture, embracing life as an adventure.
  • Chitrya (14) – A born genius, aspiring scientist, and the smartest of the group, raised in a modern family.
  • Favdya (15) – The poorest and academically weakest, but a vital part of the friendship.
  • Joshi (14) – An average middle-class boy with a confused future, yet deeply in love.

A Journey of Growth, Freedom & Self-Discovery

As these four boys come from different cultural and family backgrounds, their stories intertwine in a heartfelt exploration of struggles, dreams, loneliness, and the thrill of young love. Through laughter, heartbreak, and unforgettable moments, they learn about freedom, self-expression, and the bittersweet nature of growing up.

Featuring Nandu Madhav as Joshi’s father, this film is a nostalgic and emotional ride—one that captures the essence of youth and the magic of first love.

Jana Gana Mana 2010

Set in a tribal village in Maharashtra, Champions follows the story of Ramchandra Sontakke (Nandu Madhav), the only teacher in a small government-run school under the Sarva Shiksha Abhiyaan (Education for All) initiative. A passionate idealist, Sontakke dreams of shaping a generation of educated children. However, reality hits hard when he realizes that his students attend school not for education, but for the free midday meal.

A Teacher’s Struggle & A Student’s Dream

Determined to impress his superiors and secure a transfer to a town school closer to home, Sontakke decides to stage a grand Independence Day celebration. Meanwhile, Katu, a spirited tribal boy, dreams of leading the anthem at the event. However, Sontakke sets a condition—he must wear a proper white tunic and shorts to do so.

Desperate to fulfill this dream, Katu goes to extreme lengths—stealing, begging, and even risking his life—to get the uniform. But before the event can take place, Sontakke is granted his transfer. Now, with no need to impress his boss, will all the efforts of the teacher and his students be in vain?

A Thought-Provoking Journey

Blending humor, emotion, and social commentary, Champions explores the complex realities of rural education, the struggles of dedicated teachers, and the unwavering spirit of children chasing their dreams.

A heartfelt and poignant film, Champions is a must-watch for anyone who believes in the power of education and the resilience of the human spirit.

Tapaal 2014

Set in a remote village in 1977, Tapaal is a poignant story that explores the deep bond between a young boy and a childless couple, while shedding light on the harsh realities of social discrimination.

At the heart of the film is Rangya, a school-going boy, and the village postman, a figure of respect in an era when only a few individuals—such as the teacher, Patwari, and postman—were educated. Through the postman’s journey, the film beautifully portrays the emotional connection between villagers and the bearer of their letters, hopes, and dreams.

A Unique Perspective on an Unseen World

Directed by Laxman Utekar in his debut film, Tapaal delivers a fresh and deeply moving narrative, distinct from earlier postman-themed films like Postcard by Gajendra Ahire. With a rich and immersive rural backdrop, the film captures the simplicity, struggles, and heartfelt emotions of a bygone era.

Exceptional Performances That Stay with You

  • Nandu Madhav delivers a deeply moving performance, showcasing his remarkable talent.
  • Child actor Rohit Utekar shines in a role that is both emotionally and physically demanding.
  • Veena Jamkar once again proves her acting prowess with a powerful performance.
  • Milind Gunaji leaves a lasting impression in an important cameo, while the supporting cast brings authenticity and depth to the film.

A Story That Resonates Beyond Time

Tapaal is more than just a film—it is a heartfelt tribute to an era where letters were lifelines and postmen were trusted messengers of love, hope, and longing. It delves into the innocence of childhood, the pain of longing, and the resilience of the human spirit, making it a must-watch for lovers of meaningful cinema.

 

Purushottam 2019

Set in the historic city of Aurangabad, this gripping tale follows an honest IAS officer serving as the Municipal Commissioner, determined to drive development while battling a corrupt system and rising religious tensions.

As he pushes forward with his vision for progress, he faces relentless opposition from corrupt officials and fanatics trying to derail his efforts. With integrity and courage, he stands his ground, refusing to compromise on his ideals for the greater good of the city he loves.

