Rajiv Kumar Aneja

Rajiv Kumar Aneja’s filmography reads like a wild ride through Indian cinema’s recent hits and upcoming hype. The guy’s got his fingerprints all over Sooryavanshi (2021), that high-octane cop drama where Akshay Kumar basically runs, jumps, and punches through Mumbai’s crime scene like it’s his playground. You get those roaring chase scenes, the big-budget drama, and, of course, the cameos that kind of broke the internet for a minute. It’s not just about action, though—there’s a bit of comedy, a dash of romance, and that classic Bollywood masala. Then, you've got Ala Vaikunthapurramuloo (2020). Total switch-up—this one’s a Telugu blockbuster that mixes family drama with some seriously catchy tunes. The story just swings from rags to riches, with Allu Arjun dancing like he’s got springs in his shoes and delivering those snappy one-liners. The film’s packed with those larger-than-life moments, emotional twists, and vibrant set pieces that just scream “watch me on the biggest screen possible.” Coming up, there’s Thandel (2025). Not a ton of details floating around yet, but the buzz is real. People are already speculating whether Aneja’s going to switch gears again or double down on the glitz and drama. Either way, with his track record, you know it’s going to be something people talk about. Rajiv Kumar Aneja keeps popping up where the action is—sometimes behind the scenes, sometimes front and center—but always making sure things stay interesting.