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The Children's Film Society of India produced and Desai directed an 11-minute long animated film, Manpasand (The Perfect Match). It was screened at the 9th Hamburg Children's Short Film Festival and won a medal at the 2008 New York Festival's Film and Video Awards. The Panchatantra-based tale used the Vaishnavite Sanjhi art style, a form of stencil art, and took over two years to make, with 42 artists working on it.

Manpasand was nominated at the International Animation Film Festival in Hollywood and selected at several other international film festivals. The film was screened at Hyderabad's The Golden Elephant (the 15th International Children's Film Festival) in November 2007 and was the inaugural film at the Asian Women's Film Festival in New Delhi in 2008.

The Mahatma Gandhi Foundation produced and Desai co-directed with her elder brother a short animation film, The Mahatma, which depicted the principles of Gandhiji. The film was selected at the Tehran International Animation Festival in 2001 and at the Mumbai International Film Festival.

Desai entered the field of animation in 1991. She worked as a trainee at a computer animation studio, where she learned 2D animation. After this, she joined Xavier's Institute of Communication in Mumbai for formal training in 3D animation, before working in two animation studios. Desai then joined the Computer Graphiti (at the time, a pioneer studio in the field of Indian animation), before establishing her own animation studio, Metamorphosis, in Mumbai, which has produced animations and special effects for advertising films.

Dhvani Desai (born 11 November 1968) is an Indian animation filmmaker and poet. She is the author of the animated films Manpasand (the Perfect Match) and Chakravyuh (The Vicious Circle).

Desai was born on 11 November 1968 in Mumbai. Her father, Sudhir Desai, is a poet, thinker, and scholar. Her mother, Tarini Desai, is a modern short story writer in Gujarati. Her elder sister, Sanskritirani Desai, is also a Gujarati poet.