Harsharan Singh

Harsharan Singh’s filmography? Oh, it’s a bit of a wild ride, honestly. The dude’s name pops up in some seriously different corners of cinema. Take “Guru Nanak Jahaz,” slated for 2025—already, people are buzzing about it, mostly because any movie that dares to put “Jahaz” (ship!) next to Guru Nanak is bound to stir up curiosity. What’s he cooking up this time? Rumor mill says it’s part spiritual odyssey, part historical mystery, with Singh weaving in his signature blend of big ideas and earthy storytelling. Don’t expect a dry bio-pic, that’s for sure. Then there’s “Range Road 290” from 2023, which, yeah, sounds like some random road sign you’d see while lost in the Prairies, but it’s actually got this gritty, small-town energy. Singh dives into the underbelly of rural life, tossing in crime, twisted loyalties, and that always-eerie sense that the landscape itself is hiding secrets. He’s not afraid to let his characters screw up, make bad choices, reveal something raw about themselves. And let’s not skip over “Khoon” (2016)—the man’s first real foray into psychological thriller territory. Blood, guilt, memory, the works. It’s less about the whodunit and more about the why-did-they-do-it, you know? Singh’s whole approach is to pull you into the mess, not just sit you down for a lecture. What ties all these together? Singh’s restless curiosity, a knack for crawling under the skin of a story, and a refusal to sugarcoat the weird, dark corners of human nature. If you like movies that don’t play it safe—he’s your guy.