Supavitra Babul

Supavitra Babul is a Bollywood film director who came to prominence with the making of a Hindi movie ‘ Bittoo Boss Click to look into! >> Read More... ' that released in 2012. It was a Hindi comedy film produced by Kumar Mangat and Abhishek Pathak.

The story of the movie was by Gautam Mehra and  Supavitra Babul. With this movie, Supavitra Babul made his debut in Bollywood as a writer and director. He also set up a movie company 'Bittoo movie' and released the movie. The film starred Pulkit Samrat and Amita Pathak. The film narrated the story of a man who records videos at weddings.

When Babul started his journey to filmmaking, he did the job because of his passion. It was his passion to tell a story of different kinds through his lens. After his college days, Babul joined TV news, and he wanted to tell the viewers a thousand stories.

Later on, as his love for camera took grew, he became a part of many popular TV shows and films. Babul is a self-taught cameraman. He had never been to any institution to learn photography. But, later on, he wielded camera for films such as 'World This Week,' ‘Aamir’ and Coke Studio in India.

He was just 40-years old, when he debuted as a director. He took up a comedy subject of a photographer for his first independent movie who used to shoot the Punjabi weddings as a cameraman.

After associating himself with movies like ‘Aamir’ and ‘Bittoo Boss,’ he chose to become the mastermind behind many reality shows on TV. Some of the prominent TV shows include shows Raaz Pichhle Janam Ka, K for Kishore, Coke Studio Season-1 and later on ‘Savdhan India Maha Movie'.

This film narrated the real story and incidents of cybercrime.  Babul made the first ever Savdhan India Maha Movie TV series and even contributed to its second part. In addition to the concept of cybercrime, the film also threw light on other aspects of human trafficking.

Babul feels as a story-teller, the medium he uses to tell a story, doesn’t matter. Hence he always engages himself to entertain the public. He works on both the TV and film media. Reports suggest that he shot ‘Savdhan India Maha Movie’ like a movie and not as TV episodes.