India

Hi,
You have opportunities to pursue your career in research or education. Dabur, Ranbaxy, Cipla, Hindustan Lever or any cosmetic, food companies, etc. are some of the major private sector firms that recruit chemistry graduates. The possible employment areas where one can find job opportunities are:
Medical research, manufacturing and processing firms, testing laboratories, technical journals, utility companies, waste-water plant, engineering firms, medical laboratories, oil industry, petroleum companies, pharmaceutical companies, power generating companies, pyrotechnics manufacturers, research and development firms, seed and nursery schools, agricultural research services, biotechnology firms, chemical industry, chemicals manufacturing companies, cosmetic companies, education sector, forensic crime research, food institutes, health care providers, heavy chemical industries, hospitals, industrial laboratories, etc.

Hello Raihan,
Being in the photography and cinematography field I can tell you this for sure that this profession is very hard to get into you need tons of experience along with recommendation letters.
Following are the institutes for the same:
KFTI (Kolkata)
SRFTI (Kolkata)
FTII (Pune)
These are the best options in India and they all have entrance exams that are very hard to crack, there is no sure thing that you will get a job right after you complete the course.
So, if you really have the zeal to learn and work in the above mentioned field, watch movies, write stories, start by making short films, enroll in the short term photography and cinematography courses (there are some courses in Kolkata), join a theatre to get ideas about storytelling and get your Bachelor's degree in something stable in which you can get job after that pursue the Diplomas offered by FTII, Pune.