A Journey at the Crossroads of Culture, Storytelling, and Strategy From documenting vanishing traditions in remote Himalayan villages to crafting high-impact digital campaigns for global audiences, my work bridges the worlds of anthropology, culture, and marketing. Trained in Film Art and deeply influenced by cultural anthropology, I have spent decades using cinema to explore human connections, environmental stewardship, and social change. As the founder of Trutonepictures, my award-winning documentaries have screened at international forums, sparking dialogue on urgent issues.
In parallel, my role as a Digital Media Strategist has allowed me to amplify these narratives—blending creative storytelling with data-driven marketing to reach audiences worldwide. Whether through a film, a campaign, or a workshop, my mission remains constant: to tell stories that inspire awareness, empathy, and action.
With a portfolio spanning more than 30 years documentaries, corporate films, and television series, Supriyo Nandy crafts compelling visual narratives that bridge anthropology culture, environment, and human stories. His works include Echoes (Films Division, Govt. of India), the Park Street campaign The Rising, and the acclaimed River of Life. Collaborating with global broadcasters and leading corporations like Aditya Birla Group and Tata Steel, he has brought to screen stories from the Sunderbans to the Himalayas, exploring themes from climate adaptation to music subcultures. Currently, he is creating the Climate Witness series with WWF and building a digital archive to preserve Himalayan heritage.
From documenting vanishing traditions in remote Himalayan villages to crafting high-impact digital campaigns for global audiences, my work bridges the worlds of anthropology, culture, and marketing. Trained in Film Art and deeply influenced by cultural anthropology, I have spent decades using cinema to explore human connections, environmental stewardship, and social change. As the founder of Trutonepictures, my award-winning documentaries have screened at international forums, sparking dialogue on urgent issues. In parallel, my role as a Digital Media Strategist has allowed me to amplify these narratives—blending creative storytelling with data-driven marketing to reach audiences worldwide. Whether through a film, a campaign, or a workshop, my mission remains constant: to tell stories that inspire awareness, empathy, and action.
With a portfolio spanning award-winning documentaries, corporate films, and television series, Supriyo Nandy crafts compelling visual narratives that bridge anthropology culture, environment, and human stories. His works include Echoes (Films Division, Govt. of India), the Park Street campaign The Rising, and the acclaimed River of Life. Collaborating with global broadcasters and leading corporations like Aditya Birla Group and Tata Steel, he has brought to screen stories from the Sunderbans to the Himalayas, exploring themes from climate adaptation to music subcultures. Currently, he is creating the Climate Witness series with WWF and building a digital archive to preserve Himalayan heritage.
Echoes is a journey into the remote Himalayan district of Kinnaur, where society and nature are deeply intertwined, creating a unique social fabric shaped by centuries of adaptation to a harsh environment. Limited resources, extreme weather, and geographic isolation fostered traditions such as fraternal polyandry—brothers marrying a single woman—as a way to sustain families and communities.
Two decades after my maiden film Kinnara, I return to explore how winds of change—driven by the booming apple economy, education, tourism, and modern communication—are reshaping this once-isolated culture. These changes bring both progress and vulnerability, as traditional customs, crafts, music, and architecture face the risk of extinction under outside influences.
Through these intimate portraits, Echoes weaves two parallel narratives:
Ultimately, the film is a meditation on time, culture, and resilience—observing a society at a delicate crossroads, where the echoes of the past still shape the sounds of the present.
With a portfolio spanning award-winning documentaries, corporate films, and television series, Supriyo Nandy crafts compelling visual narratives that bridge anthropology culture, environment, and human stories.
At Lights Camera Ai, we are redefining the future of visual storytelling. Born from decades of experience in documentaries, feature films, and corporate productions, our team isn’t just made up of filmmakers—we are communicators.
The project aims to create a comprehensive digital archive documenting the rich cultural heritage of the Kinnaur and Laul-Spiti regions. This archive will encompass a wide range of cultural elements, livelihood practices.
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