A story of resilience, justice, and unwavering commitment, this narrative highlights the challenges of governance and the strength of one man’s determination to bring change.

Y 2022

Dr. Aarti Deshmukh follows the gripping journey of Dr. Aarti, a dedicated medical officer and mother, as she takes on the fight against female foeticide. Tasked with investigating unethical medical practices, she faces a formidable challenge in Dr. Purushottam, a powerful figure who skillfully evades the law.

Despite multiple attempts, Aarti struggles to find concrete evidence against him. As Purushottam uses his influence to have her transferred, Aarti races against time, determined to uncover the truth before she is forced to leave.

A compelling narrative of courage, perseverance, and justice, Dr. Aarti Deshmukh sheds light on a pressing social issue, making it a must-watch for those who believe in the power of truth.

Shool 1999

Shool is an intense political crime drama that follows the relentless battle between an honest police officer and a corrupt political system. Starring Manoj Bajpayee as Samar Pratap Singh, the film paints a gripping portrait of law enforcement in Bihar, where power and crime go hand in hand.

Plot Overview

Set in Motihari, Bihar, Shool revolves around Samar Pratap Singh, a righteous and by-the-book police officer who refuses to bow down to corruption. His strong ethics put him at odds with the ruthless and power-hungry MLA, Bachhoo Yadav, who has ruled the region with fear for over 15 years. Yadav, along with his four trusted henchmen—Gopal, Sudhir, Vinod Lallan Singh, and Laljee—controls the local police, including DSP and Inspector Hussain, ensuring his grip on the system remains unchallenged.

Despite Yadav’s repeated attempts to befriend him, Samar stands firm. Their conflict escalates through a series of confrontations, culminating in a devastating tragedy—Samar’s young daughter, Sonu, is killed in the crossfire of Yadav’s violence. Consumed by grief, Samar begins questioning his principles, torn between his duty and his crumbling personal life. His wife, Manjari (Raveena Tandon), unable to bear his inner turmoil, attempts suicide, pushing Samar into complete despair.

Determined to end the tyranny once and for all, Samar takes matters into his own hands. In a dramatic climax, he storms the State Assembly and guns down Bachhoo Yadav in front of lawmakers and the public, making a bold statement against corruption and injustice.

A Story of Grit & Justice

Shool is more than just a cop-versus-criminal tale—it is a reflection of the harsh realities of systemic corruption and the sacrifices made in the fight for justice. With power-packed performances and a gripping narrative, the film remains a landmark in Indian cinema, resonating with audiences even today.

Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar 2000

Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar (2000) is a critically acclaimed English-language biographical film directed by Jabbar Patel. The film chronicles the life and legacy of Dr. B. R. Ambedkar, the chief architect of the Indian Constitution, highlighting his relentless fight against social discrimination and his pivotal role in shaping modern India.

A Government-Endorsed Project

Funded by the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment and the Government of Maharashtra, the film was produced with a budget of ₹8.95 crore under the supervision of the National Film Development Corporation of India (NFDC). Recognizing its cultural significance, the film was dubbed into nine Indian languages, ensuring its reach to a diverse audience.

Award-Winning Performances & Recognition

Malayalam superstar Mammootty delivered a powerful portrayal of Dr. Ambedkar, earning him the National Film Award for Best Actor. The film also won:

  • National Film Award for Best Feature Film in English (1999)
  • National Film Award for Best Art Direction (Nitin Chandrakant Desai, 1999)

A Lasting Legacy

In honor of India’s 70th Independence Day, Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar was screened as part of the Independence Day Film Festival (2016), jointly organized by the Indian Directorate of Film Festivals and the Ministry of Defense.

This cinematic masterpiece remains a must-watch for those seeking to understand the life and philosophy of one of India’s greatest reformers.

