Pammi Somal
Born3 October 1955
Websitewww.pammisomal.com

Pammi Somal (born 3 October 1955) is an Indian filmmaker and Bollywood journalist.

Biography

Pammi Somal was born 3 October 1955. She studied at Carmel Convent in Chandigarh and earned a Masters in Sociology from Punjab University. After moving to Mumbai, she gained a diploma in Mass Communication & Journalism and another one in Creative Writing. She has a master's degree in Reiki along with a degree in Silva Mind Method and Law of Attraction.

Somal has written for various Bollywood magazines and has served as Assistant Editor with Cine Blitz[1] for many years.

In the 1990s, she started writing scripts for television serials and launched a magazine Cafe Celeb in 2003. After functioning as the CEO of a corporate house and President - Business Development for a Singapore-based media company, she started her own production company, Creative Steps Productions in 2006.[2] Since then, she has produced, written and directed two films, Mummy Punjabi (August 2011) and Na Jaane Kabse (September 2011).[3]

Filmography

Television

  • Ardhangini- 1994- Writer & Producer
  • Sanam – 1996- Story, Screenplay & Dialogues
  • Neeyat- 1999- Story, Screenplay & Dialogues
  • Kasauti- 2000- Story, Screenplay & Dialogues
  • Naqaab-2000- Story, Screenplay & Dialogues
  • Siski- 2001- Screenplay
  • Hare Kaanch Ki Churiaan (Telefilm)- 2001- Story, Screenplay & Dialogues
  • Na Jaane Kyun- 2001- Story & Dialogues
  • Sukanya- 2002- Dialogues
  • Samay ki Dhadkan- 2002- Story, Screenplay & Dialogues
  • Naata – 2002 - Story, Screenplay & Dialogues
  • Muskurahat- 2002- Story, Screenplay & Dialogues

Films

  • The Perfect Husband- (English)-2002- Dialogues
  • Mummy Punjabi - (English / Hindi)- 2011- Writer, Director & Producer
  • Na Jaane Kabse - (Hindi)-2011- Writer, Director & Producer

References

  1. ↑ "BBC Mummiji Information Page". October 2007. Archived from the original on 13 October 2007. Retrieved 17 November 2012.
  2. ↑ "Na Jaane Kabse Creative Steps Pvt Ltd". Retrieved 17 November 2012.
  3. ↑ "Director Pammi Somal Filmology".

Sources


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