Devansh Mathur graduated from Srishti School of Design, Bangalore specializing in cinema. He further studied direction and cinematography from the Prague Film School in 2016.

He has been interested in film making and made his first film when he was 9. He assisted his brother in making "Birds Through my Window" in 2003, which won the Golden Tree Award at the Vatavaran Film Festival.

His film, "Yet Another Gulliver's Travels" won the Special Jury Award at the Chinh India Kids Film Festival. In 2008, he was selected to go to New York to attend a Global Peace Summit called Three Dot Dash.

His film Gotya was a finalist in the "Flame First Cut 2016" and the "Chinese American Film Festival 2016". It was also the only Indian film to be screened at the "Filmed by Bike Festival" in Ohio, 2016.

Devansh is also an avid cinematographer. "E-thil", a Manipuri short film for which he was D.O.P was screened at the MIFF 2016 and won the best short film award at the "Cut.in Student's Film Festival 2015"

He is also a passionate actor and has been in ads for Fastrack, Nike, Axe and other leading brands. He had also made it to the top 5 shortlist for the role of Pi for Ang Lee's, "Life of Pi".

After returning from Prague, he made a short documentary called, "Uprooted". It is the story of an Adivasi (person belonging to an indigenous tribe) who strives to help his own community who live life precariously, trying to strike a balance between the demands of the insurgents and the state. This film was screened at over 15 film festivals all over the world notably being "Respect Belfast Film Festival, Stories Lived and the Auroville Film Festival"

He is developing India's first animated TV show for the youth titled, 'The Phantom Realm'.