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Manju Swaraj Filmography

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ManjuSwaraj

Known for Directing Β· Mane Maratakkide, Pataki

5
FILMS IN DB
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Mane Maratakkide
~$0 Β· 4K Β· 2019
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Mane Maratakkide
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BIOGRAPHY

Manju Swaraj is an acclaimed director known for his unique storytelling and compelling visual style, particularly highlighted in his film "Pataki" (2017). This vibrant crime drama not only captivated audiences but also became a treasure trove for collectors, who seek out the film for its striking cinematography and engaging narrative. The film's limited edition Blu-ray release has become a coveted item due to its inclusion of behind-the-scenes footage and exclusive interviews, making it a must-have for fans of modern Indian cinema. Swaraj's ability to blend traditional themes with contemporary storytelling has earned him a dedicated following among physical media collectors. His work often reflects a deep understanding of film history, drawing inspiration from classic cinema while also pushing boundaries. Collectors appreciate the way "Pataki" encapsulates the evolution of Indian film, and the film's increasing rarity in high-quality formats makes it a standout addition to any serious collection.

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What is Manju Swaraj known for?

Manju Swaraj is known for directing films.

What genres does Manju Swaraj's filmography span?

Manju Swaraj's filmography spans the genres of Comedy, Drama, Romance, Action, and Horror.

What is the range of years covered by Manju Swaraj's work?

Manju Swaraj's work covers the years from 2009 to 2026.

How many films are in Manju Swaraj's filmography?

Manju Swaraj has a total of 5 films listed in their filmography.

What are some notable films directed by Manju Swaraj?

Notable films directed by Manju Swaraj include Pataki (2017), Sarala Subbarao (2026), Shravani Subramanya (2013), Shishira (2009), and Mane Maratakkide (2019).