Rajendra Prasad is a cinematographer, writer, producer and director known for his works in Indian cinema.[1] An alumnus of the Film and Television Institute of India, he made films across various Indian languages and Persian. Prasad is a Science graduate from Osmania University and graduate in Law from the University of Mumbai. In 1995 he founded his own production company, "Amateur Artists"[2] and produced, directed:

All lights, no stars (2016, English),

Residue-where the truth lies (2005, English),

Man, woman and the mouse (2000, English),

Nirantaram (1995, Telugu)

He is the writer and cinematographer of all the films he makes.

Filmography

  • Nirantharam (1995) – Writer, cinematographer, director, producer
  • Man, Woman and the Mouse (2000) – Writer, cinematographer, director, producer
  • Inscrutable Americans (2001) – Director of Photography
  • Patth (2003) – Director of Photography
  • Girlfriend (2004 film) (2004) – Director of photography
  • Hawas (2004) – Director of photography
  • Megham in telugu (2004) – Director of photography
  • Residue - Where the Truth Lies (2005) – Writer, cinematographer, 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
  • Aagaah: The Warning (2011) - Director of photography
  • Sisira in Telugu – Director of photography
  • Hero in Telugu – Director of photography
  • Divana-e-Ishq in Persian (2013) – Director of photography
  • All Lights, No Stars (2016) – Writer, cinematographer, director, producer
  • Call for Fun (2017) – Director of photography

References

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