I have featured just a few of my works here...hope you like them! Though there are lots more on my Youtube Channel and more that I'm yet to put up!
(P.S. - For better quality of videos listed below, please visit my Vimeo Channel)
In 2014,I was a part of a global documentary titled, "Softwaring Hard" which was shot in 11 countries and across 6 continents.Softwaring Hard is essentially a humorous take on the perception between software users and software developers.Watch the trailer right here.To get your copy/rent the film,click here
Everyone's Boss'y-my entry for the crowd-sourcing 'Create a TV commercial: Freelancer.com' 2013. Could you ever imagine what would life have been without Freelancer? This commercial is a humorous take on how work would have been in the pre and post-Freelancer era. Read >>
Power of "M" - My entry to the Mozilla Firefox Flicks 2013 Contest: Till some years ago, a device that was just meant to talk wirelessly has now transformed the landscape of communication. Today it has become an integral part... Read >>
This video was my entry to the Pepsi Shot60 contest held by Pepsi on 8th March 2013. The best part about making this short was that the concept was given to the participants at 6 pm on 8th March and was to be submitted bang on, on 9th March, 6 pm. Yes, this film was to be conceived, filmed and edited in just 24 hours... Read >>
In October 2012 blogpost, I unveiled the exclusive teaser of my short film, "The Other Side..." Sometimes in life you have to tread the path to the 'other side' to find answers to questions that have lasted in your thoughts all along... Read >>
I had an opportunity to anchor three episodes in English on Doordarshan (India's largest broadcaster) for the National Programme of Music (2 episodes) and National Programme of Dance (1 episode). All along I had worked behind the scenes but anchoring these three episodes gave me a chance to do something different! Read >>
(P.S. - For better quality of videos listed below, please visit my Vimeo Channel)
In 2014,I was a part of a global documentary titled, "Softwaring Hard" which was shot in 11 countries and across 6 continents.Softwaring Hard is essentially a humorous take on the perception between software users and software developers.Watch the trailer right here.To get your copy/rent the film,click here
Everyone's Boss'y-my entry for the crowd-sourcing 'Create a TV commercial: Freelancer.com' 2013. Could you ever imagine what would life have been without Freelancer? This commercial is a humorous take on how work would have been in the pre and post-Freelancer era. Read >>
In October 2012 blogpost, I unveiled the exclusive teaser of my short film, "The Other Side..." Sometimes in life you have to tread the path to the 'other side' to find answers to questions that have lasted in your thoughts all along... Read >>
I had an opportunity to anchor three episodes in English on Doordarshan (India's largest broadcaster) for the National Programme of Music (2 episodes) and National Programme of Dance (1 episode). All along I had worked behind the scenes but anchoring these three episodes gave me a chance to do something different! Read >>
This film titled,"A Foreigner" was just spontaneous... without much preparation really,you'd definitely call me a novice and I couldn't agree more! I've never had any formal training in acting so to speak of and was pleasantly surprised when I was offered to play this part!Read >>
This video was among the 30 finalists in the "India Is Global Video Challenge 2011". 'India Is' is a Public Diplomacy Division of the Ministry of External Affairs, India. The Rock Garden of Chandigarh by Nek Chand Saini is a testimony to the works of one man's vision to... Read >>
I came across this lady Sindhu when I was pursuing my Masters degree in Mass Communication and Journalism. She's an inspiring role model in every sense. In spite of her physical disabilities she leads a normal life and that's how I decided to make this short film on her. Read >>
I made this li'l clip film for one of the semesters while I was pursuing my Post-Grad in Mass Communication & Journalism. I was allowed to choose a subject of my choice and without batting an eyelid I knew it had to be something on the issue of children (I love interacting with kids....because I think of myself as one!) Read >>
