Parish Mandhan is a New York City–based photographer and filmmaker whose work blends cinema, fashion, and human emotion. Raised in Indore, India, his journey with the camera began at thirteen, drawn to light, movement, and storytelling long before it became a profession.

His visual language evolved in Mumbai under the mentorship of celebrity photographer Ronny Sequeira, and later in New York, where Parish studied filmmaking at the New York Film Academy, refining his cinematic approach to imagery and narrative.

Today, Parish’s work appears in international publications including Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar, Mob Journal, GMARO, Style Cruze, iMirage, and more. He has covered some of the biggest cultural moments in fashion, music, and politics, including the Met Gala and high-profile events featuring President Joe Biden and A$AP Rocky.

He has photographed leading public figures such as Chris Gayle, Tripti Dimri, Salim Merchant and Vikas Khanna, capturing characters with depth and cinematic presence. His collaborations include global brands and designers such as Vivienne Hu, Adidas, VHNY, Sunanda Kumar, and Balaji Film Production, and visual campaigns for institutions including NYU, Columbia Law, and the Clinton Global Foundation.

Every frame Parish creates is intentional, built on mood, narrative, and authenticity.

Parish Mandhan is the Founder of Parish Mandhan Productions, based in New York City.