Every brand has two sides. We work on the one that plays.

A creative studio in Thrissur, Kerala.

01the studio

One instinct. Every format.

Branding, film, content, design, web, events — one studio behind all of it.

02how it started

Before Side A, there was a stage.

"I didn't want another agency job. I wanted the freedom to actually think about what a brand deserves — and then go make that, whatever form it takes."— Athul Raj, Founder

Years on stage, behind the camera, and running events — long enough to know exactly where templates fall short. So he built a studio without any.

03how we work

Give us what you want people to experience. We'll figure out how to create it.

Everything else is craft.

04the approach

Three things that don't change

01

Start with the feeling

The format comes second. Always.

02

No borrowed templates

If it doesn't serve the brand, it doesn't make the cut.

03

One instinct, many forms

Branding, film, events, design — same idea, different material.

05the founder

Athul Raj

Performer. Filmmaker. Host. Founder.

Years spent being the reason people leaned in — now he builds that instinct into brands.

06side a experiments

Concepts, built before the clients caught up

Self-initiated work. No client archive yet — and no pretending there is.

Concept

Nilav — a coffee house, told slowly

The ten quiet minutes before a shop opens.

Brand film
Concept

A wedding, told in two sides

The loud procession, and the unseen half-hour before it.

Wedding content
Concept

Manzoon — a monsoon campaign

A streetwear launch built around wet tar and grey skies.

Campaign
Concept

Petti — a bakery, rebranded

Built around the tin box that outlived the biscuits.

Rebrand
Concept

After the Curtain

A late-night performance series, after the venue closes.

Event
Concept

Same Story, Twice

One brand story, cut two ways in sixty seconds.

Reel series
07what we're looking to create

Brands still becoming something

If the brief isn't finished yet, that's exactly where this works best.

08start a conversation

Tell us what you want people to feel.