Darpan ke pichye 2005

A Journey of Heritage & Self-Discovery

In the midst of India’s rapid modernization, young Anirudh is sent to live with his grandmother—a woman he barely knows. Having grown up in the fast-paced city of Mumbai, surrounded by the pressures of his parents’ demanding careers, Anirudh is unfamiliar with the traditions of his homeland. However, during his stay in Shekhawati, the land of his ancestors, he embarks on a transformative journey, discovering the richness of Indian culture and an artistic talent he never knew he possessed.

The Director’s Journey

A graduate in Political Science, the filmmaker began his creative career in theatre, directing three original productions at the renowned Sri Ram Center of New Delhi between 1984 and 1986. His passion for storytelling led him to pursue cinema at the Film and Television Institute of India, Pune (FTII) from 1987 to 1990.

His early cinematic works include:

  • Amukh (1990) – Awarded Best Film at the 38th Film Festival of Delhi
  • Amoeba (1991) – A telefilm created for National Indian Television

Between 1995 and 1998, he produced institutional films in India before relocating to Paris, where he penned his debut feature film, Darpan Ke Peechhe. Shot in Rajasthan (2004-2005), the film reflects his deep connection to Indian culture and heritage.

A Cinematic Vision

Through his work, the filmmaker seamlessly blends tradition with contemporary narratives, bringing to life stories that celebrate India’s cultural roots while exploring themes of identity and self-discovery.

Main Aur Charles 2015

Main Aur Charles is a gripping crime thriller inspired by real-life events and told from the perspective of respected Indian cop Amod Kanth, who handled the infamous case of serial killer and conman Charles Sobhraj.

A Story of Crime, Charisma & Manipulation

Set against a backdrop of crime, deception, and high-stakes investigations, the film unravels a series of chilling crimes committed by Charles Sobhraj. Known for his hypnotic charm and cunning mind, Charles manipulated victims, outsmarted the legal system, and escaped multiple high-security prisons—making him one of the most notorious fugitives in history.

As the hunt for him intensifies, Amod Kanth (played by Adil Hussain) leads a nationwide manhunt, tracking the elusive criminal across Thailand, Mumbai, and Goa. Will the law finally catch up with the master manipulator?

An Intense Cinematic Experience

Released on 31st October 2015, Main Aur Charles was widely praised for its stellar direction, gripping narrative, and outstanding performances.

Star-Studded Performances

  • Randeep Hooda delivers a mesmerizing portrayal of Charles Sobhraj, capturing his charm, ruthlessness, and enigma.
  • Adil Hussain as Amod Kanth brings depth to the determined cop’s pursuit of justice.
  • Richa Chadha, Tisca Chopra, and Alexx O’Nell add compelling layers to the story with their powerful performances.

A Cinematic Masterpiece with an Undeniable Impact

Though it underperformed at the box office, collecting ₹6 crores, the film earned critical acclaim for its direction, casting, and haunting background score. Main Aur Charles remains a must-watch for crime thriller enthusiasts, offering an intense look into the mind of a criminal mastermind and the relentless pursuit of justice.

Akira 2016

Akira is an intense action-thriller that follows the journey of a fearless young woman who refuses to back down in the face of corruption and injustice.

The Story of a Fighter

Born and raised in small-town India, Akira was taught by her father to stand up for women’s rights from a young age. However, after an accidental crime, she is sent to a remand home, changing the course of her life.

Fourteen years later, Akira and her mother shift to Mumbai to live with her brother. She enrolls at Holy Cross College, where she soon becomes the target of harassment. But Akira isn’t one to suffer in silence—she fights back.

A Dark Web of Corruption

Meanwhile, ACP Govind Rane, a corrupt and ruthless officer, along with his team, murders a man on Panvel Highway after discovering a huge sum of money in his car. However, Maya, Rane’s mistress, secretly records his conversation to blackmail him. When her handycam is stolen by a student from Holy Cross College, things take a dangerous turn.

Believing Akira possesses the incriminating video, Rane’s men target her, leading to a deadly game of cat and mouse. Will Akira survive the powerful forces trying to silence her?

