Rammy Narula created the street photography series Platform 10, a collection of images capturing events on platform 10 of Hua Lamphong train station. This work clearly demonstrates his mastery of street photography in searching for and discovering fascinating scenes of strangers' lives in open spaces. However, his series titled For my grandmother reveals another side of his work. In this project, Rammy journeys back to interpret what happens in an intimate space, his family, and deeply touches the meaning of loss.

Instead of presenting his grandmother's relationship with the family or the grief of her passing, Rammy chooses to convey ordinary events that could be familiar memories for anyone who has a family like his. He uses what appears to be a representation of his grandmother, seamlessly blending with everything surrounding his family.

Whether it is a white curtain draping over his son, another portion blowing in the wind like the edge of a sari to reveal a wide open space, a white bird spreading its wings to fly away, or even his self-portrait bathed in light, as if an inner realization has occurred—moving beyond the loss right in front of him into a space of emotion and deep, inexpressible self-understanding.