Govind Kharol, from Rajasthan in India, was born without a right arm and only has two fingers on his left hand.

The professional photographer has cycled 5,000 kilometres around India to capture brilliant shots.

In 2016, Kharol formed a cycling group named Bindaas. The club of more than 1,000 members cycle every Sunday and explore different places around Udaipur.

The photographer has also been working on documentaries for various organisations.

INDIA (Rajasthan): Udaipur,Meet Govind Kharol, who lives in Rajasthan. He is a professional photographer. He is so crazy about photography that he has traveled 5000km so far by bicycle to capture pictures is 25 years old. He is passionate about photography and cycling. He was born without a right arm and he has only 2 fingers in his left arm which is not developed properly. Even after being disabled, He traveled around the world on his bicycle to capture photos.

People love to get their pictures clicked by him. They call him Bindaas Govind. In 2016, Govind formed a cycling group named 'Bindaas' to make people aware of bicycles in Udaipur. More than 1000 people are associated with his group. People do cycling every Sunday and explore different places in Udaipur. They also do Activities like trekking, Hiking, Camping, Football, Art and Media, etc.

His family supports him from the beginning. He has traveled 5,000km kilometers in mountainous areas by his bicycle. Govind has been doing photography and documentary-making work for different organizations. In the beginning, he starts photography with his phone but when his interest grew he decided to learn it professionally so he bought a camera for himself. Govind had so far completed a big challenge by cycling 1800 km from Udaipur to Bangalore and 550 km from Manali to Khardungla, the world's highest road.