Mumbai, India
supraket
Thinker. Traveler. Shooter at heart. Still figuring out how to say in words what a frame already says.
About me,
not the work.
I studied mass media, picked up a camera, and never really put it down. What started behind a lens became films, then a company. But this page isn’t about that.
It’s about the person before all of it. I talk less. I notice more. And I’d rather show you something than explain it.
Supraket trips people up on the first try, so most who know me well just call me Super or Suppi.
What shapes me
01
Travel
13 countries in. Still counting.
02
Nature & Treks
Trails, hills, and a childhood I still look back on fondly.
03
Cycling
Long stretches of road and the quiet rhythm of pedaling, one of my favorite ways to just think. Have even ridden the 10km to office this way, just to feel it.
04
Food
A foodie married to a genuine connoisseur. We travel for the meals as much as the places.
05
The Camera
Still the fastest way I know to say something true.
06
Games & Tech
Fascinated by tech since I can remember. Games are how I switch off, or on.
07
Chasing Adrenaline
Rafted the rapids at Rishikesh, paraglided at Bir-Billing, dove in Seychelles. Bungee and skydiving are still on the list.
08
Railway Kid
Grew up in a railway family, always somewhere new. Got to see the country a little at a time, with family and later with friends.
09
Badminton
Playing since I was four. Captained my school and college teams, and picked up a few tournament wins along the way.
10
Birdwatching
A year spent studying ornithology. Now I can’t walk past a tree without looking up.
11
Stillness
Ten days of silence taught me more than years of noise. I still meditate when I can, more so once I’m in the woods.
12
Chess
My unlikely second sport. A few tournament wins here too.
13
A Full Circle
Once saw a complete 360° rainbow at Niagara Falls. Still the most surreal thing I’ve witnessed.
14
Reinvention
Hair, beard, moustache, changed more times than I can count over two decades. Rarely the same look twice.
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Travel is my teacher.
THE ONLY ONE I’VE NEVER OUTGROWN
More of me, professionally speaking.
Let’s connect.