Guneet Dogra is an Indian film producer who launched his career working on prominent projects such as Bhaag Milkha Bhaag, Qissa, and Zero Dark Thirty. His passion for storytelling began early, writing short films for German director Joanne Rousset by age 17. He went on to take on diverse production roles, including managing post-production for the cult film Monsoon Shootout (2013), assistant-directing Tigers (2014) and Zubaan (2015), and executing international line-productions such as The Ashram (2018), Darkness Visible (2019), and Watch List (2019). He subsequently spent nearly a decade heading production initiatives at Sikhya Entertainment, winning a Filmfare Award in 2018 for the short film Plus Minus. He later created the Hindi anthology series Zindagi InShort for Flipkart Video (later released on Netflix) and produced the Sanya Malhotra-starrer Pagglait. His upcoming slate includes a pre-independence historical drama directed by Bharat Nalluri, the comedy-drama series Thode Dur Thode Pass starring Pankaj Kapur, Kunaal Roy Kapur, and Mona Singh, and a musical anthology directed by Jyoti Kapur Das, alongside a partnership with Pratilipi to adapt local stories into multi-genre content. He has also co-founded a production and media venture with Shriram Krishnan, former CFO of Fox Star Studios India, focused on strategic development and line-production for live-action and digital content across India.