Amit Khanna (photographer)

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Amit Khanna (born 24 July 1984) is a film director, writer, film producer, actor and fashion photographer from Mumbai, India.

Khanna made his debut as a writer with Channel V’s first ever fiction show Roomies in 2009,^[1] he made his debut as a director with a film titled Tutiya Dil in 2012,^[2] followed by Badmashiyaan-Fun Never Ends in 2015.^[3] Khanna short film An Untold Story of Paper Boats was featured in the 69th Cannes Film Festival and won the best short film in foreign language at the Nice Film festival 2016. He wrote, directed, produced, and acted in India's first ever LGBT web series All About Section 377 and Still About Section 377. All About Section 377 won the best foreign language film at the Berlin International Film Festival in 2017.