Saurabh Varma
Biography
Saurabh Varma is an Indian filmmaker, writer, and creative director known for his distinct storytelling style and innovative approach to filmmaking. With a background in advertising and a strong sense of visual narrative, he has carved a niche for himself in the world of Indian cinema, particularly in the thriller and comedy genres.
Early Life and Education
Saurabh Varma was born and raised in India, where he developed a deep passion for storytelling, films, and visual communication. He began his career in advertising, working as a creative director for several leading agencies. His early experience in crafting impactful campaigns honed his skills in narrative structure and audience engagement — qualities that later defined his film career.
Career in Filmmaking
Saurabh made his directorial debut with the film Microwave Massacre (short film), followed by his first feature film, Mickey Virus (2013), a cybercrime comedy thriller starring Manish Paul and Elli AvrRam. The film, known for its witty dialogues and unconventional theme, gained attention for its fresh concept and youthful energy.
He later directed Solid Patels (2015), a lighthearted comedy exploring friendship and ambition, and 7 Hours to Go (2016), a gripping thriller inspired by real events that showcased his flair for suspense-driven storytelling. Beyond direction, Saurabh has also written and developed multiple scripts that blend humor, drama, and thrill in unique ways.
