These artworks emerge from Inter View as visual extensions of the film’s critique of contemporary Pune, transforming documentary frames into symbolic and surreal compositions. Through distortion, repetition, and altered realities, the series explores themes of labor, faith, inequality, neglect, and the contradictions embedded within urban life. Familiar public spaces and everyday scenes are reimagined into unsettling visual metaphors, inviting viewers to confront social conditions that often go unnoticed or normalized. While rooted in real locations and lived experiences, the artworks move beyond documentation, using experimental visual language to question systems of power, collective memory, and the fragile relationship between people, place, and identity. Together, they function as independent narratives that continue the film’s examination of the human consequences of political and societal realities.