New Delhi, Delhi, India
5 reviews$300 - $1000 / Day
Request QuoteFor 7 incredible years, I've lived and breathed video journalism, creating stories that truly matter. I have been working with a number of international media platforms, including France Televisions, DW News, Al-Jazeera, ITV, Business Insider, and Arte. From social impact to environment related stories, from delving into captivating socio-political stories with a focus on the human-interest angle to celebrating the rich cultural heritage across South Asia – I have walked all grounds. Also, I'm grateful for the recognition of some of the celebrated journalists worldwide and the appreciation from esteemed platforms like the Online Journalism Awards and AAJA Awards. With expertise in research, scriptwriting, filming, and editing, each story I create reflects my passion for storytelling and bringing forth untold narratives.
October • 2024
We had an exceptional experience working with Bhaavan. His videomaking skills are top-notch, and the attention to detail in every shot is truly impressive. I highly recommend him to anyone looking for high-quality videomaking services.
November • 2024
It was a pleasure to work with you Bhaavan - we are really pleased with our customer video. We hope we can work with you again. Claire
Produced for FRAMECAD
Produced for Euronews
Tejas Sidnal, the creative force behind CarbonCraft, the sustainable company, is shaping the future of the construction sector.
Produced for Euronews
Anish is an Indian eco-trailblazer who has chosen to diverge from conventional corporate life to champion sustainability. His company, WITHOUT, manufactures recycled sunglasses from MLP, a type of plastic packaging used for food.
Worshippers in India buy thousands of tons of flowers every day to give as offerings in temples. The rituals leave behind mountains of flower waste that often end up contaminating already troubled rivers with pesticides and harmful chemicals. One business is taking that waste and turning it into products like natural dyes used in garments that have been sold by Anthropologie; others are making fragrances and incense sticks.
Produced for Business Insider
Shot this for Insider's show called Risky Business. Rinky Kumari battles brutal heat, toxic fumes, and even death working at India’s largest coal field. We followed the teenage coal collector to see why she works at the fiery mines of Jharia, and what are the challenges involved.
Produced for Deutsche Welle
In India, over 40,000 women fall victim to fraudulent marriages with non-resident Indians (NRIs) residing in affluent countries like Australia, Germany, and Canada. Punjab, situated in Northern India, bears the brunt of this crisis, serving as the epicenter of abandoned brides, where these women endure the harsh stigma of societal judgment. Annually, numerous Indian men migrate overseas in pursuit of improved prospects, only to grapple with familial pressures, compelling them to return home and enter into arranged marriages.
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