Babla Kochar

Babla Kochar’s work grabs you, no question. Fittrat (2019) is this heady mix of ambition, friendship, and good old-fashioned drama. The story orbits around a woman with diamond-studded dreams—Tara, she’s got attitude for days, and she’s not shy about chasing money or status. But stuff gets messy when her lifelong friendship with Amyra butts heads with her gold-digger ambitions. There’s romance, tension, and—let’s be real—more than a few jaw-dropping moments where everything unravels. Babla’s knack for drawing out messy, relatable characters pops off the screen. Roll into Sapne Vs Everyone (2023)—man, this one hits if you’ve ever been steamrolled by reality while trying to chase your dreams. It’s about a group of friends battling the world and themselves, tripping over their own expectations, and trying to hang on to hope when life keeps hitting back. The vibe is raw, honest, funny when you least expect it, and yeah, gets under your skin in that way only a story rooted in real struggle can. And then there’s Jamnapaar (2024), which dives straight into the murky waters of identity and belonging. Set in the heart of Delhi, it explores what it means to grow up split between different worlds—old-school family values versus modern chaos. It’s got sharp dialogue, moments that sting, and characters who feel like people you actually know. Babla Kochar doesn’t just create stories—he brings you into these worlds, flaws, fights, absurdity and all.