| 1. Apurva Asrani is an Indian filmmaker known for 'Satya' (1998), 'Made in Heaven' (2019), and 'Criminal Justice: Behind Closed Doors' (2020). |
| 2. In 1995, he interned as an assistant for the TV series 'BPL Oye!' which aired on Channel V and DD1. |
| 3. At 19, Asrani edited 'Satya' (1998) and later 'Om Jai Jagdish' (2002). |
| 4. Starting at 19, he cut promos for films like 'Khamoshi: The Musical' (1996) and 'Dil Pe Mat Le Yaar!!' (2000). |
| 5. In 2010, he wrote and edited the biographical film 'Shahid.' |
| 6. His screenwriting debut was the biographical drama 'Aligarh' (2015). |
| 7. Diagnosed with Facial Palsy in 2017 while working on 'Simran.' |
| 8. Made his digital editorial debut with 'Made in Heaven' (2019) on Amazon Prime Video. |
| 9. Wrote the script for 'Criminal Justice: Behind Closed Doors' (2020) on Disney+ Hotstar. |
| 10. Loves animals and shares pet photos on social media. |
| 11. At 20, came out as gay to his parents, experiencing his father's disapproval. |
| 12. Quit Twitter in 2023 due to growing social media groupism. |
| 13. Enjoys traveling and shares experiences on social media. |
| 14. Was a close friend of fashion designer Wendell Rodricks who passed away in February 2020. |
| 15. Often seen smoking and drinking alcohol with friends. |
| 16. He was the youngest ever recipient of the Filmfare Award for Best Editor for Satya. |
| 17. He directed music videos for Sony Music India's album Tera Mera Pyar in 2005, launching actress Nimrat Kaur. |
| 18. In March 2006, Apurva represented India in 'Editing Fashion', a multimedia experiment for UK-based showstudio.com. |
| 19. His short film 'Imperfect Moon' was showcased alongside films by Mike Figgis and Wong Kar Wai's editor William Chang. |
| 20. He has collaborated with British theatre company RIFCO Arts to write dialogue for three UK stage productions. |
