Pranab Aich is an internationally recognized documentary photographer and filmmaker from India.
Winner of the Sony World Photography Award Cannes 2009 for his work on the environment, his stint as a volunteer with NGOs shaped his early work as a filmmaker.
Highlighting issues related to health, education, environment and human-rights, his work is featured in international media and film festivals.
He founded his production house, Studiowaala Films in his native state Odisha, to help regional art and talent reach the global audience.
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Hridya Drug HIV India Alliance
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Its my Body Empowering Village Women by crea
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Pechan HIV India Alliance
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SBI Fellows UNDP
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Hills of Ignorance Photo Campaign
- World Photography Award Cannes 2009
- Durban International Film Festival 2022
- BJIFF 2017 - China
- IFF Ekotop - Bratislava
- Bradford Small World Film Festival UNESCO - UK
- LBIFF - Los Angeles,
- DocuTIFF Tirana - Albania
- Asian NETPAC Select - KIFF 2023, Kolkata
- Climate Chance Forum, Special Screening-Nantes
- Inka Fest 2017 - Peru
- Zagreb green fest 2017 - Croatia
- QUARANTINE FILM FESTIVAL 2016 - Bulgaria
- ALIIF - Hyderabad, India
- Quotes from the Earth 2014 - New Delhi
- Transfluential Film Festival - 2016
- Lake city Film Festival - 2016 Lagos
- International Film Festival Art & Artists, Bhubaneswar, India
Some of his popular short documentaries are City's Step Child (2013), I have a Colored Dream (2014), Torch (2022) & Manayun My Wonderland (2022).
Nanda Master'nka Chatasali, is his debut feature film. It is a documentary biography on India's Free Education icon Teacher Centenarian Padma Shri Nanda Prusty
