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I knew I saw the world in a different life than what a mainstream, Indian cinema or even like any other type of media, like Indian journalism or Indian media would kind of way.

What happens to our perspectives on the world when we consciously choose to look beyond mainstream portrayal of reality?

It's really strange to think about how the ways we see the world are based on our very personal experiences, based on what we've seen and heard from other people around us or the media. It's like we all have our own

special, unique glasses on and all of our lenses are different. Like, who's actually seeing

reality as it actually is? And how do we know how close our assumptions are or judgments are

to the real objective reality of things? I don't know that there's an

answer, just a mind-boggling thought I had after this conversation. So yes, deep stuff

coming at you from an award-winning photographer whose work has taken him all over the

world in the past few years alone, which taught him invaluable lessons about perspectives.

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