We believe the most meaningful moments are the ones that were never meant for the camera.
Founder/Director Of Cinegranth
Hi, I'm Chetan — the person behind Cinegranth Media. For me, wedding photography has never been just about creating beautiful pictures. It's about being present for the little things — the emotions, the chaos, the laughter, the nervous smiles, and those moments that happen without anyone noticing. Over the years, I've realised that the photographs people value most aren't always the perfectly planned ones. They're often the photographs that take them back to a feeling — a glance, a hug, a tear, or a moment they didn't even know was being captured. That's the kind of work I love creating. I don't want my couples to feel like they're constantly being photographed. I want them to feel comfortable enough to forget about the camera and simply be themselves. My role is to observe, understand the people I'm photographing, and quietly document the story as it unfolds. Cinegranth was built around this idea — to create wedding photographs and films that feel personal, honest, and timeless. Because when you look back years later, I don't want you to just remember how your wedding looked. *I want you to remember exactly how it felt.*

The Three Pillars of Cinegranth
Unobtrusive Documentary
We blend into the background of your celebration, capturing raw, unscripted glances, tears of joy, and sacred rituals without interrupting the natural flow of emotion.
Medium Format Elegance
Using state-of-the-art medium format lenses and cinema optics, every frame is crafted with cinematic depth of field, natural skin tones, and rich shadow rendering.
Bespoke Soundscapes
Every film score is individually orchestrated — combining live classical instrumentals, ambient soundscapes, and intimate vows for an immersive auditory experience.
Let’s Create Something Eternal
We accept a thoughtfully limited number of wedding and fine art commissions each season to preserve our devotion to cinematic excellence and personalized storytelling.