Food and Packaged Goods Photography

For Tata Simply Better's new plant-based line, we created this action shot of spicy fingers for the packaging. The goal was to make the vegan product look incredibly delicious and just as appealing as its chicken counterpart.

This packaging shot for Tata's vegan nuggets focuses on the texture and golden-brown color. We used a dipping shot to add a sense of action and appetite appeal, making it look irresistible.

Capturing a deconstructed burger patty for Tata's plant-based range. The image highlights the grilled texture of the patty and the fresh ingredients, communicating a wholesome and tasty meal.

This packaging shot for Granamma banana chips uses hands to create a sense of authenticity and connection. The vibrant colors and playful graphics help the South Indian snack brand feel both traditional and modern.

A colorful flat lay for Granamma's Masala Peanuts and Moong Dal. The composition uses scattered ingredients and bold backgrounds to create a visually exciting image for the snack packaging.

Here, I used a hand to present the Granamma snack packs, creating a feeling of offering and sharing. This style of photography helps build a personal connection between the customer and the product.

This shot for Granamma's Butter Murukku focuses on the product being shared between two hands. It reinforces the brand's story of recipes passed down through generations, making it feel personal and authentic.

This video showcases the full packaging rebrand I shot for Lyallji snacks. The clean, consistent style across different products like Lehsun Sev and cookies helps create a strong, unified brand identity.

An exaggerated low-angle shot of Epigamia's protein milkshakes. This perspective makes the bottles look powerful and energetic, aligning with the "Turbo" branding and fitness-oriented audience.