Pradeep Shahi

Director at Shy Productions Ltd
Director, Screenwriter and Producer

London, England

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About Pradeep

Pradeep Shahi is an accomplished writer-director with over 7 years of experience in the film industry. He began his career directing short films, commercials, and corporate videos, before gaining recognition for his work in bringing the inspiring stories of the Gurkhas to the silver screen. Recently, his film "1915 The Legend of the Gurkhas" was released on Amazon Prime, showcasing his unique vision and storytelling skills.

As a Nepalese-born British filmmaker, Shahi brings a unique perspective to his works. He is currently working on his third feature project, "Eklo - The Last Man," following the successful completion of his second feature film, "Antim Sanskar." With his passion for filmmaking and commitment to telling stories that resonate with audiences, Shahi is a rising talent to watch in the Nepalese film industry.

Unique traits: Concept Creator

Gender:
Male

Height:
5' 11"

Weight:
82

Body type:
Average

Hair:
Medium

Hair color:
Black

Eyes:
Brown

Ethnicity:
Asian

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Antim Sanskar The Last Ritual (2022 - 2023)
Film by Shy Productions Ltd Writer / Director This enthralling psychological thriller will have you on the edge of your seat as you follow the story of a missing Nepalese filmmaker, Daya, and the determined female detective, Rakshya, assigned to find him. But with Rakshya struggling with alcoholism and a dark past, the odds are stacked against her. Meanwhile, Daya’s adopted son, Dhiraj, embarks on a solo journey to the Himalayas with a mysterious large blue bag, leaving you wondering what he could be hiding. As the twists and turns unfold, the paths of Rakshya and Dhiraj become entangled, and a gripping murder mystery emerges. Prepare to be captivated and held in suspense until the very end!
1915: Legend of the Gurkhas (2018 - 2020)
Film by Shy Productions Ltd Writer / Director 25th September 1915, British forces launched a major attack on the German position at Loos, France, hence commencing the Battle of Loos. Kulbir Thapa, a 26 yrs old Rifleman in the 2nd Battalion, 3rd Queen Alexandra's Own Gurkha Rifles, was in one of the leading companies venturing deep into German lines, and it was the first time he had been under fire and short-lived hope of survival was all gone when he was severely wounded. A survival story behind the enemy line itself is a praiseworthy tale of bravery but his story didn't finish there. What unfolds next is a legendary tale of self-sacrifice, compassion and friendship. The next day, on 26th September, for a fleeting moment, midst burnt and grime filled no man's land, he displayed much greater heroism than war- humanity. This earned him the first-ever Victoria Cross for Gurkhas but most importantly, on the day, it brought both British and German together, to acknowledge the sheer willpower of Gurkha.