Artist of the Month

Karam Shetra
Oil on linen: 54 x 38 inch

The painting depicts the Indian Army's timeless commitment to righteousness, inspired by the teachings of the Mahabharata. It presents the Army as a guardian of dharma, fighting not merely to defend the nation but to uphold justice and protect its core values. The artwork also draws on the strategic and philosophical wisdom of Chanakya, whose principles shape the Army's approach to leadership, diplomacy, and warfare.

“Karam Shetra” at Army Chief’s Lounge

All three service chief’s in front of “Karam Shetra” along with the Nepal Army Chief. The painting was commisioned by the COAS for his lounge where he meets important dignitaries.

Virasat PE Garv
Oil on linen: 60x 30 inches

Depicting Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj overlooking and reviewing the modern Indian Naval fleet from the historic Sindhudurg Fort, this painting on oil on linen highlights the juxtaposition of the past and present. It showcases the timeless influence of Shivaji Maharaj's foresight and the enduring strength of India's modern navy.

“Virasat PE Garv” Presented to Prime Minister at Navy Day 2023

This painting was a piece of admiration for our Prime Minister Narendra Modi during the Navy Day festivities at Sindhudurg. The concept was created to signify Shivaji Maharaj’s importance in the development & mordernisation of the Indian Navy.

Operation Trident
Oil on canvas: 40 x 30 inches

This painting captures the bombing of Karachi Harbour by the Indian Navy’s missile boats in December 1971. Depicting a night-time naval operation presented unique compositional challenges —balancing scale, spatial elements, and the dramatic play of light and shadow to convey both realism and intensity.

Operation Trident Title Launch

The title launch of the film Operation Trident was held at Nausena Bhawan, in the esteemed presence of Admiral R. Hari Kumar, Chief of the Naval Staff. The event also featured the film’s producer, Ritesh Sidhwani, who had commissioned this painting, which was formally presented to the Indian Navy as part of the occasion.

Bastions of Red Fort
Oil on Linen. 84 x 42 inches

This painting was created to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the Territorial Army. Over the years, the TA has stood as an unshakeable pillar in nation-building — both in times of war and peace. Their unwavering commitment and invaluable contributions are widely recognised. Depicting them standing guard at the Red Fort, the painting symbolically honours their enduring service to the nation.

‘Bastions of Red Fort’ Unveiled by Nana Patekar

The painting was unveiled by Nana Patekar during the 150th anniversary celebration of Territorial Army at Terrier Mess in Delhi.

The Invincible Marathas
Oil on canvas: 40 x 30 inches

“The Invincible Marathas" is an artwork showcasing Shivaji Maharaj and his admiral Mainak Bhannari observing a fleet of ships embarking on a naval operation. Shivaji Maharaj, hailed as the father of India's modern navy, possessed a visionary understanding of the necessity for a formidable naval force to counter European naval threats. The Maratha Navy, boasting nearly 200 ships, sought assistance from Portuguese shipbuilders to modernize their fleet. With their green water navy, they unleashed chaos among European powers and exerted dominance over the Arabian Sea.

Mehfil
Oil on linen: 72x 48 inches

The painting captures a "Mehfil," a celebration of music, art, and timeless elegance. It intricately portrays the soul of a bygone era, evoking nostalgia and reverence for cultural heritage through every meticulous detail. The vibrant hues and dynamic composition draw viewers into the lively atmosphere, where melodies and creativity intertwine seamlessly. This work serves as a tribute to the rich traditions and artistic grandeur of the past, inviting one to lose themselves in its enchanting charm.

Divine Love
Oil on linen: XX x XX inches

"Divine Love" portrays the eternal bond between Radha and Krishna amidst a lush, vibrant landscape. Adorned in traditional attire, their connection shines through their gaze and Krishna's flute playing. Rich colors and intricate details emphasize the unity of humanity, spirituality, and nature, inviting viewers to reflect on the beauty of love and harmony.

