Sandeep Shandilya

Sandeep Shandilya’s name pops up in Bollywood circles for a pretty wild mix of films. Seriously diverse stuff. Take Love Story 2050, for starters—this one’s a full-blown sci-fi romance. It’s got time travel, futuristic Mumbai, holograms, robots, and honestly, some trippy haircuts. Not your average love story. The plot? It zips between timelines, with Harman Baweja’s character hopping decades into the future to find his lost love (Priyanka Chopra), facing off against evil scientists and a bunch of whacky technology. The film’s got this odd charm, even if it’s a bit over the top—like, you can’t help but get sucked in by the neon colors and sheer ambition. Then there’s 24, the 2013 version, which is a total gear shift. This one’s a high-voltage thriller, all about time—again, but in a totally different way. The story twists and turns around a time-traveling watch, a vengeful villain, and a hero racing against the clock to save his family and, honestly, the world. There’s action, slick gadgets, and a fair bit of drama. It’s the kind of film that’ll have you peeking at your own watch, wondering if you’ve missed something. And you can’t skip Toilet – Ek Prem Katha from 2017. Totally different vibe here. It’s a social drama, taking a jab at real issues—open defecation, rural mindsets, and the battle for dignity. Akshay Kumar and Bhumi Pednekar lead the charge, with humor and heart, making a serious point without getting preachy. It’s raw, funny, and honestly, kind of inspiring. Sandeep’s filmography? All over the place in the best way possible.