Filming Projects
The Adventures of Being Yourself
At Atulya Kanchi Camp, the wild isn’t just a backdrop—it’s a living story waiting to be filmed.
Over the years, our landscapes, people, and elephants have shared the screen with some of the world’s leading channels and filmmakers. From capturing the untamed spirit of Bandhavgarh to telling intimate stories of elephants and their world, every project here begins with an adventure.
We’ve proudly collaborated with
Documentaries & Film Collaborations
Our camp and team have been featured or assisted in several international productions:
India Diaries – A six-part film series
Elephant Wars – National Geographic Channel
Travel on My Eunuch – National Geographic Channel
Black Magic – National Geographic Channel
Lost Frontier – National Geographic Channel
Around the World in Eighty Ways
Elephant Vision – 90-minute film, National Geographic Channel
Dark Side of Elephants – National Geographic Channel
Atlas India – 90-minute feature by Discovery & BBC NH joint
Asian Elephants – Discovery Channel
Lost Frontier – National Geographic Channel
Woburn Safari Park UK
Books & Magazines
Our stories have inspired pages beyond the screen — from British travel journals to wildlife memoirs.
River Dog: Journey Down the Brahmaputra – by Mark Shand (ISBN: D316861871)
Riding High – Marie Claire UK Edition (No: 606341)
Not an Ordinary Journey – by Caroline Casey (to be published soon)
Want to Film with Us?
Looking to bring your story to the wild?
We welcome filmmakers, documentarians, and storytellers to collaborate with us at Atulya Kanchi Camp.