JEET SINGHA
Screenwriter
SWA Registered
A bold storyteller crafting gripping narratives with compelling characters and immersive storytelling.
My Works
The Monsoon Murders
Genre: Crime Thriller
Amidst a relentless monsoon, a retired ACP searches for his missing niece in a Bengal village, only to uncover a string of murders and a web of dark secrets.
Not Pretty Enough
Genre: Psychological Horror
Aparna discovers an antique mirror that shows her a more beautiful version of herself, but as her obsession grows, reality and illusion begin to blur, threatening her relationship and sanity.
Mantis ( Short film script now being developed into a feature)
Genre: Psychological Thriller
A lonely man falls for a mysterious woman online, only to discover he’s been lured into a deadly trap by a sinister manipulator—now, he must outwit his captor to survive.
Haan, Wahi Wali Feeling! (Pilot Ep)
Genre: Romantic Comedy
A teenage boy’s plan to win over his high school crush goes hilariously awry when a prom lottery pairs him with the quirky girl next door, setting off a chain of misunderstandings, friendships, and unexpected feelings.
Bosky Interior Ad (ft. Arjun Chakraborty & Ishaa Saha)
Genre: Romance
A slice-of-life ad with a sting in its soul—Bosky unravels the quiet chaos behind a seemingly perfect evening. A crisp narrative packed in under 60 seconds, crafted to linger long after it ends.
My Story
Starting as a short story writer and novelist, I built my foundation in storytelling through literature, crafting narratives that resonated with readers. Over time, my passion for storytelling expanded beyond books, leading me to explore the world of filmmaking.
Today, my stories find a place not just in novels but also in renowned magazines like Kishore Bharati, while my cinematic vision continues to take shape through compelling screenplays. With each project, I push boundaries, experimenting with genres while staying true to my core—delivering gripping narratives that captivate and entertain. This journey is just beginning, and the best is yet to come.
