Tanuj Mehta
- Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
- Director
- Writer
Tanuj Mehta is part of a new wave of Indian storytellers reshaping how cinema, advertising, and intimate narratives are crafted. His lens is defined by clarity, empathy, and a pursuit of stories that feel timeless and human.
Tanuj is a filmmaker and creative producer whose work spans Hindi cinema, national ad campaigns, and India’s emerging OTT landscape. His filmography includes contributions to the Netflix feature Adhure Hum, Adhure Tum (2025), starring Bhumi Pednekar and Imran Khan, where he worked closely in producing the film for Panorama Studios.
In advertising, Tanuj has collaborated with some of India’s most influential cultural figures - Yash, Ronit Roy, Ananya Panday, Washington Sundar, and the Indian Women’s Cricket Team - shaping visual narratives for brands such as Macroman, Saffola, Plume, Gillette, and Ashok Leyland.
As the founder of Theostar Films and co-founder of MOH, Tanuj has earned a reputation for merging emotional intelligence with production discipline - crafting stories that feel deeply human while meeting the pace and precision of modern media. His work moves fluidly between commercial cinema, intimate events, and long-format digital storytelling, always with a commitment to authenticity and cultural impact.
He represents a new voice in Indian storytelling - grounded in craft, driven by purpose, and focused on building narrative systems that endure.
Tanuj is a filmmaker and creative producer whose work spans Hindi cinema, national ad campaigns, and India’s emerging OTT landscape. His filmography includes contributions to the Netflix feature Adhure Hum, Adhure Tum (2025), starring Bhumi Pednekar and Imran Khan, where he worked closely in producing the film for Panorama Studios.
In advertising, Tanuj has collaborated with some of India’s most influential cultural figures - Yash, Ronit Roy, Ananya Panday, Washington Sundar, and the Indian Women’s Cricket Team - shaping visual narratives for brands such as Macroman, Saffola, Plume, Gillette, and Ashok Leyland.
As the founder of Theostar Films and co-founder of MOH, Tanuj has earned a reputation for merging emotional intelligence with production discipline - crafting stories that feel deeply human while meeting the pace and precision of modern media. His work moves fluidly between commercial cinema, intimate events, and long-format digital storytelling, always with a commitment to authenticity and cultural impact.
He represents a new voice in Indian storytelling - grounded in craft, driven by purpose, and focused on building narrative systems that endure.
