Pranab Kr Nath

Pranab Kr Nath is an emerging artist, filmmaker, actor, writer, and creative personality from Sabroom, Tripura, India. Born on December 18, 1991, he has been gradually building his identity in the cultural and entertainment world through cinema, music, literature, and digital media. Starting his social media journey in 2019, Pranab shared his vision with a wider audience while representing the artistic spirit of Northeast India. His journey reflects a passion for storytelling, a commitment to independent creativity, and a desire to explore different forms of artistic expression. From filmmaking and acting to writing books and hosting podcasts, he continues to develop his creative profile across multiple platforms.

Nath has worked on several film projects that reflect his interest in storytelling and regional cinema. His notable filmography includes Birju Ka Neela Pani (2021), Sei Kalodin (2022), Shiksha O Tripura (2022), and Sesh Belay Tumi (2024). Through these projects, he explored different themes and creative approaches while contributing to Tripura's independent film landscape. He directed and produced his short film Sesh Belay Tumi, a Bengali romantic drama released in 2024, with writing contributions from Pranab Kr Nath and Nisha Deb. The film was shot in Sabroom, Tripura, and features Pranab Kr Nath, Nisha Deb, Pranoy Roy, and Sonali Nama. His filmmaking work shows his interest in developing stories from his cultural surroundings and bringing regional experiences to the screen.

Music is another important part of Pranab’s creative journey. As a singer and independent music artist, he uses songs to express emotions, memories, relationships, and personal experiences. His musical work includes Bengali songs such as Tori Karone Bondhu, Dibanishi Kande Ontor, O Priya Ayna Abar Fera, Tomar Smriti, Toke Chara Monta Amar, and Hridoyer Khub Govire. His music is available through digital music platforms, helping him connect with listeners beyond Tripura. Through independent music releases and digital distribution, Pranab continues to explore the relationship between lyrics, melody, and human emotions while developing his identity as a multifaceted creative artist. 

Alongside his work in cinema and music, Pranab has explored literature as another medium for expressing his creative vision. His published books include Dreaming Reality In The World Of Lenses (Notion Press), Lights Camera Behind The Life, and Frame Face Then Feelings (Lekhok Tripura). These works reflect his interest in filmmaking, visual storytelling, creativity, and life's experiences behind and in front of the camera. Through writing, he has expanded his artistic activities beyond films and songs, offering readers another way to explore his ideas and perspectives. His journey as an author shows his desire to document creative experiences and communicate with audiences through writing.

Pranab Kr Nath expanded his storytelling into podcasting with Kathay Kathay Jibon Podcast, where he serves as presenter and host. The podcast explores life experiences, emotions, relationships, memories, dreams, struggles, and meaningful human stories. Through conversations and spoken storytelling, the project offers a platform to share thoughts, experiences, and perspectives people can relate to in everyday life. Podcasting lets Pranab connect with audiences more personally, beyond the visual language of cinema. His wider digital-media activities reflect his interest in using modern platforms to communicate ideas, share experiences, and reach listeners beyond his home state

Pranab’s journey represents the creative ambitions of an independent artist building his career from Tripura. By working across filmmaking, acting, music, books, and podcasting, he continues to explore different ways of telling stories and connecting with people. His projects demonstrate a commitment to creativity, regional storytelling, and digital expression. With roots in Sabroom and interests spanning multiple artistic disciplines, Pranab aims to further develop his work, reach broader audiences, and contribute to the cultural identity of Northeast India. His story is one of creative exploration, persistence, and the belief that meaningful artistic expression can grow from any place when supported by passion and dedication.