Manan is the founder of RajMan Productions, an independent creative arts studio based in Delhi, India, working across arts, culture, storytelling, theatre, music, film, and advertising. Through the studio, he develops projects rooted in real human narrative, social inquiry, and thoughtful visual storytelling.
 

A multidisciplinary artist, Manan works across film, photography, theatre, writing, and visual media. Driven by close observation and lived experience, his practice explores memory and the relationship between people, place, and time. He began making films at a young age and received the Golden Youth for Child Rights Award presented by UNICEF at the Jharkhand Film Festival (2018) for his film Chiraiya Chaahe Aasmaan. His short documentary Hearing the Fingers premiered at the Art Without Limit International Film Festival in Kosovo (2021) and later evolved into a critically acclaimed interdisciplinary theatre production performed across India.
 

Trained in Journalism and Mass Communication on a full scholarship, Manan works independently across mediums with a shared intent: to observe closely, document honestly, and communicate with clarity. A dreamer and a student of life, his practice remains deeply invested in the human experience.