Open defecation is one of the major social issues that has plagued India since Independence. Mission Open Defecation Free was a national movement created to free India from this social evil and promote health and hygiene among the rural mass. We had the privilege to cover the Murshidabad chapter. We captured the entire case study with such minute details that was appreciated by the Prime Minister of India.

We presented the entire case study of the West Bengal Election through the lens of the media, encapsulating the pro-human approach of the administration, budget, and special arrangements taken by the commission to ensure a high turnout of voters.

Our association with the commission has brewed a stimulating 360 ⁰ collaboration in the documentation process regarding plans, arrangements, and communication for 5 years in a row.

Bengal is a land of diversity, extending from the high Himalayas to the mystic Sunderbans. Our job was to trigger the minds of the largest democracy in the world and encourage them to exercise their right to vote.

The book is a testimony to the successful execution of “Right to Vote” across the geographical barriers of Bengal with ease.

Every aspect was captured in such a way that it captivates the imaginations of filmmakers, photographers, creators, and devotees and motivate them to attend the biggest act of faith in Eastern India.

For the global audience, we encapsulate the kaleidoscopic imagery of the biggest religious event in Eastern India, giving them a peep at the concept of Moksha that binds the faith of millions and introduce the concepts of Sanatan Dhrama.

For the past six years, we have been associated as a creative consultant for the Gangasagar Mela, creating a visual journey of the age-old tradition with a dedicated team of photographers, scholars and story tellers, to project an ancient lore that resonates with the contemporary world, garnering appreciation from the Governor of West Bengal.