This is us: Meet the man making documentaries about everyday Indian families

Robbie KCee, a copywriter-turned-filmmaker, founded Famdocs, a service making documentaries about regular Indian families.

Famdocs captures unscripted moments and conducts interviews over days, then edits into 30- to 40-minute films.

Prices start at ₹5 lakh for a documentary and ₹1.5 lakh for a Famvoice video featuring one person.

The idea came after KCee's slipped disc in 2022; he wanted his daughter Hosanna to know his mother, who died a decade earlier.