Ashish Warang

Ashish Warang has been making his mark in Bollywood with some pretty big titles under his belt. Drishyam, for instance—man, that movie had people glued to their seats, biting their nails, second-guessing every character’s move. Warang’s work there played a part in making that suspense hit land so well with audiences. Then you’ve got Sooryavanshi, which, let’s be real, was a total action-packed rollercoaster. Cops, explosions, those classic Rohit Shetty car flips—Warang helped bring that spectacle to life, making the chaos look slick without losing that “larger than life” Mumbai vibe. And Ek Villain 2? That one dives into the whole dark romance and revenge thing, twisted characters with heavy backstories, and Warang’s touch is there in how the scenes feel so raw and gritty. He’s not always in the spotlight, but let’s not kid ourselves—the way he crafts the visual mood or weaves tension, it just ramps up everything for the audience. You start to realize his fingerprint is all over these films, even if you’re not seeing his name on every poster. Not everyone pays attention to the folks behind the camera, but Ashish Warang’s work is the kind that sticks with you, whether you’re catching a late-night thriller or sitting through a wild, over-the-top action flick on a Sunday. The guy just gets how to make a movie feel like more than just a couple hours in a theater.