Raj Kosaraju

Johnny Walker (2015)
Film (Comedy and Drama) Producer A washed up Hollywood director is trapped in a remote castle by his own fears until the arrival of a mysterious woman offers him possible salvation. Inspired by Dostoevsky's 'Notes from the Underground', Johnny Walker attempts to answer the burning question: Is living a long life vulgar, immoral or just plain bad manners? Written by Anonymous

Through the Never (2015)
Film (Drama, Romance and War) Producer After receiving word that Alan has been wounded in war, Avery must find in herself the strength to hold together the family who has accepted her, while combating the rising trepidation of her love never returning home.

Unbreachable (2014)
Film (Short, Drama, Horror and Thriller) Producer A married couple finds themselves sinking in debt when an opportunity arises to fix all their problems.

Aashmani Jawaharat (2014)
Film (Drama) Producer One Rupee Film is actually a 90-minute long docu-diction about independent film-making in India. The story goes like this that a group of youngsters get involved with film-making in a manner theatre and Little Magazines are formed, just for the sake of making films. The film starts at a point where they are going through some kind of crisis, one, is a crisis of identity since they have hardly ever seen the large equipment essential for making films; secondly an economic crisis, getting access to the minimum cost of making a film. Both these are dependent on each other, that is, if one is resolved, the other will resolve on its own. Under such circumstances, one of them decide to stop despairing and vows to make a full-length feature film at any cost. Here, the journey begins, from prospective financiers to the concept of films made outside the industry by common people. Each interaction gives form to imagination on the young man's part, thus creating the fiction segments about how he ... Written by Anonymous

Fob (2013)
Film (Short and Comedy) Producer 'Growing up as a kid, I had always wanted to do something for my country, my India. I had always thought I will never be part of the brain-drain. But, finally, here I was, it was 2005 and I had just graduated from Engineering college in Bombay and decided to pursue my Masters. I had chosen the dollar dream.' Fresh off the boat, Neil arrives in America. Without mummy's home made food and the challenges of a new education system Neil and his room mate Prashant work towards their American dreams. Sometimes their journey shocks, sometimes it exhilarates but sometimes and less often it's awkward, funny and uncomfortable in a subtle way as they navigate through cultural differences and begin to fit in. Written by Anonymous