Kiran Nakti

Kiran Nakti is an Indian film director and writer. He mainly worked in the Marathi industry. He was born to Laxmi and Vishnu, who were passionate folk singers. He tied the knot with Sandhya Nakti and is the proud parent of two sons, Aditya Nakti and Atharva Nakti Atharva Nakti is an Indian actor and cinematograph >> Read More... , both carving out promising careers in the film and television industry. Kiran Nakti started his career at the age of 19 as an actor. His acting career includes roles in films such as Siddhivinayak Mahima and Gotavala, as well as in many Marathi serials like Songati, Apradhi Kon, Vachan Dile Tu Mala, Avaghachi Sansar Avachi Sansar is a Marathi television show aired o >> Read More... , Kalat-Nakalat, and Crime-Diary.

He worked as an associate director alongside Nishikant Sadaphule Bio coming soon... >> Read More... for the movie Chand Ke Pare. He also worked as an executive producer for Crime Diary Story soon >> Read More... and Thenga. He has directed many award-winning stage plays and one-act plays. After successfully conducting many acting workshops over the years, he made his directorial debut with the 2015 film Cinderella. He has also written a story and screenplay for this movie.

After creating a lot buzz, this movie got officially selected for the South Carolina Underground Film Festival 2015. Kiran's film Cinderella was made with great sensitivity and social insight, creating social awareness that remains relevant today. He is the president of the NGO at Aditya Pratishthan, Thane.

Kiran Nakti dedicated all his time to serving elderly citizens during the COVID-19 pandemic. He did not return home for 280 days during this period. Through the organization 'We Are For You' he provided round-the-clock service to senior citizens, COVID-19 patients, and their families free of charge. He provided elderly with meals, medicine, psychological support, and last rites for orphaned elders during the COVID-19 crisis. Today, Kiran is more recognized as a social worker than a film director.