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Arun Bhatt (1934–2001) was an Indian film director and producer active in Hindi and Gujarati cinema during the 1970s and 1980s.
Arun Bhatt, the person, was a learned and creative man of many attributes. He had an avid interest in history, geography, literature, classical and folk music, theater, and both Indian and world cinema.
Arun Bhatt was born on 26 September 1934 in Mumbai. He was the eldest son of the legendary movie producer and director Vijay Bhatt, founder of Prakash Pictures. Arun Bhatt was a person with a mixture of several qualities.
Arun Bhatt was not just a writer but a successful Producer and Director who produced and directed blockbuster Gujarati films such as Mota Ghar Ni Vahu and Lohi Ni Sagaai. He produced 14 films under his own banner named Vijay Films International.
Arun Bhatt was an Indian film director, producer and writer active in Hindi and Gujarati cinema. The maker of classics like Mota Gharni Vahu, Lohini Sagai, Parki Thapan and Pooja Na Phool, he changed the face of Gujarati films.
Arun Bhatt (1934–2001) adalah seorang sutradara film asal India yang aktif dalam perfilman Hindi dan Gujarati. Ia dianggap sebagai salah satu pembuat film paling berpengaruh dari perfilman Gujarati pada 1970an dan 1980an.
Arun Bhatt. Editorial Department: Kudrat. Arun Bhatt is known for Kudrat (1981), Shree 420 (1955) and Anhonee (1952).
