📍 Dhaka, Bangladesh · Since 2010
known as MAD-G
Filmmaker by soul. Photographer by habit.
Procrastinator by tradition.
Thousands of frames sleep on my hard drives.
None of them sleep in my head.
I collect light, fragments, silence —
and moments that feel worth remembering.
This is where I turn them into Visual Poetry.
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Documentary Photographer · Abstract Filmmaker · Visual Storyteller
My journey with photography began in 2010, documenting everyday life on the streets of Dhaka. What started as a personal passion gradually evolved into a professional career in documentary photography, cinematography, and visual storytelling. Over the years, I have developed a documentary-first approach focused on authentic human stories, street culture, travel, and social realities.
Working under the creative identity of ChobiKhor / MAD-G, I have collaborated on documentary, fashion, and commercial productions while continuing to create independent visual stories through photography, abstract filmmaking, and cinematic short-form content.
chobikhor69@gmail.comFrames from the field. Human written. Unfiltered.
A spiritual gathering deep in Chandpur. Devotees, rituals, folk culture and the mystic soul of rural Bangladesh.
Across the border, familiar faces. Streets, souls and stories from Kolkata and beyond.
Sacrifice, faith and the rawness of Eid ul-Adha captured through the streets of Dhaka.
A son's lens turned toward the grave of his mother. Silence, soil, and the love that never leaves.
Archive from the beginning. Raw Dhaka, unfiltered streets, early years behind the lens.
The city that never sleeps, celebrating the world's biggest stage.
A collaborative visual story between two creative minds.
Everyday life. Ordinary moments. Extraordinary frames.
Labor, solidarity and the invisible hands that build this city.
Click an album to explore
Black & White Series
Frames that feel like film
Designed visual art
Where the land breathes
Portrait & editorial
Wings on the rooftop
Life on the streets
Archive from the beginning
Short musical film — 2018
Carpe Diem: The Takeover · Jalali Set · October 2025, Dhaka
Young Stunners · Jalali Set · Hasan Raheem · Talha Anjum
Photography by ChobiKhor by MAD-G · © 2025 All rights reserved
Visual stories in motion · Click to watch
Thoughts · Frames · Philosophy
Frames from the field. Human written. Unfiltered.
A spiritual gathering deep in Chandpur. Devotees, rituals, folk culture and the mystic soul of rural Bangladesh.
Across the border, familiar faces. Streets, souls and stories from Kolkata and beyond.
Sacrifice, faith and the rawness of Eid ul-Adha captured through the streets of Dhaka.
A son's lens turned toward the grave of his mother. Silence, soil, and the love that never leaves.
Archive from the beginning. Raw Dhaka, unfiltered streets, early years behind the lens.
The city that never sleeps, celebrating the world's biggest stage.
A collaborative visual story between two creative minds.
Everyday life. Ordinary moments. Extraordinary frames.
Labor, solidarity and the invisible hands that build this city.
Click an album to explore
Black & White Series
Frames that feel like film
Designed visual art
Where the land breathes
Portrait & editorial
Wings on the rooftop
Life on the streets
Archive from the beginning
Short musical film — 2018
Carpe Diem: The Takeover · Jalali Set · October 2025, Dhaka
Young Stunners · Jalali Set · Hasan Raheem · Talha Anjum
Photography by ChobiKhor by MAD-G · © 2025 All rights reserved
Visual stories in motion · Click to watch
Thoughts · Frames · Philosophy
