‘Army life taught me a lot about Event Management’
Feb 5, 2012 Wedding People & Planners
Her creative enthusiasm generates magical moments. Meet Bangkok-based Keeran Baweja of ‘Weddings by Keeran’ which offers the most exuberant theme and destination weddings. Keeran is famous for her meticulous planning, superb ability to work on a budget and strong managerial skills. The much sought-after Wedding Planner spoke to Jaspreet Soni
After completing my post-graduation in Botany from Miranda House, Delhi, I married an Army officer, so we lived in many places, and I got to participate in many competitions and organize creative events. The experiences strengthened my passion for creativity and over the years I developed an eye for detail, and learnt how to give shape to ideas. Later, my husband took premature retirement from the Army, and we moved to Bangkok where his family resides. And then on began my career as a Wedding Planner.
- Tell us about any one theme you have executed till date, which has been one of the most memorable experiences.
The one that was truly special is a Retro Bolly/ Holly theme we executed recently. It was the client’s idea, and though a tried and tested theme, we added new dimensions by opting for life size cutouts of famous 70’s movie icons like Gabbar Singh, Sholay Buddies, John Travolta, Wonder Woman, Basanti etc with their equally famous accessories, which were placed all around the venue. We also used sound bites from the same 70’s films, giveaways such as moustaches, funky 70’s sun-glasses, polka-dotted scarves further enhanced the effect. The success of the party was quite elating!
Another theme, I always look forward to executing is the Rajasthani theme. I am deeply enamored by the multi-colored hues, jewelry, dances and structures of Rajasthan.
- Besides decor, which other aspect of wedding management do you enjoy the most?
I enjoy anything which requires detailing and follow-ups. I don’t like leaving anything to chance—be it the transport, entertainment, menus or any other aspect of wedding planning.
- Where do you shop for wedding decor elements?
I live in Bangkok but I shop for weddings whenever I travel. In short, I walk, talk, eat, drink and sleep my work. It gets too much sometimes for people around me, so I need to take myself away from my passion when I’m with my family and friends!
- What advice would you like to share with WeddingSutra readers
- Detail, Detail and Detail, to make life easier
- Give a heading to each element and then subheadings so tracking and remembering becomes easier.
- If you’re hiring the services of a Wedding Planner, choose one who gives you good advice on where your (or your parents) hard earned money should be spent and what expenditure can be avoided
- Don’t stress the small stuff on your wedding day, make sure you don’t get irritated or annoyed by anyone’s action—be they a family member, friend, acquaintance or wedding service provider. Because what you’ll remember most, is how you felt on your very special day!
To get in touch with Keeran write to keeran@weddingsbykeeran.com
Tags: Army, Events, Keeran Baweja, Life, Retro Bolly, Thailand, Theme, Weddings
Bollywood Weddings- how much do they cost?
Jun 30, 2011 Destination Weddings, Wedding People & Planners
The sangeet at the recently organised GVK Reddy wedding in Hyderabad was termed India’s most spectacular not because SRK and a host of b-town stars were there, but also because the Big B and his entire family was there. There was a lot of speculation on how much each star billed the family and one newspaper even reported that Salman Khan was offered Rs 20 crore for his presence (untrue). Here, we present to the best of our ability, how the business of inviting Bollywood stars as guests or performers to a wedding actually works, and what families shell out for a Bollywood theme sangeet.
A-league actors charge between Rs 1 crore to Rs 1.5 crore while SRK’s fee is Rs 2 crore. Sources say Akshay Kumar is the most business-savvy when it comes to negotiating, while among the actresses, it’s Katrina Kaif. The actresses fee range between Rs 30 and Rs 45 lakh. Says Wedding Planner Veena Bachani: “The three most sought-after names@ Weddings today are SRK, Salman and Katrina.”
Bachchans senior we are told are an exception in that they don’t regard ‘attending weddings’ a money-making exercise. They only attend weddings of families they are close friends with, like the GVK Reddy’s. And the presumption is that the Bachchans did not charge the Reddys any fee for their presence at the wedding. When families invite just one or two actors or actresses’ they or their Wedding Planners interact and firm up the deal with the Managers of the stars, but if they’re organizing a big bollywood extravaganza they hire the services of specialist firms like the Moranis owned Cineyug or Wizcraft who are considered the most powerful when it comes to getting the dates or the best rates of A-league stars.
