Films through a Queer, Feminist, Postcolonial, Diasporic Lens
Sonali Gulati is an independent filmmaker, a feminist, grass-roots activist, and an educator. She's a Professor of film at Virginia Commonwealth University's School of the Arts in the department of Photography & Film. She has an MFA in Film & Media Arts from Temple University and a BA in Critical Social Thought from Mount Holyoke College. Gulati grew up in New Delhi and has made several short films and a feature-length documentary that have screened at over four hundred film festivals worldwide.

Gulati has won awards, grants, and fellowships from the John S. Guggenheim Memorial Foundation, Creative Capital Foundation, the Third Wave Foundation, World Studio Foundation, the Robert Giard Memorial Fellowship, the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts Fellowship, the Theresa Pollak Prize for Excellence in the Arts, and the Center for Asian American Media (CAAM)
  • Producer (7 Credits)
    Neheriya
    Short Script
    Occupy
    Treatment
    Our Bodies Ours2026
    Big Time-my doodled diary2025
    Short
    Push/Pull2025
    Experimental, Short
    Bye Bye Lullaby2022
    Experimental
    Miles & Kilometres2021
    Experimental, Short
  • Writer (7 Credits)
    Between
    Screenplay
    Neheriya
    Short Script
    Occupy
    Treatment
    Big Time-my doodled diary2025
    Short
    Push/Pull2025
    Experimental, Short
    Bye Bye Lullaby2022
    Experimental
    Miles & Kilometres2021
    Experimental, Short
  • Director (7 Credits)
    Neheriya
    Short Script
    Occupy
    Treatment
    Our Bodies Ours2026
    Big Time-my doodled diary2025
    Short
    Push/Pull2025
    Experimental, Short
    Bye Bye Lullaby2022
    Experimental
    Miles & Kilometres2021
    Experimental, Short
  • Animator (1 Credit)
    Our Bodies Ours2026
College
Mount Holyoke College
BA in Critical Social Thought
19931996
College
Temple University
MFA in Film & Media Arts
20002004
Birth Date
October 23, 1972
Birth City
New Delhi, India
Current City
Richmond, VA, USA
Hometown
Nomadic
Height
5
Gender
Female
Ethnicity
South Asian Indian
Eye Color
Brown
Zodiac Sign
Scorpio
Married To
no one
Children
one
Films through a Queer, Feminist, Postcolonial, Diasporic Lens
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