Bunty Nagi

Bunty Nagi’s name pops up in the credits of some of Bollywood’s glossier blockbusters, and honestly, the guy’s been around the filmmaking block more than a few times. You’d spot his work in Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2, that wild supernatural comedy-thriller mashup from 2022—yeah, the one with the haunted mansion, the sassy tantrik, and Kartik Aaryan dancing his way through the chaos. Bunty’s fingerprints are all over that flick. Then, there’s Antim: The Final Truth from 2021, which, let’s be real, is basically a big, beefy showdown between Salman Khan and Aayush Sharma. Cops, gangsters, and lots of shirt-ripping heroics. Bunty’s got a knack for keeping the action smooth and the pace relentless—never a dull moment. But rewind a little and you’ll hit Dilwale from 2015, which, love it or hate it, was peak Shah Rukh Khan-Kajol reunion territory, all gloss, glamour, and high-octane car chases. Bunty’s skills behind the scenes helped stitch together that over-the-top romance and the wild action sequences, juggling comedy, drama, and car-smashing chaos like a pro. He’s not the face on the poster but trust me, a lot of what makes those blockbusters tick—the punchy editing, the big dramatic moments, the way the story never lets go—is down to folks like Bunty. He’s the guy behind the curtain making sure the magic’s on point, whether you’re laughing, gasping, or just vibing to the madness on screen.