Every step along the way has added a new perspective.

My path began with a Bachelor of Architecture at the School of Planning and Architecture in Hyderabad. There, I built a grounding in design principles and learned to put the audience at the centre of every solution, balancing empathy with practical function.

I went on to earn a Master of Fine Arts at the Savannah College of Art and Design in the United States, specialising in Motion Graphic Design and Interactive Design. Studying how movement, information and interaction communicate together shaped the multidisciplinary approach I bring to creative problem-solving.

My professional work has since spanned broadcast, media, digital communication and multidisciplinary creative environments.

Each of these deepened my understanding of visual storytelling, design systems and creative execution, and showed me how important it is to adapt as communication platforms change.

As my responsibilities grew, my focus moved beyond individual execution to the bigger questions: creative direction, collaboration, design quality and the role of creativity within organisations.

This shift strengthened my belief that great creative outcomes depend on how well vision, people, process and execution work together.

Today, I remain drawn to where creativity and technology meet, how new forms of communication emerge, and how multidisciplinary thinking can open new doors.

I see every project, collaboration and experience as another chance to learn and grow.