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Charmaine Binji emerges as a luminary in the world of film production, originating from the dynamic city of London, England. Her distinguished career reflects an exceptional talent for story development, shaping the tapestry of contemporary theatrical and television media. Collaborating with industry giants like Rocket Sky High Motion Pictures, Charmaine's creative prowess has breathed life into a myriad of captivating projects.  While initially establishing her mark in the realms of horror and thrillers, Charmaine Binji has gracefully transitioned her focus to the enthralling domain of action cinema. Her recent ventures include collaborations with stars from iconic works such as The Raid and The Night Comes For Us, underlining her standing as a dynamic force in the diverse landscape of filmmaking.  Beyond the allure of the silver screen, Charmaine's personal narrative intertwines with the heartbeat of cinema. Engaged to the talented film director Ranjeet S. Marwa, her journey is not just a professional triumph but a narrative woven with passion, creativity, and a love story that mirrors the enchantment of the cinematic realm.

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Producer:
2019  The Missing

Story Editor:
2019  The Missing
2023  Spring Lakes

Writer:
2019  The Missing
2022  Exiled: The Chosen Ones
2023  Spring Lakes

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