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Rupleena Bose teaches English literature at Sri Venkateswara College, University of Delhi as a permanent faculty. She has a doctorate in literature focusing on music studies. She has written a non-fiction film, You Don’t Belong, which won a National Film Award in 2012.
She has been a Charles Wallace India Trust Scholarship Holder (2012) at the University of Edinburgh for creative writing. She is also an occasional actor and has co-written a non-fiction book on the history of film festivals titled In the Life of a Film Festival (HarperCollins, 2018).
Her non-fiction directorial film Humour Black is a docu-fiction exploring satire, art and absurdity made under a Public Service Broadcasting Trust Film Fellowship. She also writes on cinema for The Hindu, The Hindu Blink, Firstpost, Economic and Political Weekly, Open, Biblio, ThePrint and others.
