“At first, the camera was simply a way to document without intruding. Over time, it became something deeper – a way to hold onto fleeting, unscripted moments that often tell the most powerful stories.

Fast forward to today, my work is shaped by three threads: travel, cinema, and the principles of slow design.

Slow design taught me that observation isn’t just about looking – it’s about moving gently, respecting space, and letting authenticity unfold on its own. Travel across Australia, Asia, and Europe sharpened that instinct, showing me how landscapes and cultures carry their own stories if one’s patient enough to listen.

And then there’s cinema. As a child, I was spellbound by Indian cinema – captivated by Satyajit Ray’s humanist lens on ordinary everyday life, and equally by the visual poetry of P.C. Sreeram and Santosh Sivan. (ps. I still can’t look away whenever Chaiyya Chaiyya plays.) Travel taught me to notice; cinema taught me to feel. Together, they shape how I frame each story – with sensitivity to mood, reverence for detail, and respect for the emotions that live in both grand scenes and humble moments.

Whether you’re drawn to profound cinematic poetry or the pure, magnetic romance of a cheesy scene, I understand the reference – and I’ll capture that spark for you. From vibrant celebrations to deeply personal milestones, I approach each story with care, preserving its essence in a way that feels true and timeless.”