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Freelance Photographer, Mumbai/Delhi. Ex-Senior Photographer Bio:

Senior Photographer

Currently based out of Mumbai.

Also, shooting fashion videos, model/actor portfolios, portrait, food and fashion as an independent Photographer. Dameriino - Visual Director of the men's shoe brand. ~ 2016, Mar currently

Lazyeight - Principle Photographer. (http://lazyeight.design/) ~ 2016, Dec currently

Rid Burman - Photo assistant ~ 2016, briefly. Stalkbuylove.com - Photographer and Manager- Creative Content- E commerce

(http://www.stalkbuylove.com/) ~ 2015, Aug to Oct

BLOUIN Lifestyle by BLOUIN Media - Photo Editor of the international lifestyle magazine (http://in.blouinartinfo.com/) ~ 2014, 6 months

Time Out | Delhi - Staff Photographer for India's Edition of the international fortnightly magazine ~ 2010, 2.5 years

The Indian Express - Intern for the leading daily newspaper of India (http://indianexpress.com/) ~ 2010, 4 months

14/04/2025

Anand Tiwari

My extreme love for cinema comes from my childhood. I spent days and nights listening to stories of my dadaji’s printing press in Bikaner, Rajasthan. One of the things that was printed there was the precious movie ticket.

I grew up hearing about how my grandfather would personally deliver them to the local cinema hall with his two sons — my father and his younger brother .

Papa would often talk about his favourite movie “Cinema Paradiso,” as it reminded him of his childhood. Like the lead character in the film, my father too watched portions of several movies through the projection rooms of these cinema halls in Bikaner. He was so fascinated by the cinema hall gatekeeper’s job because that man got paid to watch movies all day, that he too wanted to become one when he grew up. Instead, he became a political cartoonist.

My love for minimalism and the colour black also comes from his black and white cartoons and how he only wore black.

So, I decided to reach out to some of my favourite actors, and actor friends, to photograph them in black.
This will be an ongoing series that I had started with a photo of my father on his birthday a few years ago.

A special-special thanks to all these wonderful people for sparing time from their very busy schedule for me. ♥️♥️

……..

09/04/2025

Gulshan Devaiah

My extreme love for cinema comes from my childhood. I spent days and nights listening to stories of my dadaji’s printing press in Bikaner, Rajasthan. One of the things that was printed there was the precious movie ticket.

I grew up hearing about how my grandfather would personally deliver them to the local cinema hall with his two sons — my father and his younger brother .

Papa would often talk about his favourite movie “Cinema Paradiso,” as it reminded him of his childhood. Like the lead character in the film, my father too watched portions of several movies through the projection rooms of these cinema halls in Bikaner. He was so fascinated by the cinema hall gatekeeper’s job because that man got paid to watch movies all day, that he too wanted to become one when he grew up. Instead, he became a political cartoonist.

My love for minimalism and the colour black also comes from his black and white cartoons and how he only wore black.

So, I decided to reach out to some of my favourite actors, and actor friends, to photograph them in black.
This will be an ongoing series that I had started with a photo of my father on his birthday a few years ago.

A special-special thanks to all these wonderful people for sparing time from their very busy schedule for me. ♥️♥️

……..

01/04/2025

Sanjay Mishra

My extreme love for cinema comes from my childhood. I spent days and nights listening to stories of my dadaji’s printing press in Bikaner, Rajasthan. One of the things that was printed there was the precious movie ticket.

I grew up hearing about how my grandfather would personally deliver them to the local cinema hall with his two sons — my father and his younger brother .

Papa would often talk about his favourite movie “Cinema Paradiso,” as it reminded him of his childhood. Like the lead character in the film, my father too watched portions of several movies through the projection rooms of these cinema halls in Bikaner. He was so fascinated by the cinema hall gatekeeper’s job because that man got paid to watch movies all day, that he too wanted to become one when he grew up. Instead, he became a political cartoonist.

My love for minimalism and the colour black also comes from his black and white cartoons and how he only wore black.

So, I decided to reach out to some of my favourite actors, and actor friends, to photograph them in black.
This will be an ongoing series that I had started with a photo of my father on his birthday a few years ago.

A special-special thanks to all these wonderful people for sparing time from their very busy schedule for me. ♥️♥️

……..

26/03/2025

Sheeba Chadha chadha
My extreme love for cinema comes from my childhood. I spent days and nights listening to stories of my dadaji’s printing press in Bikaner, Rajasthan. One of the things that was printed there was the precious movie ticket.

I grew up hearing about how my grandfather would personally deliver them to the local cinema hall with his two sons — my father and his younger brother .

Papa would often talk about his favourite movie “Cinema Paradiso,” as it reminded him of his childhood. Like the lead character in the film, my father too watched portions of several movies through the projection rooms of these cinema halls in Bikaner. He was so fascinated by the cinema hall gatekeeper’s job because that man got paid to watch movies all day, that he too wanted to become one when he grew up. Instead, he became a political cartoonist.

