About

Why I Share My Kala

Art isn't just my career, it's my way to bring muskaan (smile) and sometimes aaina dikhana (show a mirror) to society. After years as a cartoonist in big media houses and animation studios, I feel it's my zimmedari (duty) to guide the next generation. I want young artists to get skills that actually matter.

What I Do

• Guest lectures: I keep it real about life as a professional artist, sharing stories from the media and animation world. These sessions are perfect for anyone starting in Mass Comm, Design, or Fine Arts.
• Hands-on workshops: No boring gyaan (lecture). We draw, experiment, and learn cartooning together - both on paper and digital. It’s all about practical art skills training, not just theory.
• Live caricature demonstration: I draw live, often sketching people on the spot. Yeh hi asli maza hai (this is the real fun) - you learn by watching and doing.
• Judging: I judge cartooning competitions and love finding new talent. Through my own national-level contests, I try to push young artists forward.

My Tarika (Method)

No sugarcoating. I give honest, direct advice. My focus is on real-world art career guidance, not just certificates or empty motivation. Main sidha bolta hoon (I speak straight).

Where I Work

Based in Delhi-NCR, but I travel pan-India for colleges, fests, and art events. From Kolkata to Ayodhya, I go where the kala takes me.

Art and desh (country) matter most to me. I want to build a new generation of Indian artists, full of pride and skill.