About

Why I Make Films

Conservation filmmaking, for me, is about giving nature its voice. I don’t just shoot pretty scenes - I try to connect with the energy of the wild, whether it’s a tiger in Corbett or the mangroves of Navi Mumbai. My journey started accidentally, but I stuck with it because our ecosystems need more than just admiration - they need action.

What I Bring to the Table

• Collaborate with NGOs, citizen groups, and publications
• Create short documentary films and campaign videos
• Use my work for advocacy, taking these films to summits and forums
• Sometimes, the stories are tough - illegal construction, plastic pollution, wetlands vanishing. But these are the real issues.

My Style & Past Work

I love to show the intersection of natural beauty and human impact. "Chalo Chanakya" supported a local movement to save mangroves, showing both the magic of flamingos and the threat of urban expansion. "The Last Look” was a tribute to a tiger - a simple, honest film about loss and dignity in the wild.

What Moves Me

Wildlife conservation documentaries aren’t just about animals. They’re about choices. I keep coming back to one question: Aakhir kya chahte ho? (What do you truly desire?). That’s the conversation I hope my films start.