Imran B Kokiloo (b. 1978, Srinagar) began photographing in 2017 in collaboration with his partner Anita Khemka. Their first project titled Kashmir: Pellet Identity was exhibited at FotoFest Houston (2018). His work was shortlisted for the Grand Prix Images Vevey, Switzerland (2019). The duo was selected for an artist residency program in Switzerland supported by Pro Helvetia (2022). They exhibited their work Kashmir: The Making Of A Family Album at the Verzasca Foto Festival (2022), and Kashmir: I Hope They Serve Beer In Hell at the Landskrona Foto Festival (2022). Their work made during the global COVID pandemic, titled Shared Solitude, was exhibited at PHOTOINK, New Delhi (2021). In 2022, they received the Umrao Singh Sher-Gil Grant for Photography – The Constructed Image for Tales from Kashmir.

Imran continues to produce work on Kashmir. Since 2024, he has been immersed in the sonic and oral traditions of the region.