FILMS.

A late-night burst of inspiration led to this experimental piece — my first attempt at narration. I stumbled upon some forgotten clips on my SD card and decided to weave them together into a personal reflection. It’s raw, spontaneous, and drawn from moments that I hope feel relatable in some small way.

London in autumn feels like a fleeting fever dream, where golden leaves and fading moments paint the city in bittersweet beauty. It’s a season of quiet goodbyes, with every street a canvas of orange and red. A time when memories slip through your fingers, lingering softly like the last warm breeze—an ode to the city’s charm, autumn’s fleeting magic, and the dreamlike wonder they create together.

This is something I made after being inspired by Christopher Nolan's film "Memento." A video focusing on script, writing, cinematography, and editing style.

Dont you just love it when you see people being in their true selves? I know you do. Then this is the video for you. Shot at the International Film Festival of Kerala, shot a bunch of cinephiles.

What do you see on a normal rainy evening in London? You see a lot of visuals and perspectives. This is the perspective through my lens and eyes.

a glimpse of slow romance between two individuals sparring their story through the spring of '22 and winter'28. The film narrative style has flashback scenarios and a creative opening for the audience to establish a story chosen by themselves.