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Automotive Narratives and Cinematic Car Shoots

byVikram BawaStudio in Tardeo, Mumbai; Travels across India for shootsStarts from1,25,000 Per DayView full gallery

More than just a classic Beetle, my automotive shoots blend dramatic fashion, moody city lights, and high-fashion storytelling. We use the vehicle as a central character to build raw, atmospheric narratives.

An editorial shot for Twisted Heads Magazine from inside the car. The model's pose and the dark, atmospheric lighting create a sense of unapologetic style and confidence.

Another frame from the Twisted Heads editorial, using light trails to create a feeling of movement and speed. This technique turns a night drive into a dynamic fashion moment.

A close-up portrait from the same night shoot, with neon green light flares adding a magical quality. This shows how we use the city's ambient light to create unique visual effects.

An experimental image from the series, using a slow shutter speed to create a ghostly, ethereal effect. This represents a phase of exploring darker, moodier themes in my work.

A short film teasing the full editorial shoot inside the VW Beetle. This clip sets the tone with its dark, glamorous, and cinematic feel, showcasing the unique aesthetic of our automotive shoots.

A wide-angle shot from a glamour shoot inside the car. The fisheye perspective adds a dramatic and immersive feel to this high-fashion moment.

A candid-style portrait from the same glamour shoot. The soft interior lighting and the city lights in the background create a relaxed yet sophisticated atmosphere.

Looking into the car from the outside, this shot creates a voyeuristic and cinematic feel. The composition frames the model perfectly within the classic car's silhouette.

A beautifully backlit portrait from the glamour shoot, with the light catching the model's hair. This demonstrates our use of backlighting to create depth and a halo effect.

Another dynamic pose from the in-car glamour shoot. The composition uses the car's interior lines to lead the eye and create a sense of intimacy.

About Automotive Narratives

When we shoot inside my Beetle, we aren’t just capturing a car. We use the tight, confined space to force a different kind of intimacy, relying on the city’s ambient neon light at night to create that moody, raw aesthetic. If you have a vehicle or a vision in mind, we treat it as a primary character in the narrative, not just a prop.

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