Scriptwriting Workshops in Bombay (urf Mumbai:-))

10/04/2026

Hi friends! Join me for a free FTII Online Scriptwriting Workshop this Friday at 6 pm. In this hands-on session we’ll explore the basics of cinematic storytelling and do exercises that will help you generate an original story idea for a film during the session itself. Come for the creativity exercises - leave with a story and a smile 😊
Join here:
https://meet.google.com/qpg-cmxc-zqv
Feel free to share with anyone interested in films, writing, or storytelling

🎬 Join us for a FREE Script Writing Webinar with Course director Rajashree

Discover how to turn your ideas into compelling stories and break through creative blocks. Learn the art of storytelling, cinematic thinking, and expressing your ideas with confidence.

📅 10th April, 2026
⏰ 6:00 PM

🔗 Join here: https://meet.google.com/qpg-cmxc-zqv

Whether you’re a beginner or an aspiring writer, this session will help you unlock your creativity and bring your stories to life.

04/02/2026

Please watch this deeply moving play/ short film written and produced by my sister, Manjushree Abhinav, whose birthday is on the 5th of February. ❤🤗😍

'Bhaag Laaltu Bhaag': Born hungry, bound by a rope, and dreaming through the eyes of a street dog who runs free - Laaltu, a newborn male calf, stands at the brink of a world he does not understand. Will innocence find a path to freedom?

Born hungry, bound by a rope, and dreaming through the eyes of a street dog who runs free—Laaltu, a newborn male calf, stands at the brink of a world he does...

18/09/2025

🎬 From my first pitch to writing 6 commissioned series across genres — what a journey! Thrilled to be back at Frame Your Idea with more stories to share. ✨

18/07/2024

Happy to be on the jury of the Mumbai Indie-Film Festival 2024! 🤩

18/11/2023

Suna tha ki airline meals don't taste so good because air travel dulls the tastebuds, lekin 35,000 foot ki oonchai par sunrise dekhte hue coffee peene ka mazaa hi kuchh aur hai! 🛫☕💖

21/08/2023

Lovely! Not just for telling stories, but for living: "Campbell described more than a dozen key elements of a Hero’s Journey, seven of which Rogers explored in his research: protagonist, shift, quest, allies, challenge, transformation, and legacy. He says reflecting on these aspects of your story—even if it’s just writing a few sentences down—can be an ideal first step to reframe your circumstances. Rogers offers a handful of prompts that relate back to the seven key elements of a Hero’s Journey. To drill in on “protagonist,” for example, ask yourself: What makes you you? Spend time reflecting on your identity, personality, and core values. When you turn to “shift,” consider: What change or new experience prompted your journey to become who you are today? Then ponder what challenges stand in your way, and which allies can support or help you in your journey. You can also meditate on the legacy your journey might leave.That perspective can also help you flip the way you see obstacles. Say you’re going through a tough time: You just got laid off, or you were diagnosed with a chronic illness. Instead of dwelling on how unfortunate these hurdles are, consider them opportunities for growth and learning. Think to yourself: What would Harry Potter do? Reframe the challenges you encounter as a chance to develop resilience and perseverance, and to be the hero of your own story."

Imagining yourself as the main character of a heroic adventure could help you achieve a more meaningful life.

02/09/2021

Hi Friends! I'm happy to tell you that I have been nominated and shortlisted for the DMA-Benepik Unsung Covid Hero Award 2021 for my volunteer work during the second wave. A heartfelt thank you to all those on Facebook who responded to my appeals for hospital beds, medicines, oxygen and treatment expenses for hapless covid patients during this crisis! 🙏

12/06/2021

Hi Friends! I hope that you and your loved ones are well. 🤗This long Twitter thread by Satyen Bordoloi, updated with new camps almost daily, gives info about various vaccination camps (paid and unpaid) which are being organised in Mumbai. https://twitter.com/SatyenKBordoloi/status/1401816139034812417?s=20 (The info about the camps starts from tweet no 8 in the thread) It's extremely useful for those under 45 who are finding it tough to get appointments for covid vaccination in Mumbai on Cowin. Please do share this info with people in Mumbai who might be interested. Take care. Stay home, stay safe and stay happy!🤗

“1/n Thread to get Mumbaikars Vaccinated After 100s of CoWin OTPs, I got vaccinated eventually not via CoWin but a camp. Felt I could help others, called friends & realised most under 45 got vaccinated exactly like this: via some jugad or jhol.. ”