Deepak Malhotra

Deepak Malhotra’s filmography is kind of wild when you look at it. The guy’s been part of some pretty big projects in the last few years. “Rocketry: The Nambi Effect” dropped in 2022 and honestly, it’s not your average biopic. The movie dives headfirst into the life of Nambi Narayanan, the ISRO scientist who got dragged into a scandal, and the whole thing just unravels like some high-stakes thriller. You can feel the paranoia, the betrayal—it’s messy and gripping, not polished and clean. Malhotra’s involvement here? He’s not just a random face. He brings this subtle intensity, and you actually buy into the emotional chaos. Then there’s “Sherni” from 2021, which is a total left turn. Instead of rockets and political drama, you get tossed right into the dense forests of India. Vidya Balan plays a forest officer dealing with man-animal conflict, and the story just has this slow-burn vibe. It’s not a flashy movie, but it crawls under your skin. Malhotra shows up and honestly, he fits right in: understated, but you notice when he’s there. The way he navigates those moral grey areas? It’s pretty slick. Fast forward to 2024, and boom—“Despatch.” This one’s a crime thriller, and it’s got this gritty, urban edge. Investigative journalism, corruption, the whole nine yards. Malhotra brings a different energy here; he’s sharper, edgier, and you get the feeling he’s having fun with it. So yeah, whether it’s a biopic, a social drama, or a hard-boiled crime flick, Malhotra keeps switching gears and somehow never feels out of place.