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As someone who’s hustled side gigs snapping community events, hyper-local photography for Bhajan Sandhya or Kirtan is a brilliant niche in 2025. Big players skip these “small” gigs, but with India’s spiritual scene thriving—think 100+ events monthly in a city like Lucknow—there’s serious potential for low-cost setups.Market Snapshot - Opportunity: Families and organizers want pro photos without ₹50k wedding budgets. Demand’s up with cultural revival trends. - Startup Costs: ₹40k for a Canon EOS 200D, free Lightroom for edits, and a website via Wix (₹5k/year). - Revenue: ₹1,500 basic package, ₹4k for premium with digital albums. 15 gigs/month = ₹40k-60k.Execution Plan - Find Clients: Network at local mandirs or via Justdial listings for event planners. - Stand Out: Offer same-day digital delivery via Google Drive. - Legal: Simple Shop Act license (₹3k). Hurdles? Sporadic schedules, but loyalty from repeat clients (temple groups) fixes that. Bundle drone shots for bigger events to scale. Sargam Jagran’s site shows the volume of events out there. Video clips worth adding?

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