jallikattu the movie had a sequence where the buffalo is being rescued from the well i got the opportunity to get inside the well along with the cinematographer girish gangadharan and click pictures we cant experience such a situation in real life those pictures are rarewhat was the most exciting part of working with cinematographer girish gangadharanhe is a man who has lots of patience i have been working with him since angamaly diaries he is an excellent individual while spotting a good moment he will encourage me to click pictures also while filming he has a certain trust in me in a sequence if he is running with the gimbal i will have to chase along with him to click the picture but he isnt afraid that i would lose my balance and fall upon him and spoil the shot it is because he has immense trust in me its very rare also cinematographer shyju khalid is a great person to work with he is extremely brilliant theres a lot to learn from him what are your upcoming projectstinu pappachans ajagajantharam is an upcoming one also lijo jose pellisserys churli and shane nigams veyil are the projects i have recently completeddo you think the job is underappreciatedyes i think film still photography is the least appreciated part of a film lack of recognition is real these stills we click play a great role until the movie hits the screens be it the promotional or the marketing part stills play a pivotal role but i think very few recognise our existence we rarely get any credit but this is also the kind of work which nobody else could experience in the upcoming movie ajagajantharam we have elephants so getting on an elephant and clicking the still and looking at the world from a different perspective is something specialrevealing that he is aspiring to become a cinematographer some day arjun kallingal signs off on a positive note