Back in 2017, while working on a realistic miniature sculpture of Goa’s ancient Tambdi Surla Temple temple, I found myself searching for a top view reference image online. That search introduced me to drones for the very first time, and I instantly became fascinated by the idea of seeing the world from a completely different perspective. At that time, owning a drone was only a dream. But from that very day, I had already decided that whenever I bought my first drone, the first place I would fly would be Tambdi Surla itself. Two years later, after saving patiently, I bought my very first drone and travelled straight to the same temple for my first outdoor shoot. Standing in the middle of the forest, I launched my drone into the sky and finally captured the exact frame I had imagined years earlier while building that sculpture. That moment became the beginning of Drone Drama. What started as a hobby slowly turned into passion, then into a profession. But even today, every time my drone takes off, I still feel the same joy, excitement, adrenaline rush, and curiosity that I felt the very first day I discovered drones.