My love for minimalism and the colour black also comes from his black and white cartoons and how he only wore black.

So, I decided to reach out to some of my favourite actors, and actor friends, to photograph them in black.
This will be an ongoing series that I had started with a photo of my father on his birthday a few years ago.

A special-special thanks to all these wonderful people for sparing time from their very busy schedule for me. ♥️♥️

……..

25/03/2025

Rajesh Tailang

My extreme love for cinema comes from my childhood. I spent days and nights listening to stories of my dadaji’s printing press in Bikaner, Rajasthan. One of the things that was printed there was the precious movie ticket.

I grew up hearing about how my grandfather would personally deliver them to the local cinema hall with his two sons — my father and his younger brother .

Papa would often talk about his favourite movie “Cinema Paradiso,” as it reminded him of his childhood. Like the lead character in the film, my father too watched portions of several movies through the projection rooms of these cinema halls in Bikaner. He was so fascinated by the cinema hall gatekeeper’s job because that man got paid to watch movies all day, that he too wanted to become one when he grew up. Instead, he became a political cartoonist.

My love for minimalism and the colour black also comes from his black and white cartoons and how he only wore black.

So, I decided to reach out to some of my favourite actors, and actor friends, to photograph them in black.
This will be an ongoing series that I had started with a photo of my father on his birthday a few years ago.

A special-special thanks to all these wonderful people for sparing time from their very busy schedule for me. ♥️♥️

……..

22/03/2025

Ayesha Raza

My extreme love for cinema comes from my childhood. I spent days and nights listening to stories of my dadaji’s printing press in Bikaner, Rajasthan. One of the things that was printed there was the precious movie ticket.

I grew up hearing about how my grandfather would personally deliver them to the local cinema hall with his two sons — my father and his younger brother .

Papa would often talk about his favourite movie “Cinema Paradiso,” as it reminded him of his childhood. Like the lead character in the film, my father too watched portions of several movies through the projection rooms of these cinema halls in Bikaner. He was so fascinated by the cinema hall gatekeeper’s job because that man got paid to watch movies all day, that he too wanted to become one when he grew up. Instead, he became a political cartoonist.

My love for minimalism and the colour black also comes from his black and white cartoons and how he only wore black.

So, I decided to reach out to some of my favourite actors, and actor friends, to photograph them in black.
This will be an ongoing series that I had started with a photo of my father on his birthday a few years ago.

A special-special thanks to all these wonderful people for sparing time from their very busy schedule for me. ♥️♥️

……..

21/03/2025

Sukant Goel

My extreme love for cinema comes from my childhood. I spent days and nights listening to stories of my dadaji’s printing press in Bikaner, Rajasthan. One of the things that was printed there was the precious movie ticket.

I grew up hearing about how my grandfather would personally deliver them to the local cinema hall with his two sons — my father and his younger brother .

Papa would often talk about his favourite movie “Cinema Paradiso,” as it reminded him of his childhood. Like the lead character in the film, my father too watched portions of several movies through the projection rooms of these cinema halls in Bikaner. He was so fascinated by the cinema hall gatekeeper’s job because that man got paid to watch movies all day, that he too wanted to become one when he grew up. Instead, he became a political cartoonist.

My love for minimalism and the colour black also comes from his black and white cartoons and how he only wore black.

So, I decided to reach out to some of my favourite actors, and actor friends, to photograph them in black.
This will be an ongoing series that I had started with a photo of my father on his birthday.

A special-special thanks to all these wonderful people for sparing time from their very busy schedule for me. ♥️♥️

……..
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20/03/2025

Kumud Mishra

My extreme love for cinema comes from my childhood. I spent days and nights listening to stories of my dadaji’s printing press in Bikaner, Rajasthan. One of the things that was printed there was the precious movie ticket.

I grew up hearing about how my grandfather would personally deliver them to the local cinema hall with his two sons — my father and his younger brother .

Papa would often talk about his favourite movie “Cinema Paradiso,” as it reminded him of his childhood. Like the lead character in the film, my father too watched portions of several movies through the projection rooms of these cinema halls in Bikaner. He was so fascinated by the cinema hall gatekeeper’s job because that man got paid to watch movies all day, that he too wanted to become one when he grew up. Instead, he became a political cartoonist.

My love for minimalism and the colour black also comes from his black and white cartoons and how he only wore black.

So, I decided to reach out to some of my favourite actors, and actor friends, to photograph them in black.
This will be an ongoing series that I had started with a photo of my father on his birthday a few years ago.

A special-special thanks to all these wonderful people for sparing time from their very busy schedule for me. ♥️♥️

……..

17/02/2025

BTS

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10/02/2025

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09/02/2025

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31/12/2024

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Shot on Sony Alpha R(v)

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