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ABOUT THE DIRECTOR



      Sanjiv Jaiswal belongs to Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh. He wanted to become a
      filmmaker  since  his  childhood.  After  completing  his  education,  he  came  to
      Mumbai  and  established  his  own  film  production  house  under  the  name  of
      ‘Dayal  Creations  Pvt.  Ltd.’  in  association  with  Rajesh  Singh.  His  debut  as  a
      producer was with the film ‘Fareb(2005)’ directed by Deepak Tijori, starring
      Shilpa  Shetty,  Manoj  Bajpayee  and  Shamita  Shetty,  Written  by  Girish
      Dhameeja and Music by Anu Malik. His second film ‘Anwar (2007)’ was written
      and  directed  by  Manish  Jha,  starring  Manisha  Koirala,  Siddharth  Koirala,
      Nausheen and music by Mithun.

      Later, he was emerged as a debut writer and director with his film ‘Shudra-
      The Rising (2012)’. The film portrays the universal evils- slavery, untouchability
      and  class  division  of  the  society.  The  film’s  subject  was  a  difficult  and
      controversial territory on which no mainstream filmmaker had attempted to
      venture.  He  left  no  stone  unturned  in  giving  life  to  this  human  saga  on
      celluloid. Sanjiv Jaiswal bagged the Best Director’s Award for the film ‘Shudra-
      The Rising’ in Dada Saheb Phalke Film Festival (2013).

      The film was also nominated for the Boston International Film Festival (2013)
      and was critically acclaimed by IMBD with 9 ratings, by Times of India with 3.5
      ratings  and  by  NDTV  with  3  ratings.  After  the  appreciation  received  for
      Shudra-The  Rising.  Sanjiv  Jaiswal’s  second  written  and  directorial  Hindi
      Feature  Film  ‘Pranam’  starring  Rajeev  Khandelwal,  Vikram  Gokhle,  Atul
      Kulkarni,  Abhimanyu  Singh  and  others  which  was  released  in  August  2019.
      Now,  he  is  coming  up  with  a  sequel  of  Shudra-  The  Rising  titled  ‘Bagawat’
      which is based on the sensitive topic of casteism depicting Indian history of
      lower class.
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