Santosh Mohan Veeranki

Santosh is an Indian-born British filmmaker, screenwriter, editor, storyteller (founder of Tale Tellers Troupe, a storytelling group in Hyderabad), former aircraft engineer (10 years spent working in wing design for AIRBUS UK), wanderer, and sporadic stand-up comedian. He studied writing and filmmaking at Raindance Academy in London, where he also participated in Chris Jones' workshop on guerrilla filmmaking (London). mentored by Ram Gopal Varma Ram Gopal Varma is a famed Indian film director an >> Read More... , the associate director and co-writer of the Telugu movie " Terror Click to look into! >> Read More... ." While he is now working on the pre-production of his directorial debut (a Telugu suspense/thriller feature film), he has written, directed, and edited several award-winning short films in England.

He went to Chris Jones' Guerrilla filmmaking workshop in London. His favorite quotation is from Henry Ford, who said, "If you think you can, or you think you can't; either way you are right." He received guidance from Ram Gopal Varma. Santhosh invested in real estate to secure his financial future before entering the film industry. He has also experimented with stand-up comedy. He had previously worked at Airbus Aircraft and Assystem UK Ltd. Santo Mohan Veeranki is an Indian director best known for his work in the Telugu cinema industry. Stand Up Rahul, which was released in theatres in 2022, was Santo Mohan's previous movie.

According to Veterans, who hired Sweekar Agasthi Sweekar Agasti is an Indian playback singer, popul >> Read More... to write the music for Care of Kancharapalem and Middle-class Melodies, "Again, this was defying convention. After Kancharapalem and Guntur, Sweekar finally made it to Hyderabad, I often quip (Middle-Class Melodies). The veteran was unsurprised by the success of stand-up comedy in Hyderabad, Vizag, and Vijayawada, where both internationally recognized comedians and local comics made an impression: "Comedy is our forte. Take a peek at Telugu comedies over the past few decades. We enjoy a good laugh," he argues.