Delhi, India
$300 - $1500 / Day
As a Director/Producer in the realm of documentaries, journalism, and film, I bring a wealth of experience to my work. I have had the privilege of working for prominent media houses, including the special projects division at NDTV, where I produced documentaries and stories for Banega Swasth, India's largest and longest-running televised public health campaign. In addition, I have lent my creative talents to independent films for various brands and organizations, including Manyavar, Child Fund, MOJO Stoy, World Resource Institute, Tanishq, and the United Nations. My passion for films that delve into critical issues around pop culture, health, the environment, and urban ecology enables me to bring a unique perspective to every project. I continuously evolve and seek out the deepest roots of every problem, enabling me to create impactful films that engage, inform, and inspire viewers.
Produced for Blendhub
Directed and shot a complete Virtual Reality Documentary, coupled with interviews in VR. The aim of the film was to bring forth work done BlendHub in India by empowering farmers and micro-businesses to develop Raw-Refined products within India.
Produced for The Mojo story
A long-form news report that goes into the depths of one of the biggest protests in the world. It seeks to answer some of the most fundamental questions about the protesters and their reason for being on ground.
Produced for The Mojo story
A news report about one of the most organized movements in recent history, several volunteers came together at Singhu Border to distribute essential items including Sanitary Pads. It can get complicated for people especially women to be on the road and protest for so long.
The film examines the waste management problem in Delhi, delving into the complexities of waste segregation and the roles of various stakeholders such as households, ragpickers, government officials, and green tech companies.
It been 7 days since the farmers are protesting at the Singhu Border still holding there ground strong. Yesterday at the farmers meeting with the centre a light moment was shared between two parties. "Tomar Saheb requested us to have tea during the break, between the meeting, but we in return extended him an invitation to accompany us to our protest site where we are serving tea along with jalebi and pakodas in langar. This led to laughter all around," Jamhuri Kisan Sabha's Kulwant Singh Sandhu described the whole incident. With 6 months of ration in stock the farmers are still adamant that they are not going anywhere before the Center address their demands.
Produced for NDTV
I specialize in creating documentary films that delve deep into environmental problems in the country and are explained through simple daily lived experiences. For instance, the film linked here examines the air pollution problem and the health complexities that come up as a result of the crisis.
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