Ashwini Sidwani is an Indian producer and writer. She was born in Mumbai, India. She made her mark with The Silence (2015), a powerful film that addressed the sensitive issue of child abuse and won critical acclaim for its nuanced treatment. Continuing her trajectory of producing content with emotional depth, she was associated with Pimpal (2017), a touching Marathi-language drama exploring aging and loneliness. The film resonated strongly with audiences and showcased her sensitivity toward human experiences.

In 2019, Sidwani produced Welcome Home, a psychological thriller that delved into the dark realities of abuse and control, gaining attention for its intense performances and bold narrative. She further expanded her footprint into digital content with Unpaused: Naya Safar (2022), an anthology exploring human resilience during the COVID-19 pandemic. Her ability to adapt to evolving storytelling formats demonstrated her versatility as a creative force.

Ashwini also played a key role in Jhund (2022), a Hindi-language sports biographical drama directed by Nagraj Manjule and starring Amitabh Bachchan. The film highlighted social inequalities and the transformative power of sports. In 2025, she is credited for Matka King, a gripping series that explores the origins of Mumbai’s infamous gambling underworld.