Director

Anurag Singh

Anurag Singh has been making waves in Bollywood and Punjabi cinema since the late '90s, and honestly, the guy knows how to deliver both critical acclaim and box office gold. His biggest claim to fame has to be the patriotic blockbuster Kesari (2019), which had audiences losing it over Akshay Kumar's fierce performance and Singh's brilliant direction. But that's just the tip of the iceberg—he's also got Punjab 1984 (2014) under his belt, a National Award winner that proved he could handle serious, hard-hitting storytelling with real emotional depth. Whether it's Hindi or Punjabi cinema, Singh has shown he's got the range to work across industries and pull off massive successes. What really sets Anurag Singh apart is his knack for blending high-octane action with genuine heart and cultural authenticity. His Punjabi films like the Jatt & Juliet franchise showed he could do fun, entertaining cinema that resonated with audiences, while his Hindi work demonstrates he can scale up to bigger budgets without losing that personal touch. Singh's recent venture into Border 2 (2026) is shaping up to be another major milestone in his career, proving that he remains one of Bollywood's most reliable directors when it comes to delivering films that matter—whether they're crowd-pleasers or award-winners.