Sharat Chandra
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Sharat Chandra is an emerging Bollywood film director. His passion for film making drove him to learn the craft of Film Direction under Prayag Raaj at Digital Academy, The Film School. His first film, Oh No, received a lot of recognition and was also telecast on NDTV. He has worked on a project named 'Mahadev' with veteran Film maker Shyam Benegal which is likely to be produced in the near future. The concept of 'Mercy Killing'or Euthanasia inspired him to make the film Freedom of Life which acquired a lot of appreciation amongst critics and audiences. The Film was showcased at the short film corner at the Cannes Film Festival.His latest directorial venture is Raas Leela, a story about a painter and his muse.
