Bollywood Costume Design and Celebrity Styling
From iconic movie looks to the glamour of the red carpet, I've spent three decades dressing India's biggest stars. Take a look at the characters we've brought to life together.
"Jab tak Tiger mara nahi, tab tak Tiger haara nahi." Here is the official trailer for Tiger 3, where I had the privilege of styling Salman Khan for his iconic role.
For the song 'Yentamma' in 'Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan', we dressed hundreds of dancers in a vibrant sea of colors. The bright yellow worn by Salman Khan and Venkatesh became an instant highlight.
It always feels good when your hard work is appreciated. This fan review for the song 'Yentamma' highlights the "swaggy" costumes, and I couldn't be prouder of my team for their incredible effort.
I am thrilled to be the costume designer for the epic film 'Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj'. It's a privilege to bring the story of one of India's greatest warriors to life through fashion and creativity.
It is an honor to be part of the incredible team bringing 'Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj' to the big screen. I will be heading the direction of costumes and aesthetics for this historic cinematic journey.
The full team behind the upcoming historical epic, 'The Pride of Bharat: Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj'. I am so excited to be working alongside such talented individuals to create something truly special.
A behind-the-scenes look at a costume fitting with actor Dev Gill for the film 'Aho Vikramaarka'. My job is to ensure every piece of clothing perfectly fits the actor and the character he portrays.
More behind-the-scenes moments from the film 'Aho Vikramaarka'. Here, I am working with Dev Gill on his look, ensuring the bright yellow shirt fits perfectly for the scene.
A first look at 'Aho Vikramaarka', a film I am proud to be associated with. I designed the costumes to capture the grit and determination of a ruthless cop, a character unlike any other.
A look at the poster for 'Farrey', a film that marks the debut of the lovely Alizeh Agnihotri. I styled the cast to create a youthful, contemporary look that fits the world of the story.
About On The Silver Screen
It’s not just about picking a nice outfit; it’s about character. Whether it's the gritty uniform of a cop for a film or the high-fashion drama of a television finale, every look needs a backstory. I don't just dress people, I help them become the characters they want to be.
Working in Bollywood for 30 years means I've learned that a costume is only good if it helps tell the story. For 'Tiger 3', it was about practical, action-ready gear that still kept that larger-than-life hero aesthetic. When I styled Salman Khan for 'Bigg Boss 16', the goal was consistent, weekly impact that kept the audience hooked—balancing comfort with high-octane style.
My process is deeply collaborative and often starts with a lot of digging. For 'Chandni Bar', I actually spent time in the bars to get the vibe right—a method I still use today. Whether I'm building costumes for a historical epic like the upcoming 'Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj' or styling a personal event, I look for textures and cuts that make the person feel like a lead character.
If you're looking for help with your own wardrobe or event styling, I bring this same movie-industry rigor to the table. We’ll look at fabrics, silhouette, and the vibe you want to project, ensuring you look like the star of your own life. Fashion is my jaan, and I’m here to make sure your style feels as authentic as it looks.
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