Maximalist Street Photography and Urban Collages

If Bombay were a movie, this would be its opening credits. A stop-motion story stitched together from snapshots of city life, from the grand architecture of Kala Ghoda to the simple joy of a K. Rustom's ice cream sandwich.

My 'Door Diaries' are a personal obsession. This video collage is a scroll through recent discoveries, where every door and window feels like a punctuation mark in the grammar of the street, hinting at the lives unfolding behind them.

Roz ke rang, Bombay ke sang. The daily colors of Bombay. This shot, with a pigeon taking flight against the Gateway of India, captures the spirit of this city for me, a place of constant movement and timeless beauty.

A self-portrait from a classic weekend of cafe hopping in Bandra. It's more than just a cliché; it's about capturing a personal moodboard, finding my own story within the city's rhythm, starting with a ride in an auto.

The magnificent Humayun's Tomb in Delhi, framed by palm trees. I am always drawn to heritage architecture, and this view, with its perfect symmetry and grandeur, is a moment of pure awe.

Marine Drive is where the city comes to feel. This video captures that feeling of 'sonder', the realization that every person watching the sunset over the Arabian Sea is living a life as vivid and complex as my own.

A glimpse into the Indian Spice Market. It’s a sensory whirlwind of color, texture, and aroma, like stepping directly into the heart of our cuisine. This is a core part of my series exploring the soul of Indian bazaars.

Bombay is at its most poetic during the monsoon. This frame of a lone figure with an umbrella against the glow of a red BEST bus on a rainy night captures the moody, cinematic soul of the city after dark.

I call these 'chatterbox corners'. A candid moment on a stoop, where conversations flow and life happens out in the open. It’s these unposed, real interactions that I love to find and frame.