I'm a multidisciplinary graphic designer with 6 years of making brands impossible to ignore. Social content, motion graphics, menus, print and full brand systems for F&B, jewellery, fashion, real estate, education and wellness brands across India and Canada. Pretty is my starting point, not my finish line.
Every brand says "we want to stand out." Then they post the same beige template as everyone else. I exist to break that cycle.
Pretty is the baseline, not the point. Every project is measured by what it does for the brand: reach, engagement, leads and revenue.
For over 3 years I've been the creative engine behind restaurant brands across Canada and India through The Digital Nuts. Celebrity kitchens like Khazana by Sanjeev Kapoor and The Secret Kitchen by Chef Aanal Kotak. Legacy giants like Bikanervala. Cult favourites like Farzi Café and Galito's. If a food brand puts it in front of a customer, I've designed it: the post that made them hungry, the menu that made them order more, and the standee they walked past on the way out. Drag or scroll →
A bold fried-chicken concept with a big personality that wasn't landing online, an inconsistent feed, low save/share rates, and new menu drops getting buried before anyone saw them.
A punchy, repeatable visual system: static posts & carousels, stories, motion graphics for every drop, seasonal menus (Christmas & Thanksgiving), plus in-store standees and event flyers, all on one recognizable brand language.
Same obsession with results, five more industries. Keep scrolling, the cards stack.
Problem: pieces worth lakhs, posts worth ignoring. Work: elevated statics, stories and campaign creatives with a proper luxury language. The kind that makes a two lakh necklace feel like one on a five inch screen.
Problem: a label whose feed didn't feel as good as the fabric. Work: social systems, UGC direction, t-shirt graphics and launch creatives. I started my career designing for t-shirt brands, so merch is home turf.
Problem: listings collecting likes instead of enquiries. Work: lead-gen creatives, campaign assets and printables with one job: make the phone ring.
Problem: reaching the right parents and students with a message that respects their intelligence. Work: design consultant with Unacademy, plus admissions and awareness campaigns for coaching institutes. No clip-art graduation caps were harmed.
Problem: trust-first businesses stuck with stock-photo smiles. Work: complete brand identity, guidelines and visual strategy for an Indian pilates studio, logo to launch. Bonus: I'm Precision Nutrition certified (PN L1), so I speak this industry's language without a translator.
One designer, the full visual stack. So your brand looks like one brand everywhere it shows up, not six different ones having an identity crisis.
I design with one question taped to my monitor: will this actually move the business forward? I trained as a journalist first. Bachelor's in Journalism and Mass Communication, class of 2020. That's why my work communicates before it decorates, and why I ask uncomfortable questions like "but what's the point of this post?"
The road so far: freelancing for t-shirt brands and coaching centres straight out of college, consulting for Unacademy, building multi-industry campaigns at MaiTai Global (jewellery, fashion, interiors, F&B), and for the last three-plus years, leading F&B and real estate creative at The Digital Nuts, a Canada-based agency. That's where brands like Khazana by Sanjeev Kapoor, Farzi Café, Galito's and Bikanervala entered my artboards.
My toolkit runs on Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign and After Effects, with AI tools woven into the pipeline as a multiplier, never a crutch. Off the artboard: certified nutrition coach (Precision Nutrition L1) and fitness content creator. Turns out fat loss and brand growth run on the exact same rule. Consistency beats intensity, every single time.
Tell me your goal. I'll design the way there.
A brand that deserves better creatives. A launch that can't afford to flop. A menu quietly crying for help. Whatever brought you here, email me. I reply faster than a story disappears.