Saptaswa Basu

Saptaswa Basu is one of the youngest film directors and producers in Bengal known for "Forever," "Oasis," released in 2013, and "Forlorn." He is the founder of the production house "Neo Studios" and has been producing his films under this banner. Basu pursued Electronics and Communication Engineering, and soon after completing college, he started making feature films. His debut feature film is called "Network."

Additionally, Basu is a writer and editor who has worked for several telefilms and ad films. Basu has an exceptional storytelling style and innovative filmmaking techniques. His films mostly have socio-economic-political subjects. The movie "Jotugriho," of Basu, was shot at remote locations in north Bengal. The content of the film "Doctor Baksh" has a tremendous global appeal and the themes of medical scams are very relatable to the audience and encourage young entrepreneurs and producers. Later, he produced "Lungiman," directed by Asim Akhtar and produced by Sahi Bangla, which explores the concept of cow smuggling.

His writings have been inspired by classic writers, such as Stephen King Stephen King is a renowned American novelist, colu >> Read More... , Sidney Sheldon, John Grisham John Grisham was born on 8th February 1955 in Jone >> Read More... , and others. From the very first film, Basu has tried to involve both established stars and new talents in his movies. Basu often conducts workshops that are specifically designed to select talents with multitasking abilities and known performance.

Basu doesn't pay attention to criticisms and is open to suggestions and innovations during shooting because art is a collaborative medium. Basu's movies have always been appreciated by the audience, and he has won multiple awards for his outstanding contributions to cinema. He continues to inspire aspiring filmmakers with his creative vision.