film-festival | 23rd Filmi: Toronto's South Asian Film Festival Dec 6-7 2025

A corporate manager secretly working a second job as a food delivery driver finds himself in an unexpectedly tense situation when one of his deliveries leads to a surprising and awkward encounter.

Director Biography – Swaroop Elamon

Swaroop Elamon is a seasoned independent filmmaker and scriptwriter, based out of Toronto, with over a decade of experience in the industry. Hailing from a background in political science, Swaroop pursued his passion for storytelling through cinema, earning a postgraduate diploma in film direction from the prestigious LV Prasad Film Academy in Chennai, India.

His creative journey spans across various mediums, including short films, music videos, documentaries, and digital content. Swaroop has directed 15 short films, 2 music videos and helmed 2 documentaries, showcasing his versatility and depth as a filmmaker. Additionally, he has contributed significantly as a writer, penning scripts for numerous short films, spec screenplays for feature films, and documentaries.

Beyond the realm of cinema, Swaroop is an active participant in the theater scene, showcasing his talents as a writer, sound designer, and actor. His multifaceted approach to storytelling reflects in his diverse body of work, which resonates with audiences across different platforms.

Swaroop Elamon’s dedication to the craft of filmmaking and his commitment to exploring nuanced narratives make him a notable presence in the contemporary landscape of Indian cinema.

https://www.imdb.me/swaroopelamon

Director Statement

In today’s world, where layoffs and unemployment are becoming the norm, exploring the struggles of both employers and employees feels crucial. With “Bringer”, I wanted to shed light on how both sides are trapped in a survival loop, often too consumed with their own challenges to consider each other’s perspectives.

Through a seemingly silly situation, the film aims to bring empathy to these characters and spark conversations about their shared crises. Humor, I believe, is a powerful way to connect and provoke thought about these pressing issues.

It’s vital to highlight these modern struggles, and that is the core objective of “Bringer”.

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