Rajesh Devraj is a multifaceted Indian individual, whose professional endeavors have traversed the realms of writing, research, and creative consulting. Throughout his illustrious career, he has had the opportunity to work in various creative domains, including advertising, film, and television.
As a screenwriter, Rajesh has made significant contributions to the Indian film industry. His notable works include the films Arjun: The Warrior Prince, Fakir of Venice, Quick Gun Murugun, and the short film Positive. Furthermore, he has also penned the story for Reema Kagti's acclaimed film Gold, which has garnered widespread recognition.
In addition to his work in feature films, Rajesh has also ventured into television, where he has worked on several TV adaptations of international shows. One of his recent projects is the 2023 series Class, directed by the acclaimed filmmaker Ashim Ahluwalia.
Rajesh is also an accomplished author, having co-authored the book The Art of Bollywood with Edo Bouman. This book is a comprehensive exploration of Indian film posters, offering a unique glimpse into the world of Bollywood. Moreover, he has also written the graphic novel Sudershan (Chimpanzee),which showcases his creative prowess in a different medium.
As an editor, Rajesh has been instrumental in curating several anthologies, including From Darkness into Light: Perspectives on Film Preservation (2015) and Yesterday's Films for Tomorrow (2017). These publications have provided a platform for film enthusiasts and scholars to engage with the rich and diverse world of cinema.
Rajesh's contributions to the world of film and literature do not stop there. He has also contributed articles on film history and other topics to various publications, sharing his vast knowledge and insights with a wider audience.
