Aseem Kumar Sinha graduated in 1989 from film and television institute of India, Pune specializing in editing. Before joining FTII he had studied at the Xavier Institute of Social Services, Ranchi for a post diploma in social services for a year. He has edited approximately 100 feature films, numerous T.V serials, corporate films and commercials. Many of the films have been critically acclaimed nationally and internationally. Besides Hindi films, his work spans cinemas of different regions and languages including English, French, Hindi, Urdu, Oriya, Punjabi, Bhojpuri, Assamese, Chhatisgarhi and Gujarati. Some of the prominent credits in films include Shyam Benegal's -Mammo, Sardari Begum, Hari-Bhari, Zubeida, Netajee - The Forgotten Hero, Welcome to Sajjanpur, Well Done Abba; Kundan Shah's Dil Hai Tumhara, Three Sisters, P se PM tak, Hum to Mohabbat Karega, Ketan Mehta's Aar Ya Paar; A.K. Bir's the Last Vision, Baaja; Pankaj Parashar's Benaras. In television, he has edited the following serials - Samvidhaan, Chandrakanta, Reporter, Karamchand, Baat Ek Raaj Ki, Sankranti, and Darna Mana Hai. Aseem Sinha has also directed several documentary films- The documentary “But, Who Killed My Childhood” which deals with the sensitive issue of a girl child of a convicted woman serving a life term- was screened at the Dhaka film festival and Shimla film festival. He has served as a member of the governing council and the academic council of Film and television institute of India, Pune. He has been on the jury of several film festivals. He is a visiting professor at FTII Pune, SRFTII Kolkata, IIT-Mumbai, Digital academy Mumbai, Zima Mumbai, and Craft Delhi. He has conducted many short-term courses at FTII Pune. Recently he has been received best editor award at nice film fest, France for the film answer (English).