Powerful Performances

  • Anurag Kashyap delivers an impressive and chilling performance as ACP Govind Rane, making audiences loathe his corrupt and unethical ways.
  • Lokesh Vijay Gupte as Inspector Rajeshwar and Nandu Madhav as Constable Baburao add depth and intensity to the gripping narrative.

A Must-Watch Action Thriller

With edge-of-the-seat action, intense drama, and a gripping storyline, Akira is a powerful tale of resilience, justice, and survival against all odds.

Simmba 2018

Simmba (2018) is a high-energy action-comedy directed by Rohit Shetty, marking the third installment in Shetty’s Cop Universe. With an engaging mix of humor, action, and drama, the film follows the journey of a corrupt cop who finds redemption in the face of tragedy.

The Story

Sangram “Simmba” Bhalerao, played by Ranveer Singh, is a flamboyant and corrupt police officer who enjoys the perks of his position. Unlike the fearless and righteous Bajirao Singham (Ajay Devgn), Simmba thrives on power and money. However, his world takes a drastic turn when a tragic event shakes his conscience, forcing him to take a stand for justice.

Power-Packed Cast

  • Ranveer Singh shines as the dynamic and entertaining Simmba.
  • Sara Ali Khan adds charm and depth to the storyline.
  • Sonu Sood delivers an intense performance as the antagonist.
  • Ajay Devgn makes a thrilling cameo as Bajirao Singham, adding to the film’s excitement.

A Blockbuster Blend of Action & Emotion

Produced by Rohit Shetty, Reliance Entertainment, and Dharma Productions, Simmba is an official remake of the Telugu hit “Temper” (2015). With signature Rohit Shetty-style action sequences, catchy dialogues, and foot-tapping music, the film is a must-watch entertainer that blends comedy, action, and a powerful message.

Cargo 2020

Cargo is a unique Indian sci-fi film that explores life after death through an imaginative and futuristic lens. Written and directed by Arati Kadav, the film is produced by Shlok Sharma, Navin Shetty, Anurag Kashyap, and Kadav herself.

Set aboard the spaceship Pushpak 634A, the story follows Prahastha (Vikrant Massey), a demon working for the Post Death Transition Services. His job? To prepare the recently deceased for rebirth, assisted by a young astronaut (Shweta Tripathi). As they navigate their unusual responsibilities, they uncover deeper truths about life, purpose, and human connections.

Premiering at the 2019 MAMI Film Festival, Cargo captivated audiences with its innovative storytelling and philosophical undertones. The film later debuted on Netflix on 9th September 2020, bringing its thought-provoking narrative to a global audience.

Taali 2023

Taali is a groundbreaking biographical series that brings to life the extraordinary journey of Gauri Sawant, a transgender activist and social reformer from Mumbai.

The series highlights pivotal moments from Gauri’s life—her struggles, resilience, and relentless efforts to uplift transgender individuals and the underprivileged. From breaking barriers to advocating for equal rights, Taali is a powerful tribute to a changemaker who has redefined courage and compassion.

A story of strength, transformation, and unwavering determination, Taali is a must-watch for those who believe in equality and social justice.

The Secrets of the Shiledars 2025

The Secret of the Shiledars is a historical thriller web series that premiered on Disney+ Hotstar on January 31, 2025. Directed by Aditya Sarpotdar, the series features Rajeev Khandelwal in the lead role, supported by actors such as Sai Tamhankar, Ashish Vidyarthi, and Dilip Prabhavalkar.

Weekend 2021

Weekend is a compelling short film that delves into the lives of four friends as they navigate a society bound by caste, class, and gender inequalities. Through their conversations, struggles, and evolving ideologies, the film offers a powerful critique of systemic power and its impact on personal and social dynamics.

Written and directed by Arvind Gajanan Joshi, Weekend is a follow-up to his acclaimed award-winning documentary, “Ajaat” (Casteless)..! Known for his bold storytelling and thought-provoking narratives, Joshi once again challenges conventional perspectives, urging audiences to reflect on the deep-seated structures that shape our world.