Saket Saurabh
- Cinematographer
- Camera and Electrical Department
Saket Saurabh is an accomplished Director of Photography hailing from diverse regions of India. He has garnered extensive experience in shooting narrative films, documentaries, commercials, and television shows worldwide. Saket honed his craft in Cinematography at the esteemed LV Prasad Film and Television Academy in Chennai, India (2010-2012), throughout his journey, Saket had the opportunity to work as an assistant to renowned DOP such as PC Sreeram ISC and Binod Pradhan ISC. These experiences allowed him to develop a unique skill set encompassing working with actors, leading large crews, technical proficiency, and a deep understanding of the industry.
Early in his career, Saket shot his first crowdfunded indie feature film titled "Naya Pata." The film, which addressed the serious issue of identity loss among migrant laborers, received critical acclaim and a successful release through the PVR director's rare cut. He then went on to shoot the second short film of his career, "The Lost Behrupiya," which won the 61st National Film Award for Best Arts/Cultural Film. The project aimed to make every frame resemble a painting, and it went on to earn the Best Indie Fest merit award in California in 2014. Saket's film "Aadha Chand Tum Rakhlo" had its world premiere at the Cannes Film Festival short film corner in 2015 and received praise for its thought-provoking portrayal of religion. In 2020, he shot "River of Love", which was a tough yet beautiful journey as we filmed a man on his quest along the Ganges River. this film has garnered significant attention at international film festivals across the globe, receiving over a dozen awards, including Best Director at the Moscow International Film Festival, Best Indie Film at the Chicago Indie Film Festival, Best Actor at the Black Swan International Film Festival, and Best script winner Hong Kong Indie Film Festival among others.
Early in his career, Saket shot his first crowdfunded indie feature film titled "Naya Pata." The film, which addressed the serious issue of identity loss among migrant laborers, received critical acclaim and a successful release through the PVR director's rare cut. He then went on to shoot the second short film of his career, "The Lost Behrupiya," which won the 61st National Film Award for Best Arts/Cultural Film. The project aimed to make every frame resemble a painting, and it went on to earn the Best Indie Fest merit award in California in 2014. Saket's film "Aadha Chand Tum Rakhlo" had its world premiere at the Cannes Film Festival short film corner in 2015 and received praise for its thought-provoking portrayal of religion. In 2020, he shot "River of Love", which was a tough yet beautiful journey as we filmed a man on his quest along the Ganges River. this film has garnered significant attention at international film festivals across the globe, receiving over a dozen awards, including Best Director at the Moscow International Film Festival, Best Indie Film at the Chicago Indie Film Festival, Best Actor at the Black Swan International Film Festival, and Best script winner Hong Kong Indie Film Festival among others.