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Poisa Parody Bengali Songs

This is a motion-graphics–driven video created for the Bengali parody song “Poisa.”
In this project, my primary focus was on visual storytelling through motion graphics, using typography, transitions, and animated elements to enhance the satire and message of the song.

Instead of relying heavily on live footage, I emphasized rhythm-based animations, dynamic text movement, and graphic compositions that sync with the music and lyrics.
The goal was to make the visuals engaging, expressive, and impactful while supporting the parody tone of the song.

My Life Cinematic Promo

This cinematic video is a story-driven concept film built around a short script about life, self-belief, and finding happiness in your own way.
The narrative encourages viewers to focus on their journey, stay true to themselves, and create their own happiness—instead of chasing external validation.

The film subtly transitions into a promotional reveal for the T-shirt titled “My Life.”
Rather than a direct product advertisement, the T-shirt is integrated as a symbol of the message, reinforcing the idea that happiness is personal and self-created.

This project blends cinematic visuals, emotional pacing, and meaningful storytelling to transform a simple product promo into an inspiring life-focused narrative.

T-shirt Promotion Video (Comic Style)

This is a creative promotional reel produced for my customized print-on-demand T-shirt brand, 9thLayer.
The video is built around a humorous, concept-driven narrative inspired by Southeastern Railways (Indian Railways), playfully highlighting commonly experienced issues such as frequent delays.

Instead of a direct product advertisement, the promotion is executed through satirical storytelling, using relatable situations, timing-based humor, and cinematic pacing to engage the audience.
The editing focuses on comic rhythm and visual emphasis to turn everyday frustration into an entertaining brand story.

Motion Graphics T-shirt Design Promo Reel

In this project, motion graphics were used to recreate the T-shirt design and transition it onto the mockup, creating a smooth visual flow between the front and back sides of the Designs.
Instead of simple cuts, the design evolves through animated transitions, allowing both sides of the T-shirt to be showcased in a dynamic and engaging way.

To enhance the visual style, additional graphic effects were applied, including a dithering effect, which gives the video a distinct, stylized texture and a more experimental graphic look.
This treatment helps the visuals feel less static and more design-driven, reinforcing the creative identity of the brand.

My Biggest Flex Cinematic Funny Video

This cinematic video begins with a serious, dramatic tone, showing my friends flexing their valuable possessions—smartphones, watches, and other worthy items.
The setup creates the expectation of a high-value reveal, building curiosity through slow pacing, locked boxes, and suspenseful unboxing shots.

The twist comes at the end, where the “most precious item” turns out to be a rare GPay Ladoo from a Google Pay event.
During the event, users collected different types of ladoos to unlock cashback rewards, and this video humorously presents the rarest one as the ultimate flex.

The project plays with contrast—cinematic seriousness versus playful humor, turning a simple app event into an entertaining, story-driven short film.

kamala & Shriman Prithiraj Short Video

This project is a graphic-based animated video created using still frames from the popular Bengali TV serials “Kamala and Shriman Prithiraj.”
Selected screenshots were carefully composed with additional graphic elements to enhance the visual appeal and create well-balanced frames.

Instead of traditional video clips, the animation is built entirely from still images, where motion is introduced through camera movements, layered elements, and subtle transitions.
The approach sits between a motion poster and a short animated sequence—focusing on a few strong, visually pleasing frames rather than continuous motion

Andul Rajbari Creative Hyperlapse

This project is a hyperlapse video created in my locality, Andul Rajbari, using a sequence of approximately 80 still photographs stacked together to form a dynamic time-based motion.
After assembling the frames, Warp stabilization was applied to smooth out camera movement and Create Some Ambience using Color Grading.

Then selected frames were then exported to Photoshop, where I created layered compositions. These layers were re-imported into After Effects to add custom animations and visual effects.

Keonjhar Travel Video

This travel reel was created at Keonjhar, Odisha, with a strong focus on beat-sync editing and freeze-frame transitions.
The visuals are tightly aligned with the rhythm of the music, using precise cuts and pauses to enhance energy and flow.

