Gita Pullapilly was born in 1977 in the USA. She is a producer and writer, known for Beneath the Harvest Sky (2013), The Way We Get By (2009) and Lifecasters (2013). She has been married to Aron Gaudet since October 16, 2009.

Daughter-in-law of Joan Gaudet of Bradley, Maine. Daughter of Cyriac Pullapilly and sister of Anand Pullapilly. Gita has had the distinction of being blessed by both Mother Teresa and Pope John Paul II. Gita writes, produces, and directs with her husband, Aron Gaudet, whom she met while working in television news. Gita's sister, Kavita Pullapilly, is a producer with Sunny Side Up Films and produced "Beneath The Harvest Sky" with them. Gita Pullapilly stumbled across the story of the Maine Troop Greeters (The Way We Get By movie) when her then boyfriend (Director Aron Gaudet) was taking her to Bangor, Maine to meet his mom for the first time. Gita Pullapilly married her film partner, Aron Gaudet, during the release of "The Way We Get By." They had a high profile wedding thrown for them by a group of wedding vendors in Maine. The estimated value of the wedding was $815,000. The wedding was profiled in the "Vows" section of the New York Times and took place on the coast of Maine on a private estate called French's Point.