selected work - motion design

The most powerful reference isn't always something new - sometimes it's the one everyone already knows by heart.

Role Concept, motion design & animation
Tools Illustrator, After Effects
Type Self‑initiated, social‑first
Platform Instagram Reels
featured - tmkoc

A kinetic‑typography tribute built entirely from Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah's most quoted moments

171K views on Instagram - no paid promotion, just a show people already loved. Watch the reel ↗
Rotary telephone illustration with 'Jingle Bell' kinetic type, from the TMKOC motion graphic Bold 'TKP' kinetic type on hot pink background, from the TMKOC motion graphic Illustrated TMKOC characters with 'Khatarnak' and 'Maraknuiii' dialogue call-outs
Premiered 28 July 2008, on Sony SAB
Based on "Duniya Ne Undha Chashma," Taarak Mehta's column in Chitralekha
Episodes 4,500+ and counting - one of India's longest‑running sitcoms
Why TMKOC

Not a brand to convince anyone of - a show that's already lived in people's homes for 4,500+ episodes.

What it proved

171K views, with the least design effort on this page. The fastest way in is rarely inventing something new - it's designing the door people already walk through, a little better.

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What shaped this project?
Childhood nostalgia shared memory Comic timing cultural instinct

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