FILMS



VIKPAT
BY
VIKRANT PATANKAR



FADE IN:

 Vikrant dreams to bring Hollywood to the tech scene of San Francisco.
He's also a Kothari and EV Fellow.

“Great stories can be told in a single video. Mythologies take years.” https://cal.com/vikpat/20min

All work on this page is written, directed, shot, edited and colored by Vikrant unless noted otherwise.


UPCOMING
Old Dream (Q426)Untitled Debut Short (2026)


VALUES
1. Do things regardless.

FILMS
Composio
$25m Series A launch — Agents! Agents! Agents!
Brand / Musical / Comedy
O-1 announcementAura / Comedy
Ship Agents in Tenderloin
Product Demo / Comedy
Rube Recipes launchProduct Demo / ComedyAgent Orchestrator launchProduct DemoTrust at ComposioBrandComposio SkillsProduct DemoDatabase for AI AgentsPodcast2025 AI Agent ReportEditorial ReportSF Tech WeekEventYC AgentMail HackathonEvent
CollabsCatalyx — $5m Seed Round announcementBrand / ThesisCatalyx — Rex 2.0 Capsule Drop TestHardware DemoFarza — Make SomethingCommunityKai LentitComedy
BonusMeeting FarzaVlogFirst Sunrise of 2026
Personal Film
2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) in 70mmTravel


ESSAYS
To AI or not to AIFor the Love of Interstellarlet's stop fetishizing "understanding"fleeting crush


PRESS
TBPN Features Agents! Agents! Agents!TBPNWhy tech startups are hiring in-house filmmakersThe Times of IndiaThe Story Behind a New Kind of Tech-Filmmaking CareerLA WeeklyWhy AI Won't Replace Filmmaking, According To Vikrant Patankar
INVERSEMumbai Chawl To The Global Stage: The Enigma Of A Filmmaker That Is Vikrant PatankarOutlook IndiaWhy AI Startups Are Hiring In-House FilmmakersTech Times




And we-

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Credits.
End.


EMAILXIGLI
CommunityFARZA / MAKE SOMETHING

A Film byVikrant PatankarMusicTorin Borrowdale

Make Something is a community built around one question: what happens when someone who has never coded gets a tool that codes for them? Farza and Julian answered it live — a Discord, a few YouTube streams, and an open invite to the world.
Over 700 people shipped their first project in under two weeks. A 55-year-old mother who had never touched code told her son she was busy — she had something to finish and ship. Great things start by looking really silly. That's the whole point.
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