Film Portfolio

Film & Visual Storytelling

Stories told through performance, emotion, and cinematic imagination.

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Artist Introduction

I began on stage as a child actor. Theatre taught me rhythm, presence, and how to listen to an audience.

Over time, performance, magic, and storytelling slowly opened a path toward cinema.

Today, I work with camera, editing, and narrative to tell stories that feel lived and human.

Film Journey Timeline

Selected works across years, each one part of a learning curve in performance, storytelling, and screen language.

2024

Hasthinapuri

A musical film shaped through collaboration across artists and cultures.

Role: Producer / Director / Editor / Actor / Script

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2022

The Park Bench

A reflective film that finds meaning in ordinary spaces and brief encounters.

Role: Actor / Producer / Creative Architect

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2020

Pa's Pap

A short film about relationships, told through intimate visual moments.

Role: Producer / Actor

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2021

You & Me

A personal story about connection in a minimal cinematic frame.

Role: Producer / Actor / US Production Coordinator

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2019

Song of Silence

A quiet story built through mood, silence, and small emotional moments.

Role: Actor

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2021

Chora

A dramatic short where atmosphere and human stakes move together.

Role: Actor

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2016

Theeram Thedi

An early step into screen storytelling, guided by character and mood.

Role: Actor

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2020

Kadakkaruthu

A performance-driven film shaped by tension, timing, and lived emotion.

Role: Actor

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2021

Mashe Oru Samsayam

A story led by curiosity and conversation, with a calm visual rhythm.

Role: Actor

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Cinematic Craft

Actor

Performance shaped by theatre, emotion, and presence.

Director

Guiding stories with rhythm, visual language, and intuition.

Cinematographer

Finding poetry in light, movement, and human expression.

Editor

Where moments become narrative.

Story Writer

Every film begins with a feeling waiting to be told.

Visual Tools

Over the years, Aravind has worked with professional cinema and photography systems to document performances, cultural gatherings, and narrative films. The tools matter, but only in how they help preserve mood, movement, and human presence.

Cinema Camera Systems

Used for narrative depth, low-light texture, and expressive visual storytelling.

Professional Lighting

Shaping tone and atmosphere while keeping faces and emotions honest.

Stabilization Tools

Supporting movement and rhythm for immersive cinematic flow.

Featured Film

The Park Bench

A Film About Quiet Human Moments

The Park Bench is a reflective film about people, pauses, and the fragile threads that connect strangers.

The work received international recognition and became a meaningful chapter in Aravind's film journey.

It was shaped in collaboration with magician Gopinath Muthukad, where performance and magical language were woven gently into the storytelling.

At its heart, the film stays with a simple idea: even brief encounters can open space for empathy, attention, and human connection.

Hasthinapuri

Project Introduction

Hasthinapuri began as a quiet question: how can memory, music, and place live together inside one film?

Cultural Idea

At its core, the work carries Kerala's cultural texture while remaining open to audiences across different backgrounds.

Unique Setting

One of its most distinctive moments was transforming an American pub into the atmosphere of a Kerala toddy shop, turning familiar space into cinematic memory.

Musical Collaboration

Music was not used as decoration, but as narrative breath, created through close collaboration between performers and creative partners.

Multicultural Cast

The cast brought together artists from multiple cultures, allowing the film to hold many voices while staying rooted in one emotional world.

"Stories, like magic, exist in the space between reality and imagination."

— Aravind V.K

For me, filmmaking is another way of wondering. A camera becomes a stage, light becomes suggestion, and a story lets strangers feel something together.