Ruchir Arun
Ruchir Arun is a graduate of The Film and Television Institute of India. His diploma film Mandrake! Mandrake! was awarded under the categories 'Best Short Fiction Film' and 'Best Cinematography' at the Indian National Awards 2014. Currently based out of Mumbai, Ruchir is well known for directing popular digital series like Little Things starring Mithila Palkar and Dhruv Sehgal and is currently streaming on Netflix. He has also directed the family comedy web series What the Folks, and a YouTube esports drama titled Clutch for Pocket Aces. Among short films, Ruchir directed Save The Date for Netflix antohology series Feels Like Ishq and most recently, co-wrote and directed the short film Teen Tigada from the anthology series Unpaused: Naya Safar, alongside directors like Ayappa KM, Nagraj Manjule, and Nupur Asthana and is currently developing his debut feature and his next series project!
Ruchira Ghormare
Ruchira Ghormare is known for Bole Chudiyan, R K aur I and Human (2022).
Ruchira Jadhav
Ruchira Jadhav was born on 13 July 1989 in Dadar, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India. She is an actress, known for Luckdown (2022), Haemolymph (2022) and Love Lafde (2018).
Ruchita Chothani
Ruchita Chothani is known for Maunam (2024) and Kuldharma Patni (2021).
Ruchita Jadhav
Ruchita Jadhav is known for Enigma - The Fallen Angel (2021), Chintamani (2014) and Babu (2024).
Ruchita Rao
Ruchita Rao is known for Ninnu Chere Tarunam (2023).
Ruchita Shukla
Ruchita Shukla is known for Nain Sukh (2023), Bhabhi-G (2024) and Vaidya (2023).
Ruchita Tahiliani
Ruchita Tahiliani is known for Bunty Aur Babli 2 (2021) and At the Dot (2019).
Ruchitha
Ruchitha is known for Calling Sahasra (2023).
Ruchitha Sadineni
Ruchitha Sadineni is known for S.I.T (Special Investigation Team) (2024), Prem Kumar (2023) and Month of Madhu (2023).
