Arvind Chenji

Arvind Chenji. Warm hearted, humble and a great sense of humour to moot. Oh! And by the way he also happens to be the most famous, talked-about and happening photographer in town…if that's not known by all the fashion gurus and aficionados by now. Chenji also holds the credit for being one amongst the few photographers from India who worked for the much-acclaimed National Geographic Channel.

He is an Image Engineer who can not only create the right image mood and setting for any brand, but also visualize the impact and returns that an image will get for his clients, in the long term. And this comes from having been doing just this for over two decades with remarkable success

Life through the Lens

Monday, 03 August 2009 08:12 Arvind Chenji

The Female Of The Species
There’s a subtle and deadly ploy being played out all over at the moment. No, I’m not talking of something as simple as the politicians and their promises. Nor am I talking of the impending 3rd great war. I’m talking of something much more dangerous. The war of subterfuge against men by women.

Life through the Lens

Saturday, 02 May 2009 12:33 Arvind Chenji

Some time back a group of tomato farmers were protesting to the State Government, seeking their help in getting better prices for their crop. And who wouldn’t? If you were growing tomatoes which cost you, let’s say 500 rupees a kg to produce, and there were people willing to buy it for 24 rupees and thirty paisa per kilo, you would be upset too. These prices, of course, are not current prices, but keeping in mind the rate of inflation, this is probably what the prices will be like in coming July.

Life through the Lens

Monday, 06 April 2009 10:43 Arvind Chenji

There is a reverse trend of the Darwinian Theory happening at the moment. I’m convinced about that. When I see otherwise normal ladies sauntering around the streets wearing a night suit with sport shoes on their morning walk, or when I chanced upon a gentleman who was brushing his teeth while traveling on the foot board of a city bus, or on so many such occasions when the simple niceties of social behaviour are completely ignored, I am convinced about that. Look at what happened last week!

Life through the Lens

Friday, 27 February 2009 02:45 Arvind Chenji

Some time back, I’d written about my views on Vaastu in one of my columns. A large percentage of readers smiled at it and quickly skipped the column before they could identify themselves with the characters in it.