>> Awarded FILM Producer, Director & Screenplay Writer for MY KARMA (English)/ Kolkata’R Kali (Bangla) received ‘Best Film’, ‘Best Debut Director,’ ‘Best Screenplay’ and ‘Grand Prix’ Awards in USA, Japan & Poland at various prestigious Film Festivals.

>> Korak Day studied Film Direction & Screenplay Writing form SRFTI Film School and is also a trained Editor and a Trained Actor from India’s Roshan Taneja Acting School and Local Bengali Acting School.

>> Korak Day has created another 9 Short Films as Solo Films where most of the Technical and Acting parts were done by Korak Day himself with Chroma Shoot, to make the budget minuscule and Professional and minuscule Budget Solo Filmmaking.

>> He has created endless Documentaries, Videos, Music-Videos, Series, Vlogs, etc.

>> During his High School days Korak won the National Group Song competition and always took part in the first row for all dancing and singing presentations.

>> During the Naval Academy days in Goa, he represented the Destroyer in Singing.

Later in Kolkata, he learned Indian Classical Singing and Western Piano for a year.

>> In SRFTI during the Song Shoot, he was supposed to make a Music Video on a Popular Song Re-Recorded, which he vetoed as he believed in Originals only. That led him to record his first Hindi Song, ‘Jiya Jae Na’ (see the music video on YouTube) which was heavily liked.

>> Later when Korak Day created his first film MY KARMA, he recorded his first Bangla Song, ‘Ami Manush Hobar Kori Dabi’ which was heavily appreciated widely.

>> This led to Korak creating many more songs in almost all the years following that time.

He Recorded around 150 professional Songs (where Korak Day wrote the lyrics, composed the songs, sang most of the songs, planned & shot the music videos as a Rockstar, and also edited and did all the post-production of the music videos) as ‘Korak Gaan’ or aatmaPOP in English, Hindi Bangla & Sanskrit.

>> Writing books from 1999 when I converted the unique Film-School selection Presentation for the ‘Interview Exams’ with the top Film Makers & Technicians of India in SRFTI. The book was titled ‘The Silent Symphony’ on Hard Cover and later wrote another Fictional Non-Fiction titled ‘Kamokshsutra’.

>> Also created a few Magazine episodes for our Satyugi Gurukul.

>> After 2014 when we momentarily stopped the works of Satyugi Gurukul, Korak Day wrote and published many more Fiction and Non-fiction through Notion Press which are available worldwide online. Out of the 15, all are in English and one in Hindi too.

>> During his Naval days Korak has seen/ visited/ experienced those areas of the water bodies and the related that are still immaculate as they were untouched by humans and were virgins and also those that were heavily assaulted by humans, selfishly.

>> Before every meal, he and his Satyugi Gen-A Shishyays and related, share a part of the food before starting to eat, for the water-borne animals/ birds/ insects etc. He has been doing this for decades now and inspires everyone to do similarly and take their ‘selfless blessings’ for their life excellence. We do it without missing and if missing then compensate for it.

>> During his Selfless days he had the privilege of having his own water body as a pond, which he worked for the restoration of the water and the aquatic birds and animals and also fought with greedy humans around (with full might at the cost of his life/ safety) who would entrap the aquatic birds that he would maintain and destroy their nest and eggs.

>> Inspired by his childhood stay in Military campuses in Agra with wild animals, insects, trees, and birds and from his visits in the jungles with his father on his hunting expeditions

>> His special friend Emeric Bolot who owned vintage Chateau and huge jungles in Boisgibault, France. He would share the details of his love affair with the trees there and Korak in turn fell in love with them.

>> Korak has been inspired seriously by his actor Sabyasachi Chakraborty (for his film My Karma) about loving the forests and the related and also about selflessly loving stray animals.

>> Before every meal, he and his Satyugi Gen-A Shishyays and related, share a part of the food before starting to eat, for the land-borne animals/ birds/ insects etc. He has been doing this for decades now and inspires everyone to do similarly and take their ‘selfless blessings’ for their life excellence. We do it without missing and if missing then compensate for it.

>> He has been constantly planting trees from the ‘Selfless Bhiksha’ he used to receive in his Ashram and restoring land animals

>> Inspired by his childhood stay in Military campuses in Agra with wild animals, insects, trees, and birds and from his visits in the jungles with his father on his hunting expeditions

>> In his childhood while playing with ignorance, he had killed a sparrow by the fan and witnessed its torturous death and the helplessness of the partner sparrow. This incident made him commit to the birds.

>> Before every meal, he and his Satyugi Gen-A Shishyays and related, share a part of the food before starting to eat, for the air-borne animals/ birds/ insects etc. He has been doing this for decades now and inspires everyone to do similarly and take their ‘selfless blessings’ for their life excellence. We do it without missing and if missing then compensate for it.

>> Korak has built up the power to talk to birds and has created trees and fought with neighbors towards their violence for trees and the birds living there and has built homes for the birds without caring for the bad omens it’s supposed to bring upon him and his works.

>> He has also fought with devil birds and children towards not destroying or attacking the eggs, shelters, and lives of the weaker birds.

>> During Covid restriction days Korak experienced the pollutant-free oxygen-breathing freshness in Kolkata city which was extinct before that time, and had promised to work in this field in the future for organic de-pollutants and fresh air for the future generation.

>> Korak from his mother’s and father’s genes were a direct descendent (DNA) of traditional Ayurved surgeons and were the greatest and most popular Ayurved families of Barisal and Faridpur districts of Bangladesh, despite its British Destruction in the late 18th century and the partitions of the early and mid-19th century. No one from his father’s or mother’s side has kept their traditions after the partition in 1947 except his maternal grandfather who practiced his family traditions as Kabiraj (Ayurvedic doctor) with his own medicine, chavanprash and other related medicine makings till his last breadth.

>> In his Gurukuls AatmaGuru practiced Ayurved natural food and related for all the family members. He treated himself with Ayurved of whatever was available, for nearly 2 plus decades now. He has this naturally from both his parents’ genes.

>> He has researched most of the Ayurvedic scriptures and has various books from past scientists like Vagbhatt, Patanjali, etc. through modern scientists like Rajiv Dixit, etc.