Aryan Saha(I)
- Writer
- Music Department
- Producer
Known primarily for his slice of life films "Yaatris" (2023) and "Angrezi Mein Kehte Hain" (2017), Aryan Saha is a filmmaker working in Indian Cinema and Television.
In 2008, Saha, for his very first screenplay earned a selection in 'Talent Campus' hosted by Osian Film Festival, India and Berlinale, Germany. The week long intensive program offered Masterclass by acclaimed Hollywood Writer-Director Paul Schrader. A decade later Aryan Saha along with Harish Vyas won the Best Screenplay Award for "Angrezi Mein Kehte Hain" in the 8th Dada Saheb Phalke Film Festival. The film produced by NFDC, also went on to win several National and International awards including the Best Film at the HBO's South Asian International Film Festival in New York.
Other than filmmaking, Aryan Saha is also a mental health advocate and runs a non-profit Depression and Anxiety community with over 100,000 members worldwide for which Meta (Facebook) picked him for their International Community Accelerator Program (2022) and facilitated him with a four months hands-on training, mentorship and a substantial grant.
In 2008, Saha, for his very first screenplay earned a selection in 'Talent Campus' hosted by Osian Film Festival, India and Berlinale, Germany. The week long intensive program offered Masterclass by acclaimed Hollywood Writer-Director Paul Schrader. A decade later Aryan Saha along with Harish Vyas won the Best Screenplay Award for "Angrezi Mein Kehte Hain" in the 8th Dada Saheb Phalke Film Festival. The film produced by NFDC, also went on to win several National and International awards including the Best Film at the HBO's South Asian International Film Festival in New York.
Other than filmmaking, Aryan Saha is also a mental health advocate and runs a non-profit Depression and Anxiety community with over 100,000 members worldwide for which Meta (Facebook) picked him for their International Community Accelerator Program (2022) and facilitated him with a four months hands-on training, mentorship and a substantial grant.
