Sarvnik Kaur

Sarvnik Kaur – A National Award-winning director and a distinguished writer. Sarvnik Kaur was born and brought up in Delhi. She grew up with her sisters, Ramneec Ahuja and Amandeep Kaur Amandeep Kaur started her acting career with movie >> Read More... , a leading celebrity fashion stylist. After completing her schooling, she joined Delhi College of Arts and commerce in 2001. Later, Sarvnik Kaur did her MA in Mass Communication in films from AJK Mass Communication Research Centre, Jamia Millia Islamia University in Delhi from 2007 to 2009. During her time in JMU, Sarvnik Kaur has directed several films. The film Beej Daan is about creating awareness on sperm donation, and Labyrinth is a movie about time. Her other film Moonlighting explores the duality of human character. Sarvnik Kaur moved to Mumbai after her graduation.

She aspired to become a writer and worked hard towards achieving it. But things didn’t go well for her, as she had to face difficulties in adjusting herself to the life of Mumbai. She went through a tough time, and so she stayed aloof so that she can concentrate on writing screenplays. For some time, Sarvnik Kaur worked as an assistant director. She assisted director Rajat Nagpal Rajat Nagpal is an Indian composer, singer, produc >> Read More... in commercials. In 2013, Sarvnik Kaur served as the script supervisor for the movie Ishk Actually Click to look into! >> Read More... . She worked as an assistant director in the 2016 movie Fever. Sarvnik Kaur started her career as a writer with the Book ‘Where Arrows Meet!’ in 2012. From love, betrayal to money, the plot has everything.

The story of Apsara, a lawyer, and Rohan, a star, begins through an unexpected circumstance, and the story keeps moving interestingly. Sarvnik Kaur teamed up with her fellow JMU batchmate, Tushar Madhav Tushar Madhav is an Indian documentary filmmaker f >> Read More... , to direct a documentary film on Kashmir’s Artforms. Titled Soz…. A Ballad of Maladies, the film shows how the artist and musicians used their art forms to question the violence happening in Kashmir. Upon release, the film won numerous National and International Awards. It bagged the Ram Bahadur Trophy for Best Film at the 11th Film South Asia and Best Documentary at the 10th International Documentary and Short Film Festival of Kerala.

Sarvnik Kaur also won the honor of receiving the National Film Award for Best First Non-Feature Film of a Director at the 64th National Film Awards The National Film Awards gets presented every year >> Read More... . Sarvnik Kaur’s next film is about the Koli fishing community. The story revolves around Rakesh and Ganesh, whose friendship is at stake because of their difference of opinion in traditional fishing and fishing with the help of technology. Among many honors the documentary received, the IDPA Project Award is also one.