Amit Khanna Photography

Change your lens, Change your story

For me, the camera is a sketchbook, an instrument of intuition and spontaneity

A Film Maker

Started off as a short film director at an extremely age his short films such as Unnoticed Love, Misunderstood, Yeh Jahaan and Squall travelled across the globe and were well received by one and all, Amit directed his first hindi film Tutiya Dil which released in the year 2012

A Photographer

Associated with international brands like Starbucks for celebrity photo shoots as well as brands like Krishna Pearls, Chromozome, Oriflame, Gatsby, Crusoe, Dr. Tvacha, Dazzler, Horra Luxury, Kodak Lens and many more.

About

Introducing Amit Khanna: A Visionary Filmmaker, Fashion Photographer, and Creative Trailblazer

Meet Amit Khanna, a multi-talented artist hailing from the vibrant city of Mumbai, India. With an unparalleled passion for visual storytelling, Amit has carved an indelible mark in the realms of fashion photography, filmmaking, and writing. His artistic journey has been nothing short of extraordinary, marked by prestigious accolades and global recognition.

Amit Khanna’s lens has painted the world in hues of elegance and style. As a celebrated fashion photographer, he holds the distinguished honour of the Dada Saheb Phalke Excellence Award (2016), a testament to his unparalleled expertise in capturing the essence of fashion. His work has graced esteemed platforms like Femina Miss India, Lakme Fashion Week, Rubaru Mr.India, Provogue Mr.India and many international brands. Amit’s unique vision has transformed India’s fashion photography scene, elevating it to international standards and adorning the pages of renowned publications like Vogue, L’officiel, and Men’s XP.

Beyond the camera, Amit Khanna’s directorial and writing prowess has earned him accolades on the global stage. He made a remarkable debut with Channel V’s first fiction show “Roomies” and continued his journey with feature films like “Tutiya Dil” and “Badmashiyaan.” His short film “An Untold Story of Paperboats” captured hearts at the Nice Film Festival, where it won the Best Short Film in a Foreign Language award. Amit’s work has shone bright at the Cannes Film Festival, where his films, including “Friends-in-law” and “Still About Section 377,” were premiered, showcasing his innovative storytelling and cinematic brilliance.