In Frame — Nayan Shaurya
THE VANGUARD

IN FRAME

Lucky Ali

“ “There’s something in his photography… a feeling beyond words. He captures the soul of what he sees, even in solitude.”
- Indian singer, songwriter, and actor
- Known for songs like O Sanam, Safarnama, and Aa Bhi Jaa
- Popular for his unique voice and minimalist, soulful music style
- Gained widespread recognition with the album Sunoh
2013 2014

Ankit Tiwari

- Indian playback singer and music composer
- Known for songs like Sun Raha Hai Na Tu and Galliyan
- Winner of Filmfare Award for Best Male Playback Singer
2014 2014

Sakshi Dhoni

- Wife of former Indian cricket captain MS Dhoni
- Managing Director of Dhoni Entertainment Pvt. Ltd.
2015 2015

Imtiaz Ali

“ “There’s a certain depth, dynamism, and simplicity in your black and white photographs — so beautifully expressed, they make me feel alive.”
Indian film director, writer, and producer Known for films like Jab We Met, Rockstar, and Tamasha Recognized for storytelling centered on journeys, identity, and relationships Founder of Window Seat Films production company.
Before Pictogram Luanch.
2015 2015

Sharad Kelkar

- Indian actor known for work in films, television, and web series
- Recognized for roles in Tanhaji: The Unsung Warrior and The Family Man
- Voice of Baahubali (Hindi version) in the Baahubali film series
- Known for strong screen presence and versatile performances
2016 2017

Anupam Kher

“ “In your photography, there’s a reality so subtle it starts to feel more real than reality itself. What really amazes me is how quickly you sense a moment, and how instantly you see a story in it — nothing fancy, just simple, plain, and real.”
Veteran Indian actor with a career spanning over four decades Appeared in 500+ films across Hindi and international cinema Known for films like Saaransh, A Wednesday, and The Kashmir Files Former Chairman of Film and Television Institute of India (FTII) Recipient of Padma Shri and Padma Bhushan.
During the Pictogram launch.
2016 2016

Bachendri pal

“ “The way you perceive the world through your lens is truly uplifting — it carries a broader sense of life. There is a depth in your photography, your subjects feel real, everything is natural. It makes me wonder… how old are you? How do you see so much? You will go very far.”
First Indian woman to summit Mount Everest (1984)
Renowned mountaineer and expedition leader
Former Director of Tata Steel Adventure Foundation
Led multiple national and women-led expeditions
Awarded Padma Shri and Padma Bhushan
Met during a photoshoot for the Election Commission of India’s Voter Awareness Program.
2017 2018
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