Mumbai Through My Lens: Cinematic Street Photography

The iconic Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT) during the monsoon. The wet ground creates a perfect reflection, doubling the beauty of this historic landmark.

The Gateway of India at sunrise, with pigeons taking flight. This is a classic Mumbai moment, and I'm always looking for new ways to capture its energy and timeless feel.

A video montage showing the fresh scent and feel of rain in Mumbai. From the BMC building to the local trains, every frame is filled with the unique atmosphere of the city during the monsoon.

A perfectly symmetrical shot of CSMT, showcasing the beauty of its architecture. I often use symmetry in my compositions to create a sense of balance and visual power.

Finding symmetry in a railway station footbridge. Even mundane structures can become cinematic when you focus on leading lines and balanced composition.

The Bandra-Worli Sea Link at sunset, creating a beautiful silhouette. This shot plays with the symmetry of the bridge against the natural beauty of the sky.

The Asiatic Society of Mumbai, with its grand steps and pillars, is a perfect subject for symmetrical photography. The composition draws your eye right to the center of this historic building.

A red BEST bus driving past the BMC building on a rainy day. The reflection on the wet street and the historic backdrop make this a quintessential Mumbai monsoon shot.

A moody shot of a red bus in Powai during the monsoon. The rain and fog create a calm yet wild atmosphere that I love to capture in my films.