Rajan Khosa is an Indian writer-director-producer who has worked between the UK, Europe and India for much of his career. He is best known for his directorial venture Gattu, which won at Berlin Film Festival. It won a Screen Award in India and 20 other international awards.

With more than 30 years of film making experience, Rajan continues to focus on feature films and 360 degree immersive installations. He has won a National Award and 30 International awards. Now based in Mumbai, he practiced filmmaking in London from 1990 to 2005.

Rajan is founder of Elephant Eye Productions that not only makes feature films but also produces spatial experiences with story, multiple projections and holography. Rajan Khosa. Director: Gattu. Rajan's most well-known directorial venture is Gattu, which won at Berlin Film Festival. It won a Screen Award in India and 20 other international awards.

Rajan created his innovative production outfit – Elephant Eye, first in London, where it implemented production of Dance of the Wind, and now in Mumbai, where it executive-produced GATTU, various film installations, several short films and music videos.

Gattu is a 2012 Indian film written by K.D. Satyam [2] and directed by Rajan Khosa and line produced by Yamini Upadhye. [3] The film was entirely filmed with local primary govt school children in the town of Roorkee in Uttarakhand, India.

In 2015-17, Rajan was creative director on animation project Selfie With Bajrangi a 104 episode series now on Amazon. In 2014-16, he developed a large scale feature film with Disney-UTV. Rajan has been a recipient of the Huber Bals Award in …

Jul 31, 2012 · Rajan Khosa is quickly becoming a household name. His film Gattu, a children’s film that explores the life and dreams of a kite flier who only has one wish — to cut the line of Kali, the...

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Rajan Khosa is an Indian writer-director-producer who has worked between the UK, Europe and India for much of his career. He is best known for his directorial venture Gattu, which won at Berlin Film Festival. It won a Screen Award in India and 20 other international awards.