Freeze frames are used as transition points to add emphasis and create smooth yet impactful scene changes, helping maintain viewer engagement throughout the reel.
The overall edit aims to capture the vibe and movement of travel while keeping the pacing dynamic and modern.

Camera Movements Loop Video

This project is a practical VFX-based looping video created using a real camera lens cap and in-camera movement combined with post-production effects.
A lens cap was attached to a string and suspended in front of a green screen displayed on a PC. The footage was then captured with controlled motion and slight rotation to simulate dynamic movement.

In post-production, the green background was removed using chroma keying, allowing the lens cap to appear as if it is floating, rotating, and flying toward the camera.
Additional rotation and motion refinement were applied to enhance the sense of depth and realism.

A mask-based transition is used to move inside the camera lens. This transition connects seamlessly back to the opening frame of the same shot, creating a perfect visual loop where the motion feels continuous and infinite.

Super Power Interaction T-shirt Promo

This project is a creative promotional video for my print-on-demand, customizable T-shirt brand.
The concept is built around a superpower-inspired interaction, where hand movements are used as the primary control to construct a T-shirt design in mid-air.

Through compositing and motion graphics, floating elements respond to gestures—zooming, resizing, and transforming as if controlled by invisible forces.
Color is introduced by interacting with a virtual color wheel, where hues flow from the wheel into the shapes, gradually forming a complete design that appears suspended in the sky.

A futuristic, neon-style semi-transparent keyboard is introduced as a visual metaphor for creative input. Typing on it resembles writing a prompt, and upon execution, the floating elements react with image-generation–style effects, simulating a design being created in real time.

The sequence concludes with the finalized artwork transitioning smoothly onto a T-shirt mockup, connecting the imaginative process with the final physical product.

3d Space T-shirt Promotion Video Durga Puja Theme

This project is a concept-driven promotional video created for a Durga Puja–themed T-shirt collection.
The video opens by establishing the festive ambience through iconic elements of Durga Puja—kashphool, dhakis, and traditional structures—to instantly set the cultural tone.

A stylized pandal-like 3D space is then introduced, designed as a virtual showcase environment. Within this space, multiple models wearing different T-shirt designs.
Using a smooth, cinematic camera movement, the camera travels through the scene, highlighting each design individually while maintaining visual continuity and flow.

Instead of static mockups, the collection is presented through spatial motion, depth, and controlled transitions, creating an immersive preview of the designs.
The aim was to combine festive storytelling with modern motion graphics and 3D-style composition, resulting in a visually engaging product advertisement.

Split-screen format Explaning Video

This video is a concept-driven motion graphics project that opens with an eye-catching, experimental animation using Dithering-style motion effects to immediately set a dramatic tone.
The initial sequence uses abstract visuals and dynamic motion design to establish tension and draw attention.
The video is structured in a split-screen format:

The upper section showcases the evolving design and motion graphics.

The lower section features a live video of me explaining the creative idea and design process behind the concept.

This format allows the viewer to experience both the final visual output and the creative thinking simultaneously, making it an effective blend of concept presentation, motion design, and creator-led explanation.

Ma Kali Protects Video

This video is a concept-based visual narrative inspired by prayer and social reflection.
The project expresses a silent appeal to Maa Kali in response to the growing chaos and moral imbalance in society—without directly referencing specific incidents.

The visuals combine idol imagery of Maa Kali with symbolic motion graphics and AI-generated artwork. A sequence portrays a woman in distress through abstract visuals, represented by a silhouette-based chase, emphasizing fear and vulnerability rather than realism.
As the narrative progresses, Maa Kali emerges in the background as a protective and powerful presence.

Eye Tracking Motion (T-shirt Promotion Video)

The video opens with a dark, minimal graphical interface that acts as a visual hook, immediately drawing attention through motion and contrast.

Following the hook, the video introduces two different design concepts, explained through on-screen narration.
To enhance realism and fluidity, eye-tracking–based motion is used to drive subtle head and camera movements, creating a natural and smooth visual flow throughout the explanation.