Bharanidharan Natarajan
- Publicity
- Visual Effects
Bharanidharan Natarajan is a Chennai-based graphic designer whose work is rooted in cinema. Working primarily across Tamil, Telugu, and Hindi films, he creates film posters, title designs, key art, and publicity campaigns, bringing together typography, imagery, and visual storytelling to build a film’s identity before it reaches the screen.
For Bharanidharan, a film poster is more than a piece of publicity - it is often the first encounter an audience has with a film. His approach is centred on finding the visual language within a story and translating its mood, characters, and world into a single compelling image.
His work includes films such as Hi Nanna, Madras Matinee, Bad Girl, and 8 Vasantalu, spanning different genres, languages, and visual worlds. His practice extends from individual key arts and title designs to larger publicity campaigns, adapting a film’s visual identity across theatrical and digital formats.
Based in Chennai, Bharanidharan continues to work with filmmakers and production houses across Indian cinema, exploring the space where graphic design, typography, and cinematic storytelling meet.
For Bharanidharan, a film poster is more than a piece of publicity - it is often the first encounter an audience has with a film. His approach is centred on finding the visual language within a story and translating its mood, characters, and world into a single compelling image.
His work includes films such as Hi Nanna, Madras Matinee, Bad Girl, and 8 Vasantalu, spanning different genres, languages, and visual worlds. His practice extends from individual key arts and title designs to larger publicity campaigns, adapting a film’s visual identity across theatrical and digital formats.
Based in Chennai, Bharanidharan continues to work with filmmakers and production houses across Indian cinema, exploring the space where graphic design, typography, and cinematic storytelling meet.
