Priyesh Gurusamy

Biography:

Priyesh Gurusamy is an Indian cinematographer and Director of Photography (DOP) associated with contemporary South Indian cinema. Cinematography plays an essential role in filmmaking, shaping how audiences experience a story through camera movement, lighting, composition and visual atmosphere. As a cinematographer, Gurusamy works within the creative process of translating a director’s vision into images that support the characters, emotions and overall mood of a film.

One of his credited projects is Haiku (2026), a romantic drama directed by Yuvaraj Chinnasamy. The film stars Aegan and Sridevi Apalla, with Femina George and other performers in the supporting cast. Its story explores love, relationships and emotional experiences, with poetry serving as an important element of its romantic narrative. Gurusamy is credited with handling the film’s cinematography, contributing to the visual presentation of its characters and story. The film was produced by Dr. D. Arulanandhu and Mathewo Arulanandhu under the Vision Cinema House banner.

Gurusamy is also credited as the cinematographer for The Red Bag (2026), adding another title to his listed filmography. Through these projects, he is involved in the collaborative work that brings a film from its script to the screen. His role highlights the importance of visual storytelling in creating an engaging cinematic experience for audiences.