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Apurva Asrani
Apurva Asrani (born 21 March 1978) is a National Award winning film maker, film editor and screenwriter based in Mumbai, India. He has a multimedia body of work in film, television and theatre and is best known for editing films like ''Satya'', ''Shahid'' & ''City Lights''.
==Early career==
Apurva began his career in 1995 as an assistant on the Bollywood countdown show ''Bpl Oye!'' that aired on Channel V. At 19 he became a film editor on the film ''Satya'', directed by Ramgopal Varma. He then went on to edit Sunhil Sippy's bilingual comedy ''Snip!''
Apurva's other work includes the gang war film ''Chhal'', directed by Hansal Mehta. His work on the film received rave reviews from critics. Film critic Subhash K Jha wrote 'The real hero of Chhal is Apurva Asrani's editing'. Apurva edited Anupam Kher's directorial debut ''Om Jai Jagadish'' and Kalpana Lajmi's ''Kyon?''. He also collaborated with Nagesh Kukunoor on his Akshay Kumar starrer ''Tasveer 8x10'' as supervising editor and as film editor on Nagesh Kukunoor's ''Aashayein'', starring John Abraham.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Aashayein – Full Cast and Crew )〕
In 2012, Apurva edited Nila Madhab Panda's ''Jalpari The Desert Mermaid'', after a collaboration with the director on the promotions of his last film, ''I Am Kalam''. ''Jalpari'' is an adventure film that deals with the issue of female infanticide released on 31 August 2012. The film received glowing reviews and several critics praised Apurva's work on the film.
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