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Dinu Oruvannoor.
Dinu Oruvannoor is an award-winning director and cinematographer hailing from Kerala, India. He spent much of his childhood in Kanagal, a rural area of Karnataka, where famous film director Puttanna Kanagal was born. Dinu holds a Master's degree in Leadership and Management from Anglia Ruskin University in the UK and currently resides in Nairobi, Kenya. As a passionate lover of movies and a widely traveled individual, Dinu has a deep appreciation for human lives and various cultures. He discovered a passion for direction, cinematography, and editing and has created a number of short films, including "Pukkuzhi Mana - A Decade After" (2001), "The Great Real Indian Kitchen" (2020), "Reptiles" (2021), "Koythu" (2021), and "Swantham" (2021). These films have been widely accepted on OTT platforms and have won numerous awards at the national and international level.
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Own [Swantham]
A Friend who believed he was his own, who came to know that the heinous act he did to his daughter, went out to see him helplessly, not knowing what to do. When he gets there, he sees his son, and then unexpected heart-touching things happen. This film is based on many true stories around us, explores the impact of such strenuous acts, and questions our social and personal conscience.
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