Jamshedpur Photographer Wins at WeddingSutra Awards 2024

Local talent Prabhakar Sah bags Bridal Solo award in Mumbai ceremony

Key Points:

• Prabhakar Sah from Jamshedpur wins at WeddingSutra Awards 2024

• Competition featured over 15,000 images across 20 categories

• Sah honored in Bridal Solo category at Mumbai ceremony

JAMSHEDPUR – A local photographer has gained national recognition, securing a prestigious award at a renowned wedding photography competition in Mumbai.

Prabhakar Sah, hailing from Jugsalai, Jamshedpur, has made his mark in the wedding photography industry.

His talent shone bright at the WeddingSutra Awards 2024, held in Mumbai on October 16.

The competition was fierce, with over 15,000 images submitted across various categories.

Sah’s work stood out among entries from 200 talented nominees nationwide.

His photographs earned him nominations in two distinct categories.

The categories were Visual Poetry (Storytelling Photograph) and Bridal Solo.

Notably, the competition included iconic images from high-profile weddings.

Among these was the recent wedding of Anant Ambani, adding to the event’s prestige.

Sah’s journey in wedding photography spans nine years, showcasing his dedication to the craft.

His hard work paid off as he clinched the award in the Bridal Solo category.

The ceremony took place at the luxurious JW Marriott in Mumbai.

This recognition further cements Sah’s reputation in the wedding photography industry.

"Winning this award is a dream come true," a close associate quoted Sah as saying.

Meanwhile, the award has put Jamshedpur on the map in the world of wedding photography.

Local photography enthusiasts are celebrating this achievement.

"Prabhakar’s win inspires aspiring photographers in our city," a local photography club member commented.

The WeddingSutra Awards are known for celebrating excellence in wedding photography.

With 20 diverse categories, the awards cover various aspects of wedding imagery.

Sah’s success story serves as an inspiration for budding photographers in smaller cities.