Cinematic Aerial Perspectives & Drone Cinematography
I use my drone to reveal the scale of India's temples and landscapes, finding angles that ground cameras simply cannot reach. Seeing the world from a bird's eye view changes everything.
The Taj Mahal at sunset, captured from a safe and legal distance with my drone. The golden light paints the monument and the Yamuna river, creating a soulful and ethereal image of this symbol of love.
Have you ever seen a temple that floats above the clouds? This drone shot of Bhadraj Temple in Mussoorie captures just that, a heavenly scene that looks like a dream.
An aerial view of Akshardham Temple in Delhi, one of the largest Hindu temples in the world. The drone footage showcases its incredible architecture and sprawling complex.
A drone shot of Dhankar Monastery in Spiti Valley, the second highest monastery in the world. The video reveals its stunning location, perched precariously on a cliff edge at 12,774 feet.
Flying my drone over the 400-year-old Shri Manshapurna Karni Mata Temple in Udaipur, Rajasthan. The aerial view shows the temple's location on a hill overlooking the city and its beautiful lakes.
A revolving drone shot of Bhadraj Temple in Mussoorie, standing tall amidst the clouds during a stunning winter sunset. This perspective captures the temple's serene and majestic glory.
Is this the best drone shot of Mussoorie's winterline? This reel captures the rare atmospheric phenomenon from above Bhadraj Temple, showing a magical second horizon at sunset.
About this collection
Safety and local regulations are my first priority when flying. Whether I am scouting a temple in the Himalayas or a monument in Delhi, I plan every flight to get that perfect cinematic shot without breaking rules or disrupting the sanctity of the place. If you have a specific location in mind, let's talk about the permit process and weather conditions before we finalize anything.
There is a different kind of silence when you are flying at 12,000 feet near a monastery in Spiti. It is not just about the technical specs of the DJI Mini 3 Pro or the 4K footage. It is about the patience to wait for the light to hit the structure just right. When I shoot with a drone, I am looking for the story the ground cannot tell.
Take Bhadraj Temple near Mussoorie; from the road, it is a trek. From the air, it is a sanctuary floating above the clouds. My process involves heavy scouting, checking local weather patterns, and respecting no-fly zones. I do not just fly and pray. I study the map, the time of day, and the sun's position.
For architecture like the Akshardham complex in Delhi, scale is everything. The geometry only makes sense when you are high up, looking down at the symmetry. For places like Kainchi Dham, the focus shifts to the river and the valley, showing how the temple nestles into nature.
Whether it is a festival in the heart of Delhi or a remote mountain shrine, I bring my cinematic approach to the skies. You get high-res aerial stills and smooth, 4K slow-motion reels that bring a sense of grandeur to your project. If you are planning a shoot in a specific locality, drop me a message. We can discuss the feasibility, flight path, and how to get the most out of your location.
Bean Singh
I am Bean Singh. I do not just carry a camera; I carry a drone to chase the Golden Hour from the sky. My philosophy is simple: if the mountains or the city streets have a story, I will find the best angle to tell it. Let's capture your event from a perspective that stays with people.
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