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This is my first-ever acquisition at 23. Now I am joining BCC Media Network as Chief Product Officer, leading everything. The life I am living feels completely surreal.
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I edited this documentary, and it went on to cross two million views. The raw footage was almost four hours long; I had to find the story inside it and turn it into a focused 17-minute film. It taught me more about documentary editing, pacing and restraint than almost any project before it.
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I made this video for myself, heavily inspired by Airrack and Ryan Trahan. It was my attempt to learn that fast, story-first YouTube style by actually making something. I could not continue for long once agency work took over, but this little experiment still reminds me how excited I was to try.
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I wrote a simple note for Nikhil Kamath. Then, somehow, it became national news. My phone would not stop ringing, my number leaked, and I was stuck at my native place with almost no network while the story travelled everywhere. It was surreal, slightly chaotic and, honestly, very useful free PR for BeHooked.
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This was BeHooked in the early days: seven-odd people, one dining table, laptops everywhere and 25 days left to launch. It was cramped, chaotic and genuinely fun. We did not need a fancy office to feel like we were building something real.
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She is the biggest inspiration in my life. She upgraded her family's life almost single-handedly, even after losing her dad and having very little support. By blood she is my cousin; by heart she is my only sister, my support system and the person I will always look up to.
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The love of my life. I am definitely going to marry her. I will come back and update this story when I do.
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A solo trip through Himachal and a handful of moments I still return to: long roads, mountains, rivers, snow and the quiet headspace you only find when you travel alone.
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My first solo Goa trip, told in three little chapters. I went for the beaches and came back with a different version of myself: more comfortable with my own company, a little freer and very sunburnt.
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My mom once told me that crypto money was not real money, so naturally I decided to prove it by buying a bike. I walked into a showroom that same day and asked for whatever bike I could get. They gave me this one. It has been a crazy ride ever since. I will probably get another bike someday, but this one will always be special.
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I have bought plenty of Apple products since, but nothing has matched the feeling of buying my first iPhone. Coming from the town I come from, earning it and making it happen felt completely unreal. The phone became ordinary; that moment never did.
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I love sitcoms: Friends, The Big Bang Theory, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, all of it. I was especially obsessed with Friends in my first year of college, so during Covid I made this wall. It was messy, handmade and ridiculously fun. There is even a whole vlog about making it somewhere on my YouTube channel.
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This was the first setup I was genuinely proud of: three monitors, although one was borrowed from a friend, inside our newly renovated old house. More importantly, this was the computer my mom bought so I could start editing videos and build things. That machine opened a door for everything that followed.
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The people who gave me everything they had and supported every strange thing I wanted to try. I could not be more grateful to have them in my life. When it comes to parents, I genuinely cannot ask God for anything more.
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In December 2025, our six-person team at BeHooked beat products from some of the best-funded companies in AI video creation. The comparison put us beside teams with hundreds of millions of dollars behind them. We had less money, fewer people and absolutely no intention of behaving small.
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After a breakup, I committed to a slightly ridiculous glow-up for my sister's wedding. The engagement-to-wedding comparison still makes me laugh, but I will admit it: the mission worked.
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Ishan Sharma interviewed me when I was 19 about NFTs, creating them and selling them. I had followed his work for a long time, so sitting down for that conversation felt like one of those internet moments that suddenly becomes real life.
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I sold India's first viral meme NFT for ₹4,00,000: the Mature Bag meme from 2019. It was a strange, very internet-native chapter of my life, and somehow a joke that travelled around the country became a real sale on the blockchain.
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I got a blue verified tick on WazirX NFT Marketplace, then Southeast Asia's biggest NFT marketplace. At that stage of my life, seeing that little badge beside my name felt much bigger than a little badge should.
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Three meetings from one make-or-break season. First: Arjun Vaidya, whom I tried to pitch as an investor. He did not invest, but later became the major investor in the Mumbai content company that acquired BeHooked. Second: Finance With Sharan, when we began implementing BeHooked in their organisation. Third: Manish Bhaiya, who became a generous mentor while we implemented BeHooked at BeerBiceps. A failed pitch, two meaningful relationships and one very strange full circle.
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For 30 days, I posted a video asking Nikhil Kamath for a meeting and jumped in every single one. It began as a stubborn little internet experiment and ended with me meeting his team. Mostly, it reminded me how far consistency and a willingness to look slightly ridiculous can take you.
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This was the first episode of Chaotic India, a political satire series about the country in all its noisy, contradictory glory. What began here continued with Bombay Content Company. It was a chance to turn the chaos around us into something sharp, funny and unmistakably Indian.
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I moved out for the first time when I was around 18. This photo caught me in front of the moving truck wearing a T-shirt that said exactly how I felt: YOU CAN'T STOP ME. I had no idea what came next, but I was ready to find out.