A city with a lot to say.
Studio C is our attempt at creating a space for Hyderabad's conversations.
We believe Hyderabad is a city with a lot to say.
A city shaped by many voices, cultures, ideas and experiences — each with a story worth hearing. From entrepreneurs, artists and professionals to everyday people with extraordinary journeys, there is always something new to discover, question and learn.
Studio C is our attempt at creating a space for these conversations. A space where stories can unfold naturally, ideas can be explored deeply, and people can share what they know, what they have experienced, and what they have learned along the way.
We are here to provide the platform, the space and the setting. The stories belong to the people who walk through our doors.
Because we believe that when the right people come together and talk, there is always something worth listening to.
Chay.
A photographer of fourteen years and more than four hundred weddings, now building a place for stories told out loud.
A timeline.
From a walk in a park in the UK to a podcast studio in Hyderabad — the story of how Studio C came to be.
A master’s in the UK
Chay left Hyderabad to study in the United Kingdom.
2010
Learning photography
He learned photography in the UK, and set out to become a wildlife photographer.
The couple in the park
One day he went for a walk with his new Canon, hoping for some street photography. Instead he came across an old couple sitting in a park with their dog — and found himself photographing their love, and how it showed through the years.
People, not wildlife
That was the moment he discovered his passion for photographing people, and how love can be shown through photographs. A few weddings in the UK followed.
2015
Home to Hyderabad
He came back to Hyderabad and founded Team Clickoholic with his brother.
14 years
400+ weddings
Fourteen years and more than four hundred weddings later, he began moving on to something bigger.
Now
Amorii, and Studio C
A new chapter began with Amorii, a luxury wedding photography studio. Photography gave him a platform for visual storytelling — but there were more stories to tell, so Studio C followed: a podcast studio where people tell their story in words.