Developed under the Museum of Imagined Futures (MOIF),[3] an initiative connecting speculative storytelling with social relevance, these films were supported by the Omidyar Network India.

Rajendran’s production credits also include Nirvana Inn, a psychological drama supported by the Asian Cinema Fund (ACF), which premiered at the Busan International Film Festival[5] and earned acclaim for its atmospheric exploration of guilt and redemption.

Supported by the Mantra Foundation, the initiative focuses on blending storytelling with measurable social outcomes, positioning media as a tool for systemic change.

He holds a Masters degree in Industrial and Systems Engineering from Virginia Tech, which informs his analytical approach to storytelling and production.

Through Stray Factory, Storiculture, and initiatives like Earthbound/100 and the root.ax accelerator, he continues to champion innovative narratives that explore social, cultural, and technological themes, advancing the role of media in creating global impact.