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Chetan Arun Kulkarni
– Independent Filmmaker | Film Editor | Director | Cinematographer | Visual Storyteller


Chetan Kulkarni is an independent filmmaker and a registered member of the Akhil Bhartiya Chitrapat Mahamandal, known for a deep-rooted passion for storytelling and visual artistry. Specializing in film and video editing, He crafts emotionally engaging and visually compelling narratives that resonate deeply with audiences.

With a versatile skill set spanning cinematography, advertisement photography, graphic design, and visual effects (VFX), He brings both a cinematic eye and technical precision to every project. He is also the Founder of Nisharch Studios®, a Pune-based video production studio committed to delivering high-quality content for films, advertisements, events, and corporate clients.

Chetan A Kulkarni's industry journey includes work on the Hindi feature film “JOY” (2021), where He served as the 2nd Unit Cinematographer and Assistant Film Editor, contributing significantly to the film’s visual tone and narrative depth.

Beyond creative production, He actively shares knowledge and experience as a Guest Lecturer, most recently delivering lectures at MIT Academy of Engineering College, Pune, mentoring and inspiring emerging filmmakers.

Currently, He is engaged in the filming of a Detective Crime Thriller Web Series, based on true events—an ambitious project that continues to push the boundaries of visual storytelling.


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