Tiger Queen
National Geographic Channel International | NDR Germany | Parthenon Entertainment Limited | Grey Films India Private Limited | Kosmik Global Media Private Limited | 1 x 50 min | 2007 - 2010
In the heart of India, an extraordinary tiger dynasty is under threat. Machli, the great mother, has ruled Ranthambhore's Fort Territoty for over 10 years. But now her daughters want her domain, and so do outsiders. But taking this land won't be easy. And retaining it even harder. Who will be the new ruler of Ranthambhore?



Dharti Meri Dharti
Vigyan Prasar, Government of India | Grey Films India Pvt. Ltd. | Doordarshan | 6 x 30 min | 2008
Production, Direction & Cinematography
This ambitious series by the Government of India is a part of the International Year of the Planet Earth - 2008. This 6 part series focuses on special ecosystems in India - Coastlines, Mangroves, Wetlands, Islands, Deserts & Mountains



Earth Factor Asia
Focus Asia Productions Hong Kong Limited | PBS, US | 4 x 30 min | 2007
Production Co-ordination
The focus of the series is looking at the particular pressures on global resources and on the Earth's environment, posed by the burgeoning populations and growing economic activity in Asia. It pays particular attention to the changes undergoing in India and China and explores what possible solutions there will be to these problems, from Government, national and international organizations, and business.



Killer Leopards
Scandinature,Sweden | Parthenon Entertainment Ltd. | National Geographic International | 1 x 47 min | 2005
Cinematography & Technical Support
There's a killer on the loose. It's known for its deadly stealth and cunning - a creature that literally snatches children away in the night: the Indian Leopard. This spectacular predator has many faces in India, being both feared and revered and leaving no one untouched. But a lack of knowledge about the life of this elusive big cat adds to the threat of its survival. And each year, the number of attacks on humans is rising.


Man Eating Leopards of India
Discovery, US | 60 minutes | 2004
Cinematography & Technical Support
The leopard of India has many faces. It's feared and admired, and leaves no one untouched. But is it the ultimate survivor? What happens when leopards are surrounded by a billion people?



Nat Geo On Assignment
National Geographic Channel International | 5 x 30 minutes | 2004
Cinematography
What happens when man and animal come in conflict with each other? NG On Assignment visits the tales of Sundarbans Tigers, Gir Lions, Elephants of North East, Crocodiles in Bhitarkanika and Wolves in Central India




Indian Leopards: The Killing Fields
NDR Germany | National Geographic | 60 minutes | 2002-2003
Cinematography, Production & Technical Support
In a beauty pageant of the animal world, the leopard would find a spot right at the top. Its fiendish cunning is the stuff of legend. A predator par excellence, it is the supreme survivor. So it would seem…
- Best Festival Documentary at Vatavaran 2005
- Best New Comer & Best Human Wildlife Interaction Nominations at the 27th International Wildlife Film Festival in Missoula, 2004
- Selected for screening at the International Festival on Parks, Sondrio, Italy, October 2004
- Winner of the 2004 Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Foundation College Awards for Documentary




The Last Flight
Star World - Focus Asia | 7 minutes | 2002
Cinematography
It took 10 oblivious years for us to wake up to the fact that 3 species of vultures in the Indian sub-continent have gone extinct at a staggering rate of decline. This is the story of a people, a belief, the Towers of Silence and the vanishing vultures…



The World Gone Wild
Fox Channel | 6 x 30 minutes | 2001
Cinematography
In this live, action packed wildlife series, Steve Santagati and Gerry Martin enter the dangerous realms of reptiles - water monitor lizards in Sri Lanka and snakes and crocodiles in Gujarat




Project Tiger
WWF International | 30 minutes | 2000
Cinematography
Celebrating 25 years of Tiger Conservation efforts in India, this documentary takes a look Project Tiger across the national parks and tiger reserves in the country




Earth File
BBC World | 30 minutes | 2000
Cinematography
As the world steps into the 21st century, we take a special note of the degrading environmental condition of our planet and how does India figure on this degrading map




Living on the Edge
Doordarshan | Star Plus | 52 x 30 minutes | 1994-1995
Cinematography
India's path breaking and longest running investigative environmental series
- Most Informative Series Onida Pinnacle in 1995 & Green Oscar Winner in 1996

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