Munshi Ghat
Oil on canvas : 36 x 24 inches

“Munshi Ghat" portrays the delicate balance of finding peace amidst chaos. Set against the backdrop of Varanasi, the painting captures a serene moment where stillness emerges from the lively, intricate details of daily life. The interplay of light and shadow emphasizes the contrast between the external activity and the inner calm, offering a meditative escape within the dynamic scene. It invites viewers to reflect on the beauty of tranquility even in the most vibrant surroundings.

Last Supper - My First Edition
Oil on canvas: 36 x 24

This painting is my first rendition of "The Last Supper" and holds a special place in my journey as an artist. Created as one of my initial works for my home, it reflects my exploration of faith, tradition, and the interplay of light and shadow. This represents piece my early attempts to bring classical themes into personal spaces, merging emotion with artistry

The Last Supper
Oil on canvas: 48x 30

This painting of "The Last Supper" was completed some time ago, inspired by its profound themes of closeness, inclusivity, and warmth. The composition draws from the iconic biblical scene, celebrating the unity and shared humanity of its figures. The work emphasizes gratitude and togetherness, inviting viewers to reflect on the blessings in their own lives while appreciating the timeless message of this sacred moment

Jethmalani
Oil on canvas: 30 x 40 inch

This painting of Jethmalani with his dog imagines and portrays them together as a heartfelt tribute, created after Jethmalani experienced the loss of his beloved pet. The artwork captures their bond, celebrating the joy and companionship they shared while offering a poignant reflection on love and memory.

Dras in Summer
Oil on linen: 48 x 36 inch

Dras Valley in summer is a vision of life and abundance. I captured its lush green landscapes, fertile fields, and the gentle river flowing gracefully, nourishing the people and animals who call this valley home. Painting this scene felt like honoring the vibrancy and vitality of nature's gift.

Dras In Winter
Oil on linen - 36 x 24 inch

Capturing the snow-clad Dras Valley in winter on my canvas was a deeply personal experience. The surreal beauty of the white and blue valley, cradled by mountains on all four sides, felt ethereal. Painting it allowed me to relive and revive that breathtaking moment and share it with the world.

The Surprise Strike
Oil on linen - 60 x 30 inch

This painting immortalizes their silent triumph, a vivid tribute to the Indian Army's unwavering commitment to peace and tranquility in the Kashmir Valley.On September 24, 2022, armed with precise intelligence, they launched a swift and decisive ambush, turning the whispers of an infiltration attempt into a high-stakes confrontation. The moment crystallized in the painting captures the tense seconds as two foreign terrorists emerge from the shadows, unaware of the silent watchers in the underbrush

Rise of the New Dawn
Oil on linen - 84 x 42 inch

This painting was commissioned by the Madras Regimental Centre to commemorate one of the most significant moments in its history—marked at the Wellington Barracks. After careful deliberation, I chose to depict an imagined yet symbolic scene: the British Army departing the barracks for the last time, as the Indian Army assumed command of the centre. This moment represents a profound turning point in the Centre’s legacy, and it was an honour to bring it to life on canvas.

No Man Left Behind
Oil on linen - 60 x 42 inch

This painting captures the heroic assault on Tololing Top by 18 Grenadiers during the Kargil War. Led by Lt Col Vishwanathan, the scene depicts the daring mission to retrieve the bodies of fallen comrades, including Major R K Adhikari.

Amidst treacherous terrain at 15,000 feet, Lt Col Vishwanathan advances through enemy fire, his uniform marked by wounds. Refusing evacuation, his unwavering courage inspires his men in fierce hand-to-hand combat against well-fortified enemy positions.

The painting vividly illustrates his extraordinary bravery as he demolishes enemy defences, embodying the ethos of "No Man Left Behind." With dramatic light and shadow, it highlights the intensity of battle and the indomitable spirit of those who fought at Tololing Top.