Exhibition of photographs "Glorious India" by Rupinder Khullar, a well known photographer from Delhi, month of August till Monday, 31st August 2015, daily Monday to Saturday from 11 am to 6 pm, Sunday closed, at DINODIA Photo Gallery, 66 Bajaj Bhawan, 6th Floor, Nariman Point, Opposite INOX, Mumbai - 400 021. Contact : 2204 4016 for more details.

Rupinder Khullar, one of India's leading travel photographer with a career spanning over five decades inherited this passion from his hobbyist photographer father, whom he often accompanied on his travels amidst the scenic beauty of Uttaranchal's capital Dehradun and the surrounding hills. Rupinder Khullar has captured India's art, architecture, cities, religions, people and natural wonders. His arresting and wide ranging body of travel photography has been published in many magazines. He ventured into book publishing with his first title, 'Kashmir, The Pageant of the Seasons' in 1987 followed by '501 Images of Taj Mahal', '1001 Images of Taj Mahal - A Great Wonder of the World', ?Splendours of Rajasthan', 'India An Iconic Destination', ?India Land of Celebration', ?Flowering Trees, Shrubs and Climbers of India', ?Garden Plants Flowers & Trees in India', ?Splendours of South India', 'Jaipur and Best of Rajasthan', 'India - Land of Buddha', ?Delhi, Agra and Jaipur', ?Divine Love-Images of Inner Joy: His Holiness Sri Sri Ravi Shankar' and ?Sri Harimandar Sahib'. These titles have been have been widely appreciated. He currently resides in New Delhi, with his family.

Rupinder says : Most tourists see monuments by day whereas I try to photograph the landmarks of India by night also. This shows the monument in a different light and makes it look interesting. Some interesting pictures in this exhibition are Golden Temple by golden night light, illuminated Brindavan gardens, Rashtrapati Bhawan glowing on Republic Day, Khajuraho Temple, Victoria Memorial reflected in pond, Madurai tank float festival, ethereal illuminated Mysore Palace and Udaipur Lake Palace. I also keep my eyes open for unusual visuals like, interior of a palace, lone woman meditating amongst nature, women in colourful sarees in front of Taj Mahal, lone Buddhist monk walking up steps of Nalanda, unusual jewellery, green and white leaves, cactus flowers, eight people on one camel and many more wonderful pictures of incredible India.