KABIR SAHNI
Filmmaker, Photographer
SHOWREEL
HIPPIES IN THE 60S
Hippies in the 60s reimagines the hippy culture through the lives of contemporary individuals in urban settings. This series blends the iconic elements of the 1960s with today's vibrant and rebellious youth, capturing their experiences of freedom, joy, and connection.
Presented from the perspective of its subjects, the series employs a candid and energetic visual style to capture the spontaneous moments that define this new interpretation of hippy culture. The use of vibrant, neon tones enhances the lively and ecstatic atmosphere of the scenes depicted. the series aims to illustrate how the hippy culture's values and lifestyle continue to influence and resonate with the new generation. By highlighting the unfiltered and spontaneous moments of joy, rebellion, and connection, "Hippies in the 60s" invites viewers to reflect on the timeless nature of these experiences and the enduring quest for freedom and self-expression. It celebrates the ongoing legacy of the hippy movement and its relevance in today's world, capturing the spirit of a new generation of modern-day hippies. Through its candid and energetic imagery, the series showcases the evolving nature of hippy culture, emphasizing its lasting impact on contemporary society.
SMILING MANNQUINS
KHATAM JAWANI
"Khatam Jawani" is a photo series that delves into the contrasting emotions experienced at different stages of life, from the exuberance of youth to the contemplative acceptance of aging. The series captures a range of human emotions, including anger, fear, and a sense of being lost, while also exploring existential themes. Through candid shots and the juxtaposition of life's random events, the series portrays real people in their natural environments, highlighting life-changing moments and the distance that can exist between individuals. It reflects on broken and forgotten dreams, showing young people not fully utilizing their time and middle-aged individuals grieving the lost opportunities to achieve their desires. "Khatam Jawani" invites viewers to contemplate their own journeys, evoking a sense of nostalgia and introspection, and celebrating the beauty and complexity of the human experience.
Hello! I’m Kabir Sahni, a filmmaker, photographer, and cinematographer passionate about visual storytelling. As a film school graduate, I have spent the past few years working on experimental short films, photo series, and freelance projects, exploring themes of human emotion, existentialism, and cultural narratives. My work includes directing and co-producing award-winning films, curating impactful photo exhibitions, and collaborating on creative projects that blend art and storytelling.
Beyond my professional work, I am committed to documenting real-life experiences and social narratives, using my skills to create meaningful visual content. Through Volunteer Yatra, I hope to contribute by capturing and sharing inspiring stories through filmmaking and photography, bringing impactful narratives to life.
I am driven by a desire to tell compelling stories that resonate with audiences, a deep understanding of visual aesthetics, and a relentless pursuit of innovation. Thank you for visiting my page. I look forward to sharing more of my work with you.