Vol. 001 An Ongoing Documentary Journal
Mahalistt is a collection of people, places, cultures, and moments captured through my lens, an unfolding record of Panjab, told frame by frame, story by story.
This isn't a portfolio. It's a running journal of portraits, places, and the quiet philosophy of the people who make Panjab what it is, kept the way a photographer keeps notes: honestly, and in the moment.
A little of Panjab, a little of myself the people I meet, the places I return to, and the moments I keep
For more than four decades, Arjan Singh has shaped ordinary clay into something meaningful, preserving five generations of knowledge through honest work, patience, and faith.
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For forty-two years, Tela Singh has woven baskets with the same hands that built his home, raised his daughters, and carried a family tradition older than anyone living to remember its beginning.
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From a successful mason to a traditional carpenter, Jagroop Singh's journey is a story of resilience, patience, and the courage to build a new beginning with his own hands.
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In a courtyard in Sangrur, an 81-year-old's hands still turn thread into memory. A story about the last of a craft, and the daughter who is learning it late.
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