CLRI: Can you tell me something about yourself?
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Ans: I was born in Bilaspur, Chhattisgarh. I spent my
childhood in Raigarh (Chhattisgarh) where I completed my schooling. For
pursuing BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration), I came to Pune,
Maharashtra where I studied at the Pune University. While studying, I was
attracted towards film-making and hence I completed a certificate course in
film-making from IMI (Institute of Moving Images) under Mr. Pankaj Roy. I also
completed my MBA from the Symbiosis University.
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CLRI: How many short films have you made till date?
Ans: I have made many short films till date.
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COLOUR BLUE
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RIGHT TO LIVE
Hari's (23') wife is pregnant. They are worried "if
a girl will take birth, then they have to face a very big problem ". His
friend suggests him to visit a doctor. One day a doctor comes to his home
with the report about the bad news and solves the problem by aborting the
female child in the womb.
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3 PORTRAITS OF MOTHER INDIA 30 min
SHORT
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We are back in the century when the British were ruining
India. The story is about the conversion of a bad person into a good one.
This film was an official Screening at Jaipur International
Film Festival 2012 and official Screening at Imphal International Film
Festival 2012).
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CLRI: In India short films are meant to be written, directed and produced
by the same film maker, which is not the case abroad. What are the challenges
in such a situation?
Ans: Of course, there are a lot of challenges, which we
come across, mainly the team is missed and the whole set up is on the shoulders
of one person.
CLRI: You have started an organization to promote new talents. Why so?
While you should focus more on becoming a famous film maker yourself. I mean
you should be more career oriented.
Ans: I want my work to be famous than I. Basically I
wanted to be a part of Industry and would love if people give credit to my
films. As a filmmaker I would rather go for new talents which can come up with
new prospectus.
CLRI: Out of all short films, name few best ones.
Ans: There are many which fall in the category of best
ones. Naming few will mean being partial instead.
CLRI: Have you ever made any feature film? Can you please share something
about it?
Ans: I am working on two projects based on two different
concepts. Hope to get started soon.
CLRI: What differences do you find between short films and feature films?
Is there any career in short films?
Ans: Short films are basically for setting a base and
feature films make you the master at the end. As a starter you need to make
short films, so that you can do different experiments on your thoughts.
CLRI: Which film makers do you think you are influenced?
Ans: Jean-Luc Godard , Anuraag Kashyup, Steven Speilberg,
Quentin Tarantino, Martin Scorsese among others.
CLRI: According to you, which film
makers in India and abroad are some of the finest ones?
Ans: Of course two from the above mentioned ones.
CLRI: What projects are you working currently on? Any details?
Ans: I am working on an Indie, a feature film titled, Hard to change the world, already done Devil's Paradise. Two other feature
films are under pipeline for which we are working on the dialogues.
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