45+ years of curiosity, technology and visual storytelling.
Creative Communication & Digital Content Consultant • Video Production • Graphic Design • Motion Graphics • Web Development • AI-Assisted Content Creation
My journey with technology began in childhood with Popular Mechanics, Popular Science, and hands-on experimentation at my uncle’s press and our family-run Hi-Tech Videos. From Atari Console and ZX Spectrum programming to COBOL mainframes I kept learning alongside my career at KVB. That journey eventually led me to corporate communication, where technology and creativity came together.
Practical, modern websites for small businesses—without unnecessary complexity.
A clear story. Professional presentation. Mobile-friendly design. Easy ways for customers to connect.
Objective
Make your business look professional online without making the process complicated.
Creative communication solutions for organisations—from corporate video and presentation design to graphic design, motion graphics, digital content and AI-assisted creation.
Built around three simple questions:
What is the message?
Who is the audience?
How should it be experienced?
A visual showcase of selected work across different disciplines and years.
The entire Photo documentation for the Cauvery third stage was done and presented to the World.Bank.
Designed a concept podcast studio for Gunasheela nursing home, Bangalore for their home production.
Photo documentation of the historic Panchajanya Yatra undertaken by the former Chief Minister of Karnataka.
A six-minute induction film created for new entrants at Philips India, bringing together people, workplaces and stories from across Pune, Bengaluru and Chennai.
After 37 years at Karur Vysya Bank, I retired in July 2026.
One professional journey has come to an end. The creative and technological journey that began decades ago continues.
Today, I am bringing these experiences together: technology, creativity, corporate understanding and visual storytelling, with AI as another powerful tool.
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My fascination with technology began in childhood, inspired by Popular Mechanics and Popular Science. My uncle’s printing press and our family-run Hi-Tech Videos became early spaces for experimentation, giving me hands-on exposure to printing, photography, video, graphics and the creative process.
In 1985, the Atari Console and ZX Spectrum opened another door. I began exploring computers and BASIC programming simply because I wanted to understand what these machines could do.
After completing my degree, I worked as a COBOL mainframe programmer at Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL). I later joined Karur Vysya Bank, beginning a 37-year professional journey in banking.
But technology never stopped being a parallel pursuit. While building my career at KVB, I continued exploring computers, graphics, photography, video, animation, multimedia and web technologies.
In 2012, when KVB’s Golden Vision initiative began, I volunteered to contribute my creative and technology skills to the bank’s initiatives. This eventually grew into a larger role in Corporate Communication, bringing together my understanding of technology, design and visual storytelling.
After COVID, I resumed this creative work with KVB’s Communications team through a work-from-home role, contributing to films, digital content, graphics and other communication initiatives until my retirement in 2026.
Today, AI has opened another new window of possibilities.
The technology has changed dramatically since the days of the Atari and ZX Spectrum. But the question remains the same:
“What can I do with this?”
A quick look at some of the projects, contributions and achievements that shaped my creative journey.
Photographed major infrastructure projects for the Government of Karnataka, including World Bank-facing documentation.
Expanded from photography and video into graphic design, animation and multimedia production.
Transformed a technical training manual into an animated multimedia learning experience for a global audience.
Technology + Design + Animation + Communication
Volunteered to contribute creative and technology expertise to Karur Vysya Bank’s Golden Vision initiative.
Documented 28 major dams and related infrastructure for the Water Resources Ministry.
Moved into KVB’s Corporate Communications division, contributing to films, campaigns, branding, digital content and visual communication.
Created and supported corporate films, campaigns and digital content, while covering major live events including Bharat Jodo Yatra and Namma Neeru Namma Hakku with same-day edit-and-publish turnaround for Hi-Tech Videos.
A visual showcase of selected work across different disciplines and years.
Logo designed for a travel company
NRI branding poster for Karur Vysya Bank
Mock-up designs for Concepts
A five-minute documentary showcasing 28 major dams across Karnataka, bringing together their locations, engineering features and technical details in an engaging visual story.
A customer awareness film created for Karur Vysya Bank to educate customers about digital fraud, online scams and emerging cybercrimes. The film formed part of the bank’s digital safety awareness campaign.
A documentary on the flow of River Krishna in Karnataka. It was one of the series produced for barrages across Karnataka for the Water Resources Department.
This small one-minute promo was created for the employees of ISRO, who wanted to showcase the environmental beauty and the ISRO campus at Sriharikota. The land where Science and Nature live togethere.
The third-day highlight film from the Bharat Jodo Yatra in Karnataka, produced through a live-edit workflow and published on social media the same day, capturing the energy and key moments of the day's journey.
A brand film created for Karur Vysya Bank’s AGM, tracing the bank’s rich history and heritage while highlighting its vision, values and journey towards the future. The film was designed to showcase what KVB stands for and present its story to an AGM audience in an engaging visual format.