Yadhu Krishnan(II)
- Writer
- Director
- Producer
Yadhu Krishnan is a Hollywood filmmaker and producer known for his work on "Escape from Black Water" and "Crossfire". He is currently working on his upcoming directorial features.
With a degree in BSc Nautical Science from Indira Gandhi Open University, Yadhu Krishnan developed an interest in filmmaking during his marine studies in Mumbai, India. He started his career writing for advertisement companies, which eventually led to him assisting in screenplays. He furthered his knowledge by learning from major directors in Hollywood and was given the opportunity to work as a writer on "Escape from Black Water". In the meantime, he made significant strides in his career and rose to the highest position of Master at a European-based shipping company naming him officially as Capt.Yadhu Krishnan.
Yadhu Krishnan's films are known for their gripping storylines, intense characterizations, and breathtaking action sequences. His unique vision and attention to detail have earned him a reputation as one of the most promising filmmakers in the Indian film industry.
He made headlines during the filming of his latest action feature, "Crossfire", when he crashed a car into a rocky mountain himself, without a stuntman, to complete the shot planned for the day.
With a degree in BSc Nautical Science from Indira Gandhi Open University, Yadhu Krishnan developed an interest in filmmaking during his marine studies in Mumbai, India. He started his career writing for advertisement companies, which eventually led to him assisting in screenplays. He furthered his knowledge by learning from major directors in Hollywood and was given the opportunity to work as a writer on "Escape from Black Water". In the meantime, he made significant strides in his career and rose to the highest position of Master at a European-based shipping company naming him officially as Capt.Yadhu Krishnan.
Yadhu Krishnan's films are known for their gripping storylines, intense characterizations, and breathtaking action sequences. His unique vision and attention to detail have earned him a reputation as one of the most promising filmmakers in the Indian film industry.
He made headlines during the filming of his latest action feature, "Crossfire", when he crashed a car into a rocky mountain himself, without a stuntman, to complete the shot planned for the day.
