It’s easy to notice Harman Baweja’s contentment when we connect with him over a call. It probably comes from the love pouring in for the producer’s recent release, Mrs. Or from the fact that he is set to take Boy from Andaman, a movie with executive producer Richie Mehta, on floors in a few months. In their maiden collaboration, Mehta, creator of the International Emmy-winning Delhi Crime, and Poacher (2024), has evidently bowled him over. 

“He is a phenomenal filmmaker,” starts Baweja. “My biggest takeaway from working with him has been his conviction and clarity of thought. I want to find that in every director I work with. It’s important for a director to have a clear vision,” he says. Boy from Andaman will be helmed by first-time director Parinaz Lal, and follows a Mumbai post office worker, who discovers a letter addressed to God from a young tsunami survivor in the Andaman Islands.