Arbaz Khan

Arbaz Khan films places for a living. Travel and weddings are the two halves of the work, and his own profile keeps score of the first: 21 of India's 28 states, five of the eight union territories, seven countries. He is a DGCA-certified drone pilot, which is the licence that separates footage shot from the air legally from footage that gets a shoot shut down.

The films show the discipline. Burj Khalifa treated as a statement about ambition rather than a landmark to tick off. A desert sequence in Dubai that holds long enough to feel like distance. A villa in Karjat sold entirely on the quiet. A college in Aurangabad framed so that alumni recognise their own memory of it.

He runs his commercial work under a separate handle, and the Instagram account of nearly 95,000 followers is verified. The audience is people who travel, and people planning weddings — two groups that spend heavily and research first.

For a tourism board, a resort, a property or a wedding venue, this is a creator who delivers a film rather than a post, aerials included.