Meet  Aman Rattan

Aman Rattan is a UK-born scholar, filmmaker, and visionary producer, specializing in the study of ethnic minority communities and their health. Through her research, she engaged with families from diverse ethnic backgrounds and discovered a wealth of untold stories—stories that needed a voice. This realization ignited her passion for storytelling, leading her to explore the world of cinema and film production.

Driven by a commitment to meaningful storytelling, Aman Rattan founded Chardikala Studios to bring these narratives to life. Her work blends entertainment with deep psychological and social themes, creating cinema that not only captivates but also sparks important conversations.

Her debut film, Coffee Ground, is a testament to her vision—a collaboration between the British and Punjabi communities, exploring the universal struggle of internal conflicts stemming from isolation and the human need for companionship. Another of her projects delves into the challenges faced by young married couples in the UK, highlighting the strains that impact modern relationships.

Aman Rattan’s films are rooted in psychological realism, addressing contemporary issues while offering a compelling cinematic experience. With an unyielding passion for filmmaking and a bold vision to create cinema beyond borders, she is set to make a lasting impact on the global film industry.

With her dedication and creative excellence, there is no doubt that Chardikala Studios will rise to become one of the leading production houses for meaningful and socially relevant cinema.