Every workplace has a story. We help you tell it well.

Founders

Two founders, two very different Tuesdays, one shared instinct — build the room instead of just describing it.

Vaishnavi Yadav.

Six years in corporate marketing and communications, running events across India, taught her something most brand decks skip: the story was never in the campaign — it was in the room. That instinct is where Narrata began. She’ll tell you she’s a little less than a perfectionist, with about ten tabs open in her mind at any given time — usually while discussing something else entirely.

Farheen Jamal.

A multitasker who has never once apologized for being loud about it. Farheen lives behind — and in front of — the camera, directing and creating content until it looks exactly the way she saw it in her head. Call it sassy. She calls it having standards.

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Who we work with

Built for rooms of every size.

Corporates and start-ups. HR and comms leaders. Boutique and indie spaces. Agencies who need an extra pair of hands.

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Why Narrata

One roof works better.

01 — Briefing

One brief, not three.

The strategist, the event lead and the camera are in the same conversation on day one.

02 — Making

The idea survives the handover.

Nothing gets translated twice, so what was promised in the deck is what shows up in the room.

03 — After

The room becomes the content.

Film, stills and cutdowns are planned before the event, not scavenged after it.

Why Narrata →
The house

We design the moment, then we keep it.

An experiential house: the thinking, the staging and the record of it, made by one team.

  • Employer branding
  • Townhalls
  • Founder film
  • Onboarding
  • Offsites
  • Culture decks
  • Employer branding
  • Townhalls
  • Founder film
  • Onboarding
  • Offsites
  • Culture decks
  • Awards nights
  • Internal comms
  • Launches
  • Recruitment reels
  • Leadership stories
  • Awards nights
  • Internal comms
  • Launches
  • Recruitment reels
  • Leadership stories

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