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l am a filmmaker based in New Delhi. Using both stills and motion to tell stories, document spaces, and create visually stunning content. I specialise in engaging, impactful storytelling and creating social media campaigns to help brands reach a wider audience. Over the years, I have built a real foundation and have a team of the best talent around me to complete any project. From large-scale productions to short documentaries and travel films, I have worked with industry-leading brands such as Zomato, Vox, Vice, Business Insider, Hyatt & ScoopWhoop to name a few. Let me tell your story, and bring your vision to life. Let's create something together.
Dhokra art is one of the world’s oldest art forms. The metal-casting craft has been practiced by tribal families throughout India for 4,500 years. But following an economic reform in 2016 and the rising cost of raw materials, the future of this craft may be in jeopardy.
Produced for Business Insider
Once popped, water lily seeds look just like popcorn. But a bag of these seeds, also known as fox nuts, will cost you much more: over $170 per kilogram. Farmers in India work tirelessly for over four days, partially submerged in 4-foot-deep water, kneeling in the scorching sun, and roasting the seeds in blazing-hot woks. Even when everything is done just right, there is no guarantee that a seed will actually pop. So are water lily seeds worth it? And why are they so expensive?
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The Sitarmakers of Miraj in India have been crafting musical instruments out of pumpkins for almost 200 years. They are known for making the tanpura, a string instrument used by classical singers to find the perfect tone. The family gained a reputation for high-quality handmade instruments over seven generations. But now, cheaper electronic ones are threatening their business.
Produced for INSIDER
India is one of the world's top salt producers. Most of the country's salt comes from the desert of the Little Rann of Kutch. Here, the Agariya people do the dangerous job of farming salt. They face extreme temperatures of 118 degrees Fahrenheit, skin diseases from the harsh sun and saltwater, and blindness from light reflecting on the white landscape. They make just $4 a ton, while traders take home most of the profits. So how did the Agariyas become trapped in the big business of salt? We head to India to find out.
Produced for Business Insider
A kilogram of jasmine oil can cost $5,000. But to get that small amount of oil, harvesters need to handpick over 5,000 jasmine buds. Once the flower blooms, producers in India quickly process it into one of the priciest absolute oils in the world. Today, jasmine oil is an integral ingredient in many luxury perfumes, including Dior's J'Adore, Guerlain's Shalimar, and Chanel No. 5. So, what does jasmine oil smell like? And why is it so expensive?
Produced for ScoopWhoop Media
Over 6 lakh tourists visit Ladakh every year, whereas the local population is only 1.5 lakh. Ladakh is witnessing a burst of growth that its fragile eco-system is unable to handle. On one hand, the glaciers in the region are shrinking at an alarmingly rapid rate, on the other, the impact of unregulated tourism is taking its toll on natural resources. In this film we explore the problems that tourism and global warming are bringing to Ladakh.
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