Rajendra Prasad (filmmaker)

Rajendra Prasad
Born (1966-03-10) 10 March 1966
Hyderabad, India
Nationality Indian
Occupation Cinematographer, writer, director, producer
Years active 1988–present


Rajendra Prasad is an Indian cinematographer, writer, director and producer. A graduate in science from Osmania University and law from Mumbai University, he studied cinema at the Film and Television Institute of India, Pune from 1985 to 1988.

Career

Rajendra started his career as director of photography in 1988 and debuted as writer, director and producer for a Telugu feature film, Nirantharam, in 1995, which was shot in Andhra Pradesh and Mumbai.

He has also done several films as director of photography. In 2006, he cinematographed Saawan... The Love Season starring Salman Khan, directed by Saawan Kumar Tak


Filmography

  • Nirantharam (1995) – Writer, director, producer
  • MAN,WOMAN AND THE MOUSE (2000) – Writer, director, producer
  • Patth (2003) (2004) – Director of Photography
  • Girlfriend (2004) – Director of photography
  • Hawas (2004) – Director of photography
  • RESIDUE-WHERE THE TRUTH LIES (2005) – Writer, director, producer
  • Eight: The Power of Shani (2006) – Director of photography
  • Saawan... The Love Season (2006) – Director of photography
  • Game (2007) – Director of photography
  • Mittal v/s Mittal (2010) – Director of photography
  • Sisira in Telugu – Director of photography
  • Hero in Telugu – Director of photography
  • Divana-e-Ishq in Persian (2013) – Director of photography
  • Call for Fun (2017) – Director of photography

References

Residue – Where The Truth Lies, This film focuses on Mahatma Gandhi, but through his killer Nathuram Godse's eyes[1]

Residue – Where The Truth Lies, This film was banned by Censors[2]


  1. ↑ "In 70mm, Gandhi leads the way – Times of India".
  2. ↑ "Censors block film showing Gandhi as 'cruel, uncouth' – Latest News & Updates at Daily News & Analysis". 30 December 2005.

Rajendra Prasad has done several films as Cinematographer, below are a few references.

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