Films by Pavel Singh

  A razor-sharp corporate drama where a CEO confronts her director over a decision that could cost him his career. But what begins as an interrogation turns into a philosophical duel — touching history, humanity, and rational thought. As the clash intensifies, the director reveals he sabotaged the company’s ruthless layoff plan not out of rebellion, but righteousness. The real twist? His quiet move has already reshaped the future of the company. A story of power, conscience, and checkmates played beyond the boardroom.

  In a world that demands order, how much freedom can childhood afford? Anushaasan is a thought-provoking short film that explores the eternal debate between discipline and freedom in parenting. Meet Sandhya, a stern yet caring geography teacher who believes that life spares no one who isn’t ready for it. Her daughter Prerna must learn to follow rules — for her own good. On the other side is Anuraag, Sandhya’s husband — a gentle, stay-at-home father who sees childhood as a sacred space of innocence, not a boot camp for the future.This film delves into the unseen tensions of modern Indian households, where gender roles are reversed and parenting philosophies collide — all for the love of one child.

  Dinesh Sabharwal, once a loving husband and father, now lives in silence. After losing his wife to cancer — a pain he dismissed until it was too late — he has been grappling with selective mutism, unable to speak to his daughter Riya, the one person who needs him the most.  Set in the quiet corridors of everyday life, Awaaz explores grief, guilt, and the fragile thread of communication between a father and daughter caught in emotional limbo. As Riya reaches out, Dinesh battles an invisible wall of anxiety and regret.

  Kirdar is a moving short film that captures the quiet turmoil of a struggling theatre actor in Delhi, torn between the character he yearns to portray on stage — Shakespeare’s Hamlet — and the role he’s failing to play in real life: that of a father. Praveen, consumed by his artistic obsession, finds his personal and professional lives on the verge of collapse. As he prepares for an audition that could define his career, he must also confront a deeper truth — one that lives in the silence between him and his young son. A story about ambition, identity, and redemption, Kirdar blurs the lines between art and reality, performance and presence. Shot with raw intimacy and emotional realism, this is a quiet storm of a film — subtle, poetic, and deeply human.

This video is all about discovering the magic of this hill station, from its iconic landmarks to its hidden gems. Let's go on this journey together! Shimla, often called the Queen of the Hills, is nestled in Himachal Pradesh and is known for its stunning natural beauty and rich colonial history. Shimla, the capital of Himachal Pradesh, is a renowned hill station in northern India, known for its colonial architecture and scenic Himalayan backdrop. It was the summer capital of British India, hosting significant political events like the Simla Conference of 1945. Its elevation, around 7,100 feet, and cool climate make it a popular escape, especially during summer months, though March offers a unique springtime experience with temperatures ranging from 8°C to 21°C. This period sees the transition from winter, with potential snow and melting landscapes, to the onset of spring, marked by blooming flora. March in Shimla is characterized by mild weather, with average highs of 21°C and lows...

The film explores a Delhi where Dalit Rape victims have to come to Jantar mantar to seek justice.

  With the Rise of urbanization in Delhi and surrounding regions, We have been witnessing the onset of a Toxic Work Culture in regions like Noida and Gurgaon. This Short film is dedicated to all the hard working employees of the multinationals who spend their lives working for companies that don't care either for their health or wellbeing. Starring Taveeshi Sharma and Harshit Kararia in Lead roles the film plays with some amazing cinema techniques to showcase the harsh realities of working in a setup like this.

A song about teenage love that we all savor

  Ibaadat Talks about the mystery, curiosity, and fun of life

  A film on mental health

 A music video about contemporary content creators

Art is self explanatory.

 Buddha's Janmbhoomi

  Watch me run for my life as I am so scared of Dogs

  Here is me walking around the India Expo Mart Greater Noida with shantum

  The entire film has been shot and processed in the #COVID Phase and hence heavily relies on computer-generated sceneries and props. The #film has been directed by Shantum Singh and features a distinct soundtrack taking inspiration from Rock music in Spaghetti westerns to #EDM tracks. We are confident that the tracks would leave you wanting to hear them again and again.. Talking about the film, a character called " E420" who wakes up in the middle of nowhere with no memory of his past. Progressing further in the film, We realize that he is actually stuck in a simulation. What happens next is for you to check out for yourself in this one of a kind musical Machinima Also, I would recommend using good earphones for a better viewing experience..

That slow dance in a studio where I had to just do an interview.... stages of life that we've moved through rushing to find answers and discovering absence... grew up... If only one could find those moments(that are now a meer fickle in memory), One would always put this as the background for that instance of time and space... funny how everyone is a time traveller considering how we are transitioning every millisecond to a new set of choices and a different unseen time period... only if we could also reverse this as well and then we would alas be able to capture those moments forever lost in space and time in the highest possible format...

This performance was devised by the Little Theatre Group (LTG) Repertory in the year 2020 to express their experience of the pandemic and the lockdown that changed the world. Pandemic 2020 is one of the last plays directed by the late Professor K.S. Rajendran who was the Artistic Director of the LTG Repertory at the time. The performance premiered at the Blank Canvas, LTG Auditorium on 11 November 2020 and was subsequently re-imagined for the screen and produced as a film by Pavel Singh.

a piece of music which creates a vibe of exploring

It is about A group of Samurais and their small talks while on their hunt for A Shrine that's made of pure gold ... It is said that whoever tried to reach was buried under the snow... The form of the video is inspired from anime and Van Gogh rende ring an interesting fusion.

The video has not used any camera and is entirely computer-generated. It took a lot of time to render these and is extremely interesting to understand that everything you see is just code... The editing has been done by Shantum and I have designed the locations... The video talks about the absurdities of nature and how civilization changes it. The song is called René Gaze or rebirth of vision. I hope you folks enjoy it

 Upliftment of the marginalized by providing them digital skillsets

 An emotional film

One actor twenty-four hours and a budget of just hundred Rupees...What do we get? The answer is Jijivisha!!

On May 21, 2012, around 137 families had been forced to migrate from Bhagana village in Hisar district.

 An evening with the band walas of Lucknow

  Jammu and Kashmir is a state in northern India, often denoted by its acronym, J&K. It is located mostly in the Himalayan mountains, and shares borders with the states of Himachal Pradesh and Punjab to the south, Until the mid-19th century, the term "Kashmir" denoted only the Kashmir Valley between the Great Himalayas and the Pir Panjal Range. Today, it denotes a larger area that includes the Indian-administered territory of Jammu and Kashmir (which includes the region of Jammu, Kashmir Valley, Ladakh and Siachen) In this video locations such as Sonmarg, Gulmarg, Srinagar, Pahalgam, Doodhpathri have been highlighted.

Tasweerein is a film about Arvind, a struggling writer who goes to his publisher's office in Daryaganj to narrate a story.