Select Press Quotes
The press have described my work in ways far more intelligent than I could manage myself, so I am happy to quote them whenever possible.
“A rare story that found its fullest expression on both the page and the screen.”
The Times of India on ‘A Song for Eresha’ (7 June, 2026)
“Much of Srikanth’s work resists emotional loudness. His films often unfold slowly, with characters carrying emotional burdens that remain partially unspoken.”
The Patriot on ‘A Song for Eresha’ (23 May, 2026)
“Deeply rooted in emotional restraint, silence and mood the project explores the same world through two distinct mediums while remaining connected at its core.”
Outlook on ‘A Song for Eresha’ (15 May, 2026)
“A Song for Eresha is a deeply reflective work that explores themes of memory, identity and emotional transformation. With a narrative style that is both intimate and evocative, the novel draws readers into a world shaped by quiet tensions and profound internal shifts. The film adaptation extends this vision visually, translating the emotional depth of the narrative into a cinematic language that remains faithful to its literary origins.”
PTI on ‘A Song for Eresha’ (28 April, 2026)
“Will surely remind you of the breezy, light-hearted comedies from the 70s - one that can be enjoyed by the full family together.”
Indian Express on 'Filter Coffee" (1 Mar, 2023)
“Crafted in the cinematic style reminiscent of masters like Satyajit Ray and Balu Mahendra”
The Tribune on 'A Song for Eresha' (27 May, 2025)
“Marks a step towards reimagining traditional Indian art forms for a global audience.”
The Hindu on ‘A Song for Eresha’ (28 May, 2025)
“Writer AK Srikanth's story, while here as a short film, comes to life as it was written. And it is that much richer as an experience for all.”
Business Standard on ‘The Colors Trilogy’ (10 Apr, 2021)
“Takes a huge leap forward from their earlier productions, be it in ambition, scope, or philosophy of the project.”
Indian Express on ‘Dvija’ (18 June, 2022)
“A mind-bending spiral!”
ANI on ‘Slow Rivers’ (6 July, 2023)
“An homage to visionary directors such as David Lynch and David Cronenberg.”
Indian Express on ‘Slow Rivers’ (19 July, 2023)
“A story that is philosophically rich, extremely moving, and yet at the same time easy to understand.”
The Print on ‘Soul Cages’ (2 April, 2024)
“Srikanth writes with the sensitivity of a filmmaker and the rhythm of a poet, allowing scenes to unfold visually and emotionally at the same time.”
Dailyhunt on ‘A Song for Eresha’ (23 May, 2026)