
Writing
Kiran K R
Known for
Writing
Credits
3 titles
Kiran K R is an emerging filmmaker from Palakkad currently pursuing his post-graduation in Screenwriting and Direction at the K. R. Narayanan National Institute of Visual Science and Arts, Kottayam. He holds a bachelor's degree in Visual Communication from St. Thomas College, Thrissur, and has completed a one-year diploma in Film Direction from New Wave Film School, Kozhikode.With a passion for storytelling rooted in visual nuance and emotional depth, Kiran has directed several short films that span a range of themes and styles. His body of work includes Shutter (2015), Past Present Future (2016), Noah’s Ark (2017), Oxymoron (2020), Atom (2020), Parakaayam (2022), Agrahastham (2023), Pythago…
Known for
NRKalavu, follows Siby Sebastin, a retired police constable with a shady service record. Once in a position of power, he now feels unimportant and ignored at home after retirement. His presence no longer carries the authority it once did, leaving him frustrated and struggling to find his place in the household.
Kalavu
2025
NRThrough an intimate memory shaped by ritual and inherited belief, Aavasam traces the quiet transformation of everyday customs and spaces as fluid lived traditions gradually give way to a dominant cultural and political order.
Habitus
2026
Behind the camera
NRKalavu, follows Siby Sebastin, a retired police constable with a shady service record. Once in a position of power, he now feels unimportant and ignored at home after retirement. His presence no longer carries the authority it once did, leaving him frustrated and struggling to find his place in the household.
Kalavu
2025
NRKalavu, follows Siby Sebastin, a retired police constable with a shady service record. Once in a position of power, he now feels unimportant and ignored at home after retirement. His presence no longer carries the authority it once did, leaving him frustrated and struggling to find his place in the household.
Kalavu
2025
NRThrough an intimate memory shaped by ritual and inherited belief, Aavasam traces the quiet transformation of everyday customs and spaces as fluid lived traditions gradually give way to a dominant cultural and political order.
Habitus
2026
