Gaurav Kadwe

Gaurav Kadwe’s filmography is honestly a bit of a wild ride, not gonna lie. He’s got his fingerprints on some seriously different projects—“Deva” (2025) is coming up, and then there’s “Tavvai,” plus “Who Am I” (2023). So, what’s the vibe? Well, “Deva” is stirring up buzz for its layered storytelling. People are already speculating about how it’s gonna shake up the scene, especially since Gaurav tends to lean into stories that aren’t just surface-level. You’ll notice with his stuff, there’s always some deeper thread—identity, belonging, maybe a little existential nudge that makes you question what’s real. “Who Am I” kind of did that too, you know? It wasn’t just a regular film about self-discovery. It poked at those uncomfortable questions we all try to dodge. The characters weren’t perfect, the answers weren’t handed to you on a silver platter, and that’s sort of the point. Kadwe doesn’t do easy endings or neat little bows. “Tavvai” is the oddball of the bunch, pulling in a different crowd altogether. It’s got this raw energy, almost gritty in how it tackles relationships and the messiness of people trying to connect. What ties all these together is Gaurav’s refusal to let things get predictable. There’s always a curveball, a character who doesn’t fit the mold, or a plot twist that makes you rethink what you thought you knew. If you’re tired of cookie-cutter cinema, his movies are probably worth a shot. They might leave you a bit rattled—or maybe just thinking a little deeper than you planned.