Hanoz Kerawala

Hanoz Kerawala’s name might not ring instant bells for everyone, but if you’ve dipped even slightly into Indian television, you’ve probably stumbled across his work. He’s the kind of guy who slips behind the scenes, weaving his magic into the fabric of shows that, let's be honest, keep audiences glued to their screens. Take "Beyhadh" for example—yeah, that psychological thriller with more twists than a pretzel factory. The show’s dark vibes and wild plotlines? Kerawala had his fingerprints all over that. And then there’s "Gumrah: End of Innocence." Man, that series hit different. It took real-life crimes involving teenagers and threw you right into the thick of it—sometimes a little too close for comfort. The storytelling didn’t sugarcoat anything, and you could feel the rawness in every episode. Kerawala’s touch gave the whole thing this gritty realism, making sure it wasn’t just another crime show floating in the endless sea of TV dramas. Let’s not forget "Bepannah" either. That one was a full-on rollercoaster—mystery, romance, betrayal, you name it. The way the story unfolded kept fans guessing, and honestly, the emotional punches landed hard. Kerawala’s knack for pacing and keeping viewers on edge really showed through here. Bottom line: the guy isn’t just some random name in the credits. Hanoz Kerawala knows how to craft stories that actually stick with people—stories you end up thinking about long after the credits roll.