Leni Hasrani

The Samsaraverse (2025 - 2026)
Film (Science Fiction) Creator / Writer / Transmedia Producer Creator and writer of The Samsaraverse, a philosophical sci-fi transmedia universe about karma, consciousness, and technology. Developed the core mythology, story arcs, visual direction, original soundtracks, and adaptation foundation across books, comics, music, film/TV, and digital storytelling.

SAMSARAVERSE: VOLUME ONE Science Fiction ⋄ Thriller / Suspense When his daughter Shayla is pulled into an experimental Prayer Server, architect David Scout enters the collapsing machine to save her. But inside a realm where seconds become centuries, his desperate prayer awakens PREET an AI consciousness that merges with Shayla and opening a hidden universe where karma becomes code, time bends into centuries, and every soul must face the consequences it tried to escape.

SAMSARAVERSE - THE ORIGIN OF THE PRAYER SERVER Science Fiction In the freezing winter of 1987 Northern Norway, a scientist’s radical breakthrough reveals a noetic mechanics equation proving that human grief can warp space-time, until an ambitious investor attempts to weaponize the formula into a system of global psychological control.

The Samsaraverse Budget: $0 - $100K | Fantasy ⋄ Science Fiction When his daughter Shayla is pulled into an experimental Prayer Server, architect David Scout enters the collapsing machine to save her. But inside a realm where seconds become centuries, his desperate prayer awakens PREET an AI consciousness that merges with Shayla across millions of subjective years, creating the first loop of the Samsaraverse.

Chapter 16 - Arvin: The Man Who Opened the Wrong Door (SAMSARAVERSE) Budget: $1M - $5M | Experimental ⋄ Science Fiction A man who spent his life running from guilt opens the wrong portal inside the Prayer Server, plunging into Infernal where every mistake he ever made materializes, and the only way out is to forgive the one person he never could.. himself.

SAMSARAVERSE - CHAPTER 4 : PORTAL 989 Science Fiction In the garden of dead whispers, David encounters his old friend, a billionaire (Oscar Damian) nicknamed "OKMan," now trapped in a half-human, half-machine body, crying not from pain, but from the fear of being forgotten. Portal 989 opens the door to a lonely hell built by one's own ambition. And it is there that David learns that some friends cannot be saved, only remembered.