Mm.

And, and it just happened, and thanks to the lady, a wedding planner called Meher Sarith who trusted in me.

I just gave her stories, and she said, "Really? You think you're gonna be able to do something even close to what you're narrating me in my room?" I said, "Ma'am, just give me a chance." And I was so hungry and so badly needing the job, uh, that I think she, she saw some conviction in my eyes there, and she gave me an opportunity to get across that table for that first opportunity to meet the client who already had a videographer, photographer by then.

But then I suggested that, "Why don't you just let me shoot as a one-man army for you, as a one-man army, and then we will build it up from there?" And somehow one thing led to the other And it's only later I realized that it was not shooting the wedding that excited me the most, but it was the intrapersonal skills that I possess that came out for me too, that I realized it's so beautiful to, to, to dig in stories of all of these beautiful couples and these families who, who let you in their private lives.

What a great opportunity for us to observe, absorb, and then reflect back and gift them these memories in forms of a great album or a, a docu-feature, which never existed during those times.

People just used to do a run-and-gun situation, just to just shoot things and just package it up and give it back.

And here I was, because of my journalistic backgrounds, trying to create a story of it all.

You know, go take me deeper into that thought.