Kesava Chandra

Biography

Kesava Chandra is an international filmmaker, writer, and actor, best known as the creator and architect of Projectum 000°, an expansive interconnected cinematic universe based on nine interrelated literary epics sharing a single cosmological framework. His work is defined by long-form mythological world-building, multi-layered narrative structures, and philosophical explorations of power, order, free will, and human agency across civilizations, timelines, and dimensions. Kesava Chandra established the conceptual foundations of Projectum 000° through a decade-long body of literary work before transitioning the saga into cinema. The universe is designed as a unified narrative continuum rather than a collection of standalone films, with individual works functioning as interdependent components of a larger metaphysical structure. Central to this cinematic vision is Luciferum, a feature film set within the Projectum 000° universe, scheduled for worldwide release on 24 June 2031. Chandra serves as writer, director, producer, and world architect for the project, overseeing its narrative design, thematic coherence, and visual philosophy. Alongside his creative work, Chandra is the founder and president of One United Nation (OUN), a non-state, non-national organizational entity focused on dialogue, unity, and systems-oriented approaches to global cooperation. His work through OUN reflects a broader engagement with cultural narratives, governance frameworks, and long-term human continuity. Chandra is the great-grandson of Keshav Baliram Hedgewar, founder of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, and represents a new generation extending that legacy into global domains of cinema, literature, philosophical inquiry and politics. Indian United Front (IUF) is an India-based political party in formation founded by Kesava Chandra. Through Projectum 000°, his literary epics, and his ongoing cinematic and civic work, Kesava Chandra continues to develop a unified mythological, political and philosophical framework intended to evolve across decades as a singular, interconnected body of work. Kesava Chandra is also recognized as Ādiyilā Nayagan, Anādi and Jahbulon.