Preeti Tripathi

Preeti Tripathi is an Indian film Director working in the Bollywood film industry. She has experience in media professionalism and has a passion for television and audio. She has worked in Pratilipi as the Head of IP Development and the Deputy Editor for Disney Star. She did her schooling from St. Paul’s Academy in Patna. She did her graduation from Asian Academy of film and television (AAFT), NOIDA in Film and TV Production/Direction and also pursued Masters in English Literature. She was the first Newsreader of Doordarshan Madhya Pradesh for fifteen years i.e. 1992-2007 and was also crowned Miss Bhopal in 1993. She is the first professionally qualified women Film-maker of Madhya Pradesh with a Degree in Film and TV Production Direction from the Asian Academy of Films and Television Noida in 1996. Besides she is also the first woman director of the International film festival of Tribal Art and culture i.e. IFFTAC in 2014. She is also the first woman from MP invited in the Jury of the National film awards of India in 2016 as a Jury member. She is the first woman filmmaker from her state who received an award for her non- fiction film titled ‘Dayabai -Tribal Mercy’ which is a film on a woman leader among Gond Tribals in the international women Film Festival in Delhi.

She produced numerous TV documentaries, TV Series, Variety Entertainment shows, Telefilms, Advertisement films, etc. for Doordarshan. Her works reached several International and national film festivals including IFFI in Goa, IDPA in Bombay, VIBGYOR in Thrissur. She received the best biographical documentary award in 2009 in the International Women’s film festival of India. Preeti Tripathi’s ‘Adhure Manushya’ which is a telefilm gained significant recognition which starred a petite screen actor Raymon Singh Raymon Singh is an Indian television actress who i >> Read More... . The music for the film was composed by award winner Shantanu Mahapatra.

She is also a renowned socio-political activist working for the environment and Child and female Welfare. Her maiden play ‘Azeezan’ in 2006, was staged at Bharat Bhawan in Bhopal and later at the North India Cultural Centre in Allahabad. She has an established Communications Company which incorporating Film-TV, Radio, Theatre production called Madhya Pradesh Arts Communications & Entertainment (MPACE).