Malaika Arora Khan is one of the most sought-after entertainers @ destination weddings in popular locales like Bali, Thailand and Goa. Source say pre Dabanng, Malaika charged Rs 5-6 lakh, and now her fee is around Rs 12 lakh. Besides flying down Malaika in business class and arranging for her stay at a suite, there are the costs of flying down her troupe—manager, choreographer, makeup artist and sometimes a dance troupe, and their fees. Sophie Chowdhary who charges around Rs 3.5 lakh is also popular and so is Yana Gupta.
While the not in the A-league actors/ actresses charge between Rs 3 and 5 lakh, other actresses like Mehak Chahal, Shveta Salve, Mona Singh, are quite popular at the grand yet not grandest destination weddings. They usually charge around Rs 1.5 lakh. But as Veena Bachani informs us the star fees is just a percentage of the spends@ the sangeet. When there is a big sangeet and performances by Bollywood stars there are several other costs like choreography, decor & stage, compere, DJ, music & sound, dancers and lighting—and the typical budget at a big, fat sangeet (not including the venues, food or an international act) hovers around Rs 50 lakh!
Tags: Akshay Kumar, Bachchans, Bollywood extravaganza, Bollywood stars, Bollywood theme, Bollywood Weddings, Cost, Inviting, Katrina Kaif, Malaika Arora Khan, Salman Khan, Sangeet, Sophie Chowdhary, SRK, Veena Bachani, Weddings, Yana
The Grandest Weddings take place in Hyderabad
Jun 7, 2011 Wedding People & Planners
Hyderabad is now synonymous with Big fat South Indian Weddings. This week industrialist GV Krishna Reddy’s grand-daughter weds in Hyderabad, and the wedding is expected to be one of the grandest weddings of the year, where Mukesh and Anil Ambani, Salman Khan, Aishwarya and Abhishek Bachchan will be the star guests. The city boasts of some of the finest properties for big conferences & weddings—like HICC and Ramoji Film City and some of Hyderabad’s shaadi specialists are much sought-after among the city’s super-rich Reddys and Marwaris. We profile Decor expert Dinaz Noria, Ace Photographer Venkat Ramana, Catering King Hemang Momaya and Event Managers Rakhi and Sanjay Kankaria.
Decor by Dinaz
One of the city’s most respected wedding vendors, the cheerful and amiable Dinaz is very popular among Hyderabad’s VIPs; she earlier worked with British Airways and moved to Hyderabad almost two decades ago, after her marriage to a city businessman. She started her creative career with creating window displays for Jewellery stores, and thanks to an encouraging response from one Jeweller, she ventured into floral & decor design for events. Since then Dinaz and her team have conceptualised and executed, many high-profile theme weddings and events in Hyderabad.
Kodak Moments by Venkat Ramana
Venkat Ramana who ranks among the finest photographers in South India, has photographed hundreds of high profile weddings. He believes ‘photography is not just an art anymore, but a full-time vocation, it’s important for the professional to understand the challenges of the competitive business and build relationships that last forever.’ Explains Ramana: “Unlike earlier, today our clients are taking more interest in photography, they’re investing more time on pre-wedding portraits and want many candid moments in their wedding album.” Interestingly, in this digital age, there is more interest in preserving the beautiful wedding moments, through beautiful prints, Says Ramana: “For many weddings we’ve printed anywhere between 1,000 and 5,000 photographs from the different wedding functions, in new innovative albums and photo books.”
Exotic Flavors by Hemang Momaya
Gaurav Caterers, is much sought-after both in the Marwari and Reddy community. Says 28 year old Hemang Momaya whose father set up the business: “My father was in the transport business, but since he loved food, he started helping his friends as a hobby. And some years later, he plunged full-time into catering. We have two distinct offerings—for Marwari weddings, a Rajasthani spread is a must-have, and for Reddy weddings, in place of the Rajasthani spread, there is a variety of rice dishes”. A very elaborate fare at a super-grand wedding with catering by Gaurav Caterers would include upto 40 varieties of chaats from Kanpur, Indore, Delhi and Mumbai. Punjabi, Mughlai and South Indian or Rajasthani delicacies, Italian, Mexican and Thai cuisine, exotic fruits from around the world, 16-18 varieties of Mango, and a spread of sweets numbering between 21 and 101.
