Sunil Sirvaiya

Sunil Sirvaiya’s filmography is kinda wild, honestly. You’ve got “Vanvaas” (2024) in the mix—a movie that doesn’t just settle for a tidy little adventure. Nope, it drags you through a mess of emotions: isolation, hope, and this weird sense of rediscovering yourself when the world basically tells you to get lost (literally and metaphorically). There’s something about the way the story flips between raw wilderness and the tangled-up mess of family drama that makes you want to yell at the characters, or maybe just hug 'em. It’s not all brooding, though. You get these sudden moments of humor or humanity that just pop out and smack you. Let’s not forget “Genius” (2018), where things get all brainy and twisty. Sirvaiya doesn’t just give you a typical thriller. Instead, he throws in these wild plot turns—like, the kind that make you hit pause and rewind because you’re not sure if you missed something or if the story’s just flexing. It’s got a lot of those high-stakes “save the world” vibes, but with enough heart that you end up rooting for the hero, not just watching the explosions. And then, boom—“Gadar 2” (2023) shows up, dragging all that old-school Bollywood nostalgia back with a vengeance. It’s melodramatic, yeah, but in a way that’s almost comforting. You’ve got epic dialogues, larger-than-life action, and moments where you just know the crowd in the theater lost its mind. Sirvaiya’s work, honestly, isn’t afraid to go big or get messy, and that’s what keeps people coming back for more.