Naiyer Ghufran

Naiyer Ghufran is a renowned Indian cinematographer and director of photography who is based in Dubai, UAE, and Mumbai, India. He is proficient and an expert in the camera and electrical department of film productions. Naiyer has undertaken specialized training and is a certified professional in the field of gyro-stabilized helicopter mounts and aerial cinematography. Naiyer Ghufran has earned these certifications from the esteemed institute, Pictorvision in Los Angeles. He is known for his work in the movie Mohenjo Daro Click to look into! >> Read More... , which was released in 2016 and had Hrithik Roshan Hrithik Roshan with his unimaginable dance moves i >> Read More... and Pooja Hegde Pooja hegde was the second runner up at miss unive >> Read More... in lead roles. He did an excellent job in the movie Tiger 3, which was released in 2023. This movie was the third installment in the Tiger series and starred the famous actor Salman Khan Salman Khan is a very famous Indian actor and a pr >> Read More... alongside Katrina Kaif.

He has also worked on the film Kill which was released in 2023 and follows the story of a passenger on a train to Delhi and subsequent combat. Kadakh, released in 2019, is among his other notable works. Apart from movies, Naiyer Ghufran has also worked on short films. Some of his noteworthy short films are Aasiya (released in 2020), Dream 1 Gurwinder (The Dream Trilogy, released in 2019), Sun Le Bekhabar (released in 2018), and Save This Rhino- India (a TV mini-series released in 2020). He was the director of photography for the three-part documentary series Inside Story: A Season With Rajasthan Royals.

He worked on the TV movie College Hunt USA. This movie was released in 2013. He is a very versatile professional. He has worked in several domains like Music, Dance, Architecture, Natural History and wildlife, Sports, Food and travel, Reality Shows, and Biographies. Some of his notable works include Char Diker Galpo (released in 2014), Conditions Apply (released in 2016), Red Oliender's Roktokorobi (released in 2017), Gaon (released in 2018), and On The Blue Canvas (released in 2018).