Creative
I’m a
Alchemist
interested in inspiring stories & conscious brands
Some Drive
The primary emergence of the human consciousness is the question that encompasses our identity; “Who am I?”. While we ironically call it the ‘I’ or ‘Me’, we often fail to realise that a large portion of it is in fact, constructed by ‘Others’.
My education at LASALLE College of the Arts in Singapore and the London Film School followed by my vast experience in the Creative Industry and the Social Sector played a pivotal role in the formation of this ‘I’ . However, it is in my spiritual pursuit I found, that the answer to ‘Who am I?’ actually rests in the dissolution of the ‘I’.
My life has been a seething cauldron of excitement and laughter, sighs and despair, anger and rejection, work and sweat, wisdom and foolishness. As someone who is constantly seeking to evolve, I expect the coming years to be a kaleidoscopic exchange of learning and teaching; pieces of broken mirrors shifting and emerging into new patterns, images and colours.
I am deeply grateful to have had an enriching education, a diverse work experience, and above all, the privilege to pursue a creative career. With a burning fire within me to authentically serve humanity from my heart, my dream as a creator is to establish a unique language of communication that has the power to touch & transform lives at the level of the ‘I’.
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Some Skills
Education
M.A Filmmaking - London Film School, UK
B.A (Hons) Film - LASALLE College of the Arts, Singapore
Certificates
Communication Science - University of Amsterdam
Entrepreneurship Specialization - Whatron, UPenn
Feminism & Social Justice - University of California
Design Thinking, Social Innovation & Complex Systems - LinkedIn
Programming with & for Adolescents - UNICEF
Child Protection in Theory & Practice - HarvardX
Selling, Marketing & Distributing Film - London Film School
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I write to examine the stories we live inside, and the ones we keep repeating without noticing. Love, belief, power, delusion, intimacy, identity. The places where personal mythology collides with culture and quietly shapes behaviour.
Delulu is (Not) the Solulu is the beginning, not the conclusion. Alongside books, I write screenplays, essays, op-eds, and conceptual work that moves between page and screen. Some stories demand prose. Others demand dialogue, silence, and subtext. I’m interested in all of it.
My intent is to build a body of work that travels across mediums and reaches wide audiences without flattening complexity. Stories that entertain, unsettle, and linger. Work that starts conversations, challenges inherited narratives, and over time, contributes to a larger cultural movement.
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I’ve spent over 15 years moving stories from idea to execution. Fiction, non-fiction, long-form, short-form, theatre, music videos, documentaries, and campaigns with something to say.
I care deeply about craft, but never at the cost of truth. Whether I’m working with actors, real people, or raw environments, the work always comes back to narrative integrity. A well-told story doesn’t just entertain. It reorganizes how people feel, think, and relate.
My intent is clear. I aim to direct mainstream cinema and theatre that reaches beyond niche audiences. Work that moves masses without diluting intelligence. Stories that travel emotionally, culturally, and socially. Not noise. Not spectacle for its own sake. Work that lingers, provokes conversation, and slowly becomes part of a larger movement.
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I don’t build brands that shout for attention. I work with ideas, people, and organisations that already carry weight and are ready to be articulated clearly.
My practice sits at the intersection of strategy, visual language, narrative, and cultural context. I help brands define who they are, what they stand for, and how they show up without distortion. When identity is clear, communication becomes simple.
My intent is to work on larger cultural and social narratives through brand and communication. To collaborate with institutions, movements, and businesses that shape public thought, not just consumer behaviour. Brands, at their best, don’t sell products. They shape values, conversations, and collective imagination. That’s the work I’m moving toward.
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This is the work that runs underneath everything else.
I won’t call myself a guru or a therapist. I’m neither. What I bring is lived experience, rigorous self-inquiry, and an intuitive understanding of how humans break, adapt, defend, and evolve. I’ve made a thorough study of my own mess, and I continue to do the work. That’s the qualification.
My approach isn’t certified. It’s embodied. Practical. Sometimes uncomfortable. Always grounded in personal responsibility rather than spiritual bypassing. If you’re looking for quick fixes or performative healing, this won’t be for you. If you’re ready to meet yourself honestly, we can talk.
Some Book
Published by Hay House Inc. in 2026, Delulu is (not) the Solulu is my autobiographical self-help book disguised as a confession, a mirror, and a quiet rebellion against everything we were taught to call “normal.”
Written through lived experience rather than lofty theory, the book traces the my journey through love, loss, spiritual bypassing, ambition, identity crises, and the many ways we outsource our power while calling it growth. Each “Delulu” chapter exposes a comforting lie we cling to, while its corresponding “Solulu” offers grounded insight, emotional intelligence, and practical self-inquiry drawn from psychology, spirituality, and real-world relational patterns. It is not a how-to manual that promises overnight enlightenment. It’s a brutally honest, often funny exploration of what it actually takes to unlearn conditioning, stop performing healing, and build a relationship with yourself that isn’t based on shame, superiority, or survival.
Some Films
Series: Limitless Season 2
Set in the dense, electric lanes of Govandi, Mumbai, this is an intimate observational documentary following the life and inner world of Saniya MQ, a young rapper, writer, and student navigating art, faith, ambition, and identity in a society quick to judge and slow to listen.
Series: Limitless S1
This documentary follows Maleesha, a teenage girl whose life shifted overnight from the narrow lanes of a Mumbai slum to the global fashion spotlight. Discovered by chance, she is suddenly balancing school, family, and the pressures of an industry eager to frame her story before she has had the time to grow into it herself.
Some Brands
‘Best Film’ - London Eco Film Festival
‘Special Jury Prize’ - International Nature & Environment Protection Festival
‘Best Editing’ - International Film Festival of Andaman & Nicobar
‘Best Documentary Series’ - New York Film & TV Awards
Frank Karel Scholarship (2021)
RSN Scholar : Ashoka University (2021)
Nationwide 30 Under 30 (2020)
Finalist ‘Good Pitch’ by DocSociety, Sundance & Ford Foundation (2020)
UN Women UK Delegate : 65th Commission on the Status of Women (2020)
Official Selection to over 40 International Film Festivals
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