Extravagant Events by Rakhi and Sanjay Kankaria
The dynamic husband-wife duo were running a stock broking/ finance business till 15 years agp, and the downturn in the market, propelled them to venture into a different terrain. Over the next few years, Rachnoutsav their event management company built a formidable reputation among corporate houses in Hyderabad and today their clients include the who’s who of corporate India. Explains the articulate Rakhi Kankaria: “We ventured into wedding management just three years ago, the majority of our wedding clients, are Reddy’s media, construction and manufacturing barons. Most of them still prefer the good old home town wedding vis-a-vis destination weddings at locales like Goa, Bali or Thailand. Sometimes for the engagement, upto 3,000 guests are invited, and the numbers for the wedding, go upto ten, twelve thousand or even more.” One of the most interesting wedding themes executed by Rachnoutsav was a ‘Chettinad and Thai’ fusion theme.
Tags: Dinaz Noria, Hemang Momaya, Hyderabad, Rakhi Kankaria, Sanjay Kankaria, Venkat Ramana, Weddings
Gurleen Puri to share insights on ‘Wedding Planning’ at Cannes International
Jun 3, 2011 Wedding People & Planners
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Gurleen Puri, one of India’s most talented Wedding Planners has been invited as a speaker to the Cannes Lions 58th International Festival of Creativity 2011- to speak on ‘Planning a Royal Indian Wedding’, a rare honour and a first in the Indian Wedding Industry. The invitation has come from the international advertising company Wieden + Kennedy which is organizing a workshop/ seminar during the Cannes Ad festival, the premier event for creative leaders around the world.
The Cannes Lions learning program features 57 world-class seminars across seven days inside the Palais des Festival. Thought-leaders and experts in all forms of communications and creative thinking get together to inspire, debate and entertain at the Festival. The seminar ‘Planning: By People who aren’t ‘Planners’ will aim to get practical insights and ideas from creative leaders. So rather than ask planners (advertising) about planning, the agency has brought together a group of people who have to plan- rigorously, creatively, imaginatively but who are from outside the small world of advertising. While Gurleen speaks about ‘How to Plan a Royal Indian Wedding’ the other speakers at the same seminar include Lt Colonel Chris Paton from the Royal Marines who’ll speak on ‘How To Plan Military Operations In Afghanistan’, Jennifer Lyon Bell, Erotic Filmmaker of Blue Artichoke Films will speak on ‘How To Plan For Real Chemistry’ and Kat Clark, Head of Campaign Communication, Greenpeace will talk about ‘How To Plan Non-Violent Intervention’.
Wedding Decor & Design by Gurleen Puri
Gurleen Puri is synonymous with orchestrating the most elaborate, large-scale wedding extravaganzas in India and abroad. She is known to plan and design not just uniquely tailored weddings, but also other personalized events. Gurleen was 18 years old when she started off as a wedding planner. Till then she had no clue – her only ambition in life was to be a DJ or a horse rider. Gurleen Puri is very eclectic in her styling– taking the best of the Indian traditional or the traditional elements from any part of the world in terms of colors, artwork, artifacts, etc and marrying them with modern florals, lighting, contemporary table linen, etc and thereby presenting the whole picture very stylishly.
Tags: Cannes, Gurleen Puri, Wedding Planner, Wedding Planning, Weddings, Widen + Kennedy
Meet the Royal Wedding Florist & the Official Photographer
Apr 28, 2011 Wedding People & Planners
On Friday, all eyes will be on Shane Connolly’s work. And post Friday, all eyes will be on Hugo Burnand’s work. Meet two among the most important behind the scenes people- Shane Connolly the Royal Wedding florist and Hugo Burnand the official photographer.
Floral artistic director Shane Connolly, has been working in floral design since 1987 (after a stint in research psychology), and currently runs Shane Connolly Flowers with business partner Jamie Marlar in West London. In an interview Connolly who also arranged the flowers for Prince Charles and Camilla Parker’s wedding spoke: “William and Kate want things to reflect their personalities. It’s not a statement of anything other than their individuality, it’s completely straight-forward, simple, and good.” The floral arrangements in Westminster Abbey will feature a variety of British flowers and trees, including azaleas, rhododendron, euphorbias, beech, wisteria and lilac. Prince William and Kate Middleton have made several eco-friendly choices at their royal wedding, and the appointment of Shane Connolly is no exception. Connolly is known for his “sustainable approach to floristry,” which uses live growing plants and trees. Westminster Abbey will have eight 20 feet-high Maple and Hornbeam trees, all growing in planters, for the wedding. The palace said Will and Kate will donate or replant most of their royal wedding flowers and greenery.
