About us - Time Tales

Sudhir Aggarwal and Breandáin O’Shea are journalists who have been working in international film and radio for decades, while Rodion Amin has a corporate background in senior management positions. Sudhir Aggarwal and Breandáin O’Shea share a passion for oral history and have a special interest in projects that bridge gaps and communicate across generations. Rodion Amin has a passion for value based organisations, marketing and technology.

Sudhir Aggarwal

Sudhir Aggarwal is an award-winning documentary filmmaker and cameraperson and divides his time between Delhi and Berlin. Sudhir’s films have screened at many film festivals all over the world. He has spent a number of years filming and researching among the tribal communities of central India. Themes related to the environment, globalisation and marginalised people have been a long-time interest. His latest film about the Indian blind cricket team won the first prize at the Indian film festival in Stuttgart.

Breandáin O'Shea

Breandáin O’Shea worked for over twenty years as a radio producer, researcher, presenter and author for Deutsche Welle, where he created the award winning Inspired Mind series. In this capacity he interviewed over 500 of the world’s most renowned artists. He has written and produced countless radio documentaries on diverse themes for the ABC, BBC and DW and is the recipient of several major accolades including the New York Festival’s Gold Medal for arts feature. Breandáin is also a visiting lecturer on arts journalism at Berlin’s University of the Arts.

Rodion Amin

Rodion Amin is a business development and marketing professional, who has a passion to create corporate-employee-society partnership environments, as the core element of long-term success in business. Starting as a project manager for a new media company in the 90s to various senior management positions in large corporates such as Canon and Kyocera, he has seen four sides of the businesses. These include being a service provider to enterprises, an employee, a customer and of course, a member of the society in which these enterprises operate.