

Shantanu Moitra
About Shantanu Moitra
Shantanu Moitra is a prominent Music Director in the hindi film industry (bollywood), known for their remarkable contributions to hindi cinema. Having debuted in 2016 with the film "Wazir", Shantanu Moitra has steadily built a distinguished career in bollywood entertainment.
Over the course of their career, Shantanu Moitra has been associated with 8 hindi films. Shantanu Moitra has worked across genres including Drama, Thriller, Crime, demonstrating remarkable versatility.
Shantanu Moitra is widely recognized for their on-screen chemistry with fellow bollywood artists. Their most frequent collaboration has been with Ritesh Shah, having appeared together in 7 films. These collaborations have become highlights of bollywood and are celebrated by fans across Odisha.
Shantanu Moitra's most recent work includes the hindi film "Kadak Singh" (2023), which received a "Released" verdict. Their performances continue to resonate deeply with bollywood audiences, making them a household name across Odisha.
As one of bollywood's celebrated Music Directors, Shantanu Moitra's dedication to the craft has earned them critical acclaim and a loyal fanbase that extends beyond the borders of Odisha.
Filmography(8)
| Film | Release Date | Role | Verdict |
|---|---|---|---|
![]() Kadak Singh Drama | 24 Nov 2023 | Original Music Composer | Released |
![]() Lost Drama | 16 Feb 2023 | Original Music Composer | Released |
![]() Sherdil: The Pilibhit Saga Drama | 24 Jun 2022 | Original Music Composer | Released |
![]() Sardar Udham Crime | 16 Oct 2021 | Original Music Composer | Hit |
![]() Aadhaar Comedy | 5 Feb 2021 | Original Music Composer | Released |
![]() Gulabo Sitabo Drama | 12 Jun 2020 | Original Music Composer | Released |
![]() October Drama | 13 Apr 2018 | Original Music Composer | Hit |
![]() Wazir Thriller | 7 Jan 2016 | Original Music Composer | Hit |
Career Timeline
8 films · Debut 2016
Frequent Co-stars(8)
Trailers(6)
Shantanu Moitra – Career & Contributions to Hindi Cinema
Shantanu Moitra is one of bollywood's celebrated music directors, having contributed to 8 hindi films in the hindi film industry (popularly known as bollywood), headquartered in Bhubaneswar, Odisha.
Throughout their career, Shantanu Moitra has collaborated with some of bollywood's finest artists, including Ritesh Shah, Avik Mukhopadhyay, Srijit Mukherji. These on-screen partnerships have resonated strongly with bollywood audiences.
Shantanu Moitra has worked across multiple genres in hindi cinema, including Drama, Thriller, Crime, Comedy, History, Romance. This versatility has made them a sought-after name across all kinds of bollywood productions.
Shantanu Moitra made their hindi film debut in 2016 with the film Wazir. Since then, they have steadily grown into one of bollywood's most recognised faces, building a loyal fanbase across Odisha and among the global bollywood diaspora.
Follow Shantanu Moitra's complete filmography, songs, trailers and box office records on The Cinema Verse — the most comprehensive bollywood cinema database online.
FAQs about Shantanu Moitra
How many hindi films has Shantanu Moitra acted in?▼
Shantanu Moitra has been part of 8 hindi films in bollywood, spanning genres such as Drama, Thriller, Crime.
What is Shantanu Moitra's most popular hindi film?▼
Shantanu Moitra's notable hindi films include "Kadak Singh", "Lost", "Sherdil: The Pilibhit Saga". Visit each movie page on The Cinema Verse for detailed cast, songs and review information.
What is Shantanu Moitra's role in hindi cinema?▼
Shantanu Moitra works as a Music Director in the hindi film industry (bollywood). They have made significant contributions to hindi cinema and remain a beloved figure among bollywood audiences.
When did Shantanu Moitra debut in bollywood?▼
Shantanu Moitra made their bollywood debut in 2016 with the film "Wazir".
What genres has Shantanu Moitra worked in?▼
Shantanu Moitra has worked in Drama (8 films), Thriller (2 films), Crime (2 films), Comedy (2 films), History (1 film), Romance (1 film) in their hindi film career.
