Hugo Burnand has photographed Prince William privately before and was the official photographer at the wedding of Prince Charles and Camilla Parker. Hugo learnt the basics of photography from his mother who used to turn their kitchen into a dark room in the evenings and he started with his first camera at the age of seven. He started his career as an assistant to a photographer and later set-up his own studio in Notting Hill. On being asked what camera gear he will use on 29th, Burnand responded “A Hasselblad H4D-50– the best”. Burnand, also quipped that he’s not nervous but very excited and if there’s one thing he hopes for on the D-day its “sunshine, to lift everyone’s spirit higher.”
Tags: Florist, Hugo Burnand, Royal Wedding Photographer, Shane Connolly
Indian connection takes the (royal wedding) cake!
Apr 7, 2011 Wedding People & Planners
It was nice to read this story in The Economic Times, on Britain’s Royal wedding sweet Indian connection. UK based Kishore Patel encouraged his wife Fiona Cairns to make the leap from graphic design to luxury baking. Her delicious cakes soon made it to shelves of top-end retailers, and a few weeks ago Cairns bagged the dream assignment: baking the multi-tiered cake for the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton.
Fiona Cairns and her signature cakes
In an interview to The Economic Times, Cairns said she started baking cakes at home for weddings and birthdays of friends and family. It was her husband Patel’s proverbial Gujarati business acumen and inspiration that propelled her to scale-up operations and launch the Fiona Cairns baking company. Today, their enterprise has a turnover of 8 million USD and employs 90 people and supplies to Fortnum and Mason, Harrods, Selfridges, Waitrose and Sainsbury’s.
Though she hasn’t revealed the exact number of tiers, she states: “What we’re creating for Prince William and Kate Middleton is a traditional fruit cake with a twist of the modern. The royal wedding cake will have all-white intricate icing with Victorian floral themes and the princess-to-be has been involved in evolving the final look.”
Patel and Cairns quip: “We would certainly consider selling into India if we had the right partner to do it with”. While the couple are clearly elated about their dream project, they know what to do next—be the most sought-after suppliers for big, fat Indian Weddings!
Tags: Cake, Fiona Cairns, Kishore Patel, royal wedding
Cricket Carnival @ The Big Fat Indian Wedding
Apr 5, 2011 Wedding People & Planners
The cup of joy is overflowing, so what do shaadi specialists say on Team India’s influence@ Big Fat Indian weddings. Manoj Gopalani, Director of Seventy Seven Events and Var Vadhu, believes the influence will be huge, atleast for the next few months: “In the last few weeks, many corporates arranged for screenings and spent between Rs 2 and Rs 25 lakh per event, but Big Fat Weddings, will see real cricket, pre-wedding events, where families spend a few crores or more on recreating an IPL-style ambience. He adds: “Cricketers will also be much sought-after wedding guests. Film-stars and TV artistes are and will always be in demand, either as entertainers or as guests, but for now, some families will request for cricketers as the celebrity guest, even if it’s at an astronomical fee.”
According to Saurabh Agarwal of Ahmedabad-based Red Events, many more of his high profile families are interested in their signature ‘Cricket Carnival’. “Last year we organised IPL style cricket matches as part of the grand celebrations of different weddings in Udaipur, Ahmedabad and Nagpur. In one of the matches Ajay Jadeja and Vinod Kambli, captained the bride’s and groom’s teams, Harsha Bhogle was the special guest, Mandira Bedi the host, while Veejays Ranvijay and Anushka cheered the crowds; there were team banners, flags and posters, uniforms with logos, and the trophy was named the ‘Cup of Love’, drums and cheerleaders entertained the audience, and there were specially composed team anthems too.”
Wedding Filmmakers like Mumbai’s Vishal Punjabi and Delhi’s Raja and Badal Jain are now getting ready to capture not just the shaadi, reception, mehendi and sangeet, but the cricket carnival too. Says Vishal Punjabi whose next assignment is a destination wedding in Bali: “I’ll be filming a cricket match for the first time, and I’m so looking forward to it.” Raja and Badal Jain talk about their experience of filming the Big Indian family@ cricket matches, where some audience is not in sporty attire, but dripping diamonds and colourful chiffons: “Filming cricket is interesting, but obviously not as exciting or entertaining as Bollywood-inspired wedding moments.”
