Sapna Bhavnani, a trailblazing entrepreneur, revolutionized the Indian youth's perception of themselves by founding the iconic hair salon Mad O Wot 16 years ago in Bombay.
With her multifaceted persona, she has donned various hats, including writing a weekly column for a prominent publication, authoring the self-help book "Style O Wot" for teenage girls, launching the avant-garde clothing line "So Fake", and acting in the powerful play NIRBHAYA, which courageously shed light on sexual and gender-based violence in India.
Her remarkable journey has seamlessly bridged mainstream success with her underground roots in youth art and culture, earning her the reputation as a voice to be reckoned with.
Throughout her endeavors, Sapna Moti Bhavnani has remained ageless, fearless, and forever evolving, making her a true visionary and change maker.
Notably, she is the Producer/Director of the award-winning documentary Sindhustan and the Producer of the feature Mehsampur.
Sindhustan, her debut feature-length documentary, began its festival journey in 2019 and has since won nine Feature Documentary Awards, traveled to 21 festivals, and is now streaming online on Amazon Prime and Movie Saints.
As a true Renaissance woman, Sapna has excelled as an actor, spoken word artist, hair stylist, writer, director, and producer.
In July 2020, she launched her production company, Wench Films, with the mission to promote feline talent primarily from India to the world.
Currently, she is in post-production with her feature film My Dog IS Sick and writing a book titled Chapter One for Harper Collins.
The rest, as they say, is herstory.
