Cinematic Storytelling
Every project starts with a strong narrative foundation. Visuals are built to support the story — never to replace it.
This is Nakli Yash Mehta — where every frame is intentional, every story leaves an impact, and "authentic" means memorable, not perfect.
Mumbai-based filmmaker & creative producer — trained at Whistling Woods International, MBA from NMIMS. His film "Faisle" (2019) travelled to international festivals, and his work spans films, commercials, digital content and YouTube.
In a world of filters and imitation, the most "authentic" thing you can be is bold. High-contrast ideas. Daring narratives. Content that performs — not just poses.
Every project starts with a strong narrative foundation. Visuals are built to support the story — never to replace it.
Translating raw ideas into impactful visuals across films, commercials, and digital content — with a producer's precision.
Understanding what works for each platform and crafting content that performs, not just looks good.
Cinematic craft meets modern tools — AI, editing suites and fast workflows that keep quality high and timelines tight.
From scripting and research to shooting and post — every stage handled with clarity, structure and zero chaos.
Short films, commercials, social and branded content — adaptable across industries, dependable on set.
Twenty-five productions and counting — shorts, documentaries, festival selections, ad campaigns, reels and feature film credits. Drag through the strip; every film treated like a premiere.

On a stormy night, six backpackers land up in an old isolated guesthouse and play the game of spirits — only to reveal that one of the six has a hidden motive.

Lalan, a 26-year-old gangster threatened by his father, sets out to murder Babbu — and ends up killing everyone except the real Babbu.

At a school reunion, two best friends remember a friend lost to drunk driving. On their way home, an incident shocks them both. Screened in LA, London & Pakistan.

A madman and a young girl going through a tragedy find comfort in each other after being neglected by society.

Priyanka, a young girl with a secret, realises her love for Pranav — her client — and decides to reveal her truth.

An account of how Indian women get their shringar — journeying through Mumbai's bastis where jewellery is made, until it meets its adorner on a train.

After a campfire night, Sanjana and Mohit sit on the beach and talk about their dysfunctional relationship — only to reveal Mohit is into one of their friends.
A 28-minute YouTube documentary — Mumbai, seen at street level through its dogs.
A 71-second highlight reel — commercials, branded content and behind-the-scenes clips, cut fast for the algorithm.
A 30-second Valentine's Day campaign for Mia by Tanishq — a surprise, a gift box, and a reveal, cut fast for Reels.

A television commercial for Dettol Black — protection from 100 illness-causing germs, in a 100% recycled bottle.

A brand film for Mia by Tanishq, built around the line "Proud Believer of the Star in You."

A social ad for AstroTalk — "Stop biting your nails, it's affecting your future."

A quiet, contemplative brand film for Mia's Tata Crucible collaboration.

A television commercial pairing Mia by Tanishq with Royal Challengers Bangalore.

A television commercial produced for Reliance Digital.

Branded content for CRED's "My Two Scents" series, featuring Gaurav Taneja on beating budgets.

Gritty, high-contrast key art produced for Victor 303.

A Sikh man with a low IQ and high optimism drifts through decades of Indian history — from the Emergency to a World Cup win — while his childhood love stays just out of reach.

In a dystopian future, a relentless vigilante takes on a criminal empire gripping the city in fear.

A young chef returns from studying abroad and, through a string of reckless decisions, finds his way back to family.

A gifted but undiscovered painter vanishes after an art gallery owner falls for his work — and for him.

A husband sets out to build an affordable sanitary pad machine for the women of rural India, based on the true story of Arunachalam Muruganantham.

A woman teams up with a mysterious con artist to recover her stolen car — and ends up rewriting her own story.

A selfie-style launch promo for the Vivo V3, shot in that fast, first-person reels style phone launches live on now.
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