Pubarun Basu started photography from age 4, His richly detailed photographs of daily live of the ganga river and Indian spirituality have landed him in The National geography, The Guardian, CNN among many others. His photographs always manage to narrate a tale irrespective of language or geography. With the title of the first Indian ever to win the Youth Photographer title at the Sony World Photography Awards, he is a personality with a portfolio that may be literally a novel, with so many intertwined stories. He also won the Indica Cultural Photography Grant to develop his project on tribal communities of northeast India and also has a title of Forbes 30 under 30 and was recently selected as an International Delegate at Harvard Project for Asian and International Relations.