Screenwriter | Director
Kandarp Shroff is an Electrical Engineer turned filmmaker. His filmmaking journey began during his engineering days through inter-college theatre competitions. Along with his theatre mates, he formed Team Dhanak, where they began creating their own stage and street plays. Theatre introduced him to writing and direction, eventually leading him to write and direct several short films that received encouraging responses and awards. He later went on to write and direct corporate films for the Adani Group, where he also conducted creative training for employees.
Wanting to take things further, he created and directed the six-episode mini-series "A Language I Want to Learn" for Team Dhanak. He later joined L.V. Prasad Film School, Chennai, to formally study writing and direction, where he made award-winning short films, a feature film in Kolkata, and another web series shot entirely during COVID. His film "Pehla Nasha" won Best Direction and the Jury Award for Best Film.
After graduating, he assisted Scam: 1992 fame writer Karan Vyas on several projects, including "Gandhi" and "Raid 2", and eventually wrote "Made in India: A Titan Story" with Karan Vyas and Niraj Dasa. He currently has several writing and directing projects in development.