While ‘Feeling Blue’ acquires a whole new meaning, Uttara Shah, Mumbai’s luxury wedding card designer says two of her clients are considering cricket theme logos, invites and give-aways. She says: “One client is thinking of flags, t-shirts or caps, which the guests can wear or bring along to the match. And for another die-hard cricket fan groom, we’re looking at designing a box in India colors—the invite is a ticket or a certificate, and in the box will be mini bats with a message from the couple.”
We always thought the Big Fat Indian Wedding was one Big Party, whoever thought, it would be one Big Game too!
Pictures courtesy: www.badalraja.com
Tags: Badal Jain, Cricket Carnival, Cricket Matches, Cricket Theme, Decor, Manoj Gopalani, Red Events, Uttara Shah, Var Vadhu, Vishal Punjabi, Weddings
Meet the Shaadi Samagri Specialist
Mar 24, 2011 Wedding People & Planners
When NRI Sindhis visit Mumbai for shaadi shopping, there’s one person they must visit, Colaba-based Pradeep Gidwani, who specialises in puja samagri (puja related items) and wedding decor accessories. His clients come from far and wide like Netherlands Antille, Spain, Hongkong and Dubai. Pradeep’s designs samagri color co-ordinated with the wedding theme (or the bride’s wedding wear), and he retails decor elements like the backdrop for pre-wedding functions, packaging material and boxes for favors.
Pradeep Gidwani@ a Wedding in JW Marriott, Mumbai
Cuffe Parade housewife Sapna Bharwani tells us how Pradeep has been involved with the wedding elements of every wedding in her family since 1996. “Our large family is spread all over the world and every few months a family member or friend visits Mumbai for wedding shopping. Our must-visit destinations include Pradeep Gidwani’s studio for decor accessories, multi-designer boutiques Designer Studio and Ensemble for trousseau picks, Lalchand Jewellers@ Colaba for diamond jewellery and Bhuleshwar for bindis and bangles.” According to Sapna Bharwani, unlike earlier today most of her NRIs relatives prefer organising the destination wedding abroad, in places like Thailand or Bali. “The weather and the traffic is a big-dampener, so they prefer marrying abroad, but there, you won’t find a resourceful person like Pradeep, or a fun shopping place like Bhuleshwar, so Mumbai is a must-visit place for wedding shopping.”
For many like Pishu and Mayu Mirani from Hongkong, the Vaswanis from Saudi Arabia, Lasmanas from Jakarta and Alwanis from St Martin, Pradeep has not just supplied the all-important wedding items, but he stepped in as a family member to help co-ordinate all the pooja rituals. He explains: “Recently, when Pooja and Jackie Vaswani’s son Akash got married at Amby Valley I was there to co-ordinate with the Maharaj for the pooja samagrahi, and in the last minute when the wedding party couldn’t find the ‘sanduli’ on which the pooja is performed, I co-ordinated with the relatives who were on their way to purchase it from a shop enroute.”
While color co-ordinated pooja samagri is Pradeep’s forte, attention-to-detail decor items (personalised cushion covers, napkins) his speciality, his clients can rely on him for help which they can’t get from regular event management companies. Explains Pradeep: “At one wedding, the Pandit had to go back home since it was very late, and the Dattar ceremony (salt ceremony) was to take place—but none of the relatives how to go about it, thankfully I was there to guide them on the how to’s.”
WeddingSutra Editors Note- Here’s our tip for all budding wedding managers. At the best event management schools, you’ll learn about wedding-related food, decor, entertainment and guest management. But as Pradeep’s experience proves, it’s not enough to know just that if you want to be much sought-after by clients.
Big Fat Indian Wedding Specialists in Bali
Mar 13, 2011 Destination Weddings, Wedding People & Planners
Bali, the holiday hot-spot is now well-known as the perfect locale for Indian weddings. Home to most of Indonesia’s Hindus, Bali boasts of the most magnificent settings for special celebrations—an intimate wedding, a romantic celebration or a big fat spectacular Indian wedding. For wedding vendors/ specialists the Indian wedding market is obviously a hugely lucrative market and some of them are much sought-after both by Indians who live in Indonesia, and Indians hosting their destination wedding there. Jakarta-based Samara Melwani profiles four of them.
