International Documentary Association

'Do We Belong?', produced by Pulkit Datta, is selected for the Shorts Shortlist by IDA Documentary Awards 2018. 

SAG-AFTRA Foundation / NBC Networks

NBC and SAG-AFTRA Foundation hosted a special event for new NBC drama New Amsterdam, followed by a discussion with actor Anupam Kher, which I moderated. 

The Stranger

Seattle newspaper The Stranger highlights films addressing issues of racism and sexism at the film festival, and mentions 'Do We Belong?' as striking "the deepest chord."

The Atlantic

'Do We Belong?,' a short documentary directed by Sofian Khan and produced by Pulkit Datta, is released by The Atlantic on their platform. 

SAG-AFTRA Foundation

'Wishful Whiskers' was selected as part of SAG-AFTRA Foundation's Short Film Showcase in New York. The screening was followed by a Q&A. 

INK Blog

Pulkit Datta makes a wide array of films across different countries, continents, cultures and traditions! Having experienced  a global upbringing, he talks to us today about his aspirations, the challenges he faces being a South Asian film maker in the US and his most recent film production, “Wishful Whiskers”.

Nantucket Film Festival Blog

We have a screening for the whole family! A selection of both animated and live action films are in our KIDS SHORTS program - we spoke with directors Pulkit Datta (WISHFUL WHISKERS), Liam Harris (PERCHED), and Peter Stanley-Ward (LITTERBUGS) about their films. 

NBC News

NBC covers a script reading showcase organized by the South Asian Film Lab (now called Kalakars), co-founded by Pulkit Datta. 

The Hollywood Reporter

Film Bazaar is organized by the government-backed National Film Development Corporation, taking place in Goa, and run alongside the International Film Festival of India.The selection includes Pulkit Datta's Colony, a result of NFDC's collaboration with Independent Filmmaker Project, USA.

India West

Four Indian Americans and 10 Indians form the lion’s share of the 20 candidates chosen as INK 2014 Fellows who will be joining the INK Conference 2014 in Mumbai. The four Indian Americans include two Californians — Anjney Midha, a venture capitalist from Menlo Park; and Mira Veda, a blogger, activist and recording artist from San Francisco — as well as Pulkit Datta, a writer and filmmaker from New York; and Viswa Subbaraman, a conductor from Milwaukee, Mich.