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- Professions: Producer, Additional Crew, Actress
Adhrucia Apana’s one of those creative forces you can’t help but notice once you stumble into her orbit. She’s not just the founder of Curiosity Entertainment—yeah, the company that cooks up films and TV shows with some serious edge—but she’s also deep in the trenches, working on projects with writers behind shows like "The Umbrella Academy," "Ozark," "Ballers," and "Entourage." Not exactly lightweight stuff. Right now, she’s knee-deep in pre-production on "One Night Only," teaming up with Panay Films. The kicker? She co-wrote the screenplay, and it’s already snagged some awards before the cameras even roll. That’s some flex. And she’s not stopping there. Adhrucia’s about to make her directorial debut, aiming for festivals in 2026. So, just a heads up—her name’s gonna be everywhere soon. As a producer, she’s already got some pretty wild credits. There’s "The Survivor," which landed Emmy nods and was helmed by Barry Levinson, starring Ben Foster. Then you’ve got "Needle in a Timestack," directed by John Ridley (the "12 Years a Slave" guy), with a stacked cast: Cynthia Erivo, Leslie Odom Jr., Frieda Pinto, Orlando Bloom... not exactly your average indie flick. Oh, and don’t forget "Capone," with Tom Hardy going full gangster. Safe to say, Adhrucia’s not just playing in Hollywood—she’s rewriting the playbook.
Adhrucia’s one of those people who just doesn’t sit still—like, ever. She’s been running the show in film and TV for more than ten years, juggling roles from producer to executive producer, and somehow finding the time to launch her own company, Curiosity Entertainment. Not to mention, she’s also a GP at Curiosity Media Finance, which basically means she’s got her hands in both the creative and business sides of things. Her projects bounce between indie gems and big-name productions, and she’s got this knack for pulling together teams that actually get things done, not just talk about it. From gritty dramas to wild documentaries, her portfolio’s stacked, and she genuinely seems to love the chaos of it all. If there’s a new project that’s got people buzzing, odds are pretty good that Adhrucia’s somewhere in the credits—probably making sure the whole thing doesn’t fall apart at the last minute.
Konidela Ram Charan