Wedding Planner Innayat Khupchandani: A highly experienced and respected Wedding Planner, Innayat planned his own wedding in Bali three years ago. Innayat helps with everything– concept, venue, design, decor, flow of event, hospitality, transportation, staff, entertainment, fireworks, sound and lighting, alcohol, gift baskets, souvenirs, wedding cards and favors.
DJ Danny Dinani: The resident DJ of almost all Indian weddings in Bali. Danny has performed in Australia, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Macau, Philippines and China, but he lives by the words– ‘eat, pray, love & get married in Bali’. He specializes in mainstream RnB, house and bollywood music and one of his own popular remixes is Jai Ho (Electrophonic Mix). What’s more, he provides all kinds of AV equipments including sound & lighting system, LED screen, rigging truss, generators, band and other backline equipments. For more information, visit www.danditinc.com his mixes are free for download at http://rmx.danditinc.com
Decor Queen Dina Touwani: From regular styles like Contemporary Indian, European classic, Rustic Chic, Vintage, Minimalist to unique and creative themes like James Bond, Super Heroes, Shanghai Tang and Venetian masquerade, Dina has done it all. Having worked with Preston Bailey as his local floral manager for several events, Dina has worked at most 5 star resorts and private villas in Bali, transforming their outdoor spaces, chapels or ballrooms into something magical.
Food by Queens Tandoor: No Indian wedding is complete without desi khana and fortunately, Bali has Queens Tandoor. Originally from Jakarta, this Indian owned restaurant serves the yummiest vegetarian and non–vegetarian dishes, and their Indian desserts fare is amazing.
Editors Note- Samara shares some insights on the role of wedding experts, wherever they may be: “An Indian wedding’s ‘to-do’ list can be never ending and no wedding expert can ensure the wedding family remains stress-free but the wedding people featured above can certainly ensure you’re less hassled and you have more fun on the wedding day.”
Lighting effect at Rock Bar, Ayana Spa & Resort, Bali
Mandap setup at the Water Garden, Conrad, Bali
Sangeet setup, Ayana Spa & Resort, Bali
Tags: Ayana Spa and Resort, Bali, Conrad, Destination Weddings, Dina Touwani, DJ, DJ Danny Dinani, Innayat Khupchandani, Jakarta, Queens Tandoor, Samara Melwani, Venues, Water Garden, wedding, Wedding Planner
The Wedding Filmer
Feb 26, 2011 Wedding People & Planners
Our new column called “Wedding People” where you can get up and close with People who are part of the Wedding Industry. In our second post here, we profile The Wedding Filmer Vishal Punjabi
Vishal Punjabi who till recently was producing and directing commercials for Shah Rukh Khan’s Red Chillies Entertainment has quit his job to start a delightful new venture ‘The Wedding Filmer’.
Says Vishal: “I put on hold my plans to direct my first feature film, so I could concentrate all my time and efforts on building ‘The Wedding Filmer’ an idea that began at my own wedding which was a beautiful riverside affair. We didn’t get a videographer with us so I decided to capture the weekend with whatever little equipment I had and with the help of some brilliant cinematographer friends. I ended up cutting three films which became an instant hit on Facebook after which I was sure I wanted to set up The Wedding Filmer.
At The Wedding Filmer we create memories for you to treasure for years to come- beautifully captured films of your wedding days. With 10 years of experience in the Indian Film Industry, The Wedding Filmer draws on a huge pool of Bollywood and Fashion talent to create this magic. Each wedding is catered to uniquely and each couple get to choose from a trailer of the wedding, a full length film (ranging from 5 mins to an hour long) along with coverage of the entire event.”
So what does Vishal like most about Wedding film-making? “It’s the best form of film-making I have experienced. Every emotion felt is real. Nothing is staged. What I grew to realize is during the wedding, everyone involved is so busy hosting and making sure everything is right, they miss the emotions they need to go through. Watching them feel those emotions when they watch my films is most heartening.”
To view the work of The Wedding Filmer visit
http://vimeo.com/channels/theweddingfilmer
To get in touch with Vishal visit www.theweddingfilmer.co.in
Tags: The Wedding Filmer, Vishal Punjabi, Wedding Film-making, Wedding Films
