Director

Tejas Prabha Vijay Deoskar

Tejas Prabha Vijay Deoskar has carved out an impressive niche in Indian cinema by working seamlessly across both Hindi and Marathi films—a flexibility that's pretty rare among directors. Born in Nagpur in 1983, he shot into the spotlight with Bucket List in 2018, the Marathi film that marked Madhuri Dixit's return to her roots after decades away from regional cinema. That project alone was a massive achievement, but he didn't rest on those laurels. His work continued to gain momentum, proving he's got the range to handle different stories, genres, and audiences without losing his distinct sensibility. What makes Deoskar stand out is his ability to blend heartfelt storytelling with sharp, contemporary sensibilities—he's not interested in making films that feel stuck in the past, even when tackling traditional themes. His Hindi film Chhatriwali, which dropped in 2023, showcased his knack for picking unconventional subjects and bringing them to life with wit and warmth. Through his work as both director and screenwriter, he's contributed to Bollywood's growing appetite for diverse narratives that challenge norms without preaching. Deoskar represents a new generation of Indian filmmakers who understand that good cinema transcends language barriers and reaches audiences precisely because it stays rooted in authentic human stories.