Kalees

Kalees, born and raised in Tamil Nadu, has been leaving his fingerprints all over the Indian film scene lately. Seriously, this guy’s got a vibe—there’s a certain spark in the projects he touches. Take "Baby John" (2024), for instance. That flick isn’t your run-of-the-mill masala movie. There's this raw energy pulsing through every frame, and you can feel Kalees behind the camera, nudging the cast to go a little wilder, a little deeper. Not to mention, he’s no stranger to mixing things up genre-wise. "Kee" (2019) had a totally different flavor—a tech-thriller with a twist, full of chase scenes, hacking, and the kind of suspense that keeps you peeking through your fingers. It’s wild how he shifts gears, and you never really know what he’ll do next. But it’s not all about the big screen for Kalees. He’s dabbled with TV too, and "The Great Indian Kapil Show" (2024) proves he can ride the chaos of live entertainment without breaking a sweat. The guy brings a certain swagger, a sense of humor even, to the madness. You can almost imagine him backstage, laughing at the punchlines, probably tossing in a few of his own. All in all, Kalees is one of those names in Indian entertainment that’s starting to stick. He’s unpredictable, bold, and let’s be real—he’s just getting started. The man’s got stories to tell, and you get the feeling he’s nowhere close to running out.