Producing cinematic visuals
that make you feel something.
Currently capturing NYC
and telling stories.
Check out my work below :)
New York at every hour, from blue hour on the East River to the last light on the skyline. Transitions, drone work, and the small moments that make the city feel like itself. New work goes up on @createdbymokka.
POV food reviews from around New York, shot with the same eye I bring to the city itself. I am after the best meals and the best deals, from Chinatown to Flushing to a jerk chicken truck in Brooklyn. It all lives on @eatsbymokka.
Work made for other people: product demos, music films, brand campaigns, concert recaps, and restaurant content. Some of it is full creative direction, some of it is just the camera and the edit. Everything below is the finished piece, not a reel of clips.
Building a creative page to eventually pursue a full-time career in photography and videography. Every post is a step toward that vision: growing the audience, sharpening the craft, and documenting New York City like it's never been seen.
The creative studio side of the work. I make scroll-stopping video for NYC restaurants and local businesses, the kind of content that performs like an ad without ever feeling like one. The whole build is being filmed and posted as a series.
Building the only dedicated matrimonial platform for nonresident Indians around the world, connecting diaspora communities across borders with intention, culture, and care at the core.
I'm Nihad, and I create cinematic visuals that make you feel something. I shoot New York the way it actually feels to live here: transitions, drone lines, golden hour, and the people who keep the city moving.
Right now I'm building three things at once. Createdbymokka is where I document the city. Eatsbymokka is where I shoot its food. Mokka Motion is the studio, where I bring that same eye to restaurants, brands, and local businesses that need work people actually stop for.
I'm also building NRIConnections, a matrimonial platform for the global Indian diaspora, which keeps me honest about the difference between making something look good and making something people use.
Creativity meets intention. NYC isn't just where I live, it's the lens I see the world through.