The Jungle's Pride
This is one my favourites and also one of my most time consuming paintings. Such detailed paintings not only give me a sense of satisfaction but also increase my level of patience and concentration. This painting in particular took me about a month to complete. But the final outcome has certainly made me feel on the top of the world. I see a lot of emotions packed in this one frame. Be it pride, ferocity, naughtiness, love, camaraderie, etc, it has it all.

Far from the Madding Crowd
This is one of my paintings that somewhere reflects my deepest desires of breaking away from the humdrum routine life and escaping to some quiet place, far away from the busy streets, the hustle and bustle of the city and the mind boggling worries of life. But loneliness can often be frustrating. That's the reason why I have chosen a dog accompanying the man as the central piece of the painting. Just as the dog is said to be a man's best friend and is considered to be a loyal companion, relishing the sights that nature has to offer with a best friend, a loyal ally could be quite an experience....

Face of Innocence

On the surface this painting may appear to be just a face. But according to me it captures the essence of India - the culture, the tradition, the innocence and the simplicity. It shows the beauty that every Indian woman epitomizes. It is not beauty associated with glamour, but one related to the gleam that the sheer Indian spirit lends to the face of every Indian. It comes from within and brightens up the without.

By the Lake
Yet another dream spot where my thoughts wander. Such places remind me of Henry Davies' lines: "What is this life if full of care, We have no time to stand and stare." How much would I love to stop at some place like this and observe every ripple in the water, every chirp of the bird, and record the stillness of the place in my mind and carry it along till the end of time...