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Hi, my name is Vijay Pednekar and I've done my MBA in marketing. So, MBA happened really well and quickly for me. It's a very funny story. My ex-girlfriend introduced me to MBA. I was not like a marketing person. I actually wanted to join the Indian Navy, but I couldn't get into it because of my eyesight. And that's how I landed in the MBA. Two years of MBA were really good, okay? After MBA, I got my first job. It was more into event management. So that's where I got the opportunity to be creative, to understand how the event industry works, how to manage or plan the events. Then from there, I came to the job where it was more of a product management. So that's the core of what we were taught in the MBA was the practical thing that I was doing in this job. I really loved it because it was all about getting new products to the consumers. Then came the most interesting part, which is branding, where every person wants to see a shoot going on, right?


It's a very funny story. My ex-girlfriend introduced me to MBA. I was not like a marketing person. I actually wanted to join the Indian Navy, but I couldn't get into it because of my eyesight. And that's how I landed in the MBA. Two years of MBA were really good, okay? After MBA, I got my first job. It was more into event management. So that's where I got the opportunity to be creative, to understand how the event industry works, how to manage or plan the events. Then from there, I came to the job where it was more of a product management. So that's the core of what we were taught in the MBA was the practical thing that I was doing in this job. I really loved it because it was all about getting new products to the consumers. Then came the most interesting part, which is branding, where every person wants to see a shoot going on, right? I did many TVCs for the brand. So I used to go to the shoots, see how the direction is happening, what costumes should...


Two years of MBA were really good, okay? After MBA, I got my first job. It was more into event management. So that's where I got the opportunity to be creative, to understand how the event industry works, how to manage or plan the events. Then from there, I came to the job where it was more of a product management. So that's the core of what we were taught in the MBA was the practical thing that I was doing in this job. I really loved it because it was all about getting new products to the consumers. Then came the most interesting part, which is branding, where every person wants to see a shoot going on, right? I did many TVCs for the brand. So I used to go to the shoots, see how the direction is happening, what costumes should... the costumes that the actors should wear. So this was an interesting field that I got into. And I really loved being in that creative energy. So I said, this is what I want to do in the future.


I did many TVCs for the brand. So I used to go to the shoots, see how the direction is happening, what costumes should... the costumes that the actors should wear. So this was an interesting field that I got into. And I really loved being in that creative energy. So I said, this is what I want to do in the future. Same company, because I was only handling India business and was doing really good, I think. So they said, let's go to Hong Kong to be into the regional Asia-Pacific role. So right now, in December, I moved to Hong Kong.


the costumes that the actors should wear. So this was an interesting field that I got into. And I really loved being in that creative energy. So I said, this is what I want to do in the future. Same company, because I was only handling India business and was doing really good, I think. So they said, let's go to Hong Kong to be into the regional Asia-Pacific role. So right now, in December, I moved to Hong Kong. So I handle India, Australia, Thailand, and Hong Kong as four countries. So everything to do right from the product to their promotions, advertisements, everything is what I take care of over there right now.


Same company, because I was only handling India business and was doing really good, I think. So they said, let's go to Hong Kong to be into the regional Asia-Pacific role. So right now, in December, I moved to Hong Kong. So I handle India, Australia, Thailand, and Hong Kong as four countries. So everything to do right from the product to their promotions, advertisements, everything is what I take care of over there right now. So good experiences, good movement in my life at the right time. So looking forward for the Hong Kong role and how Hong Kong treats me in the future.


So I handle India, Australia, Thailand, and Hong Kong as four countries. So everything to do right from the product to their promotions, advertisements, everything is what I take care of over there right now. So good experiences, good movement in my life at the right time. So looking forward for the Hong Kong role and how Hong Kong treats me in the future. So when I was, I think, around in FYJC or SYJC is when people started recognizing my voice. It suddenly became like from a childish voice to the voice that I have now.


So good experiences, good movement in my life at the right time. So looking forward for the Hong Kong role and how Hong Kong treats me in the future. So when I was, I think, around in FYJC or SYJC is when people started recognizing my voice. It suddenly became like from a childish voice to the voice that I have now. I never recognized it, but people around me started recognizing it. And they started telling me why you should do something with your voice. You should use it as your asset.


So when I was, I think, around in FYJC or SYJC is when people started recognizing my voice. It suddenly became like from a childish voice to the voice that I have now. I never recognized it, but people around me started recognizing it. And they started telling me why you should do something with your voice. You should use it as your asset. I never took them seriously in the beginning because it was college life. I was fooling around and having fun. However, when I was in school and colleges afterwards also, I used to do a lot of plays. So over there, this was an asset that I used where earlier I always wanted to do acting. But then I found out that I can do voice acting also. So I shouldn't be in front of the camera always or in front of the crowd. So that's how I got into voice acting. I started researching it more on how I can use this. So whenever I used to get an opportunity to display this talent, I used to do it.


I never recognized it, but people around me started recognizing it. And they started telling me why you should do something with your voice. You should use it as your asset. I never took them seriously in the beginning because it was college life. I was fooling around and having fun. However, when I was in school and colleges afterwards also, I used to do a lot of plays. So over there, this was an asset that I used where earlier I always wanted to do acting. But then I found out that I can do voice acting also. So I shouldn't be in front of the camera always or in front of the crowd. So that's how I got into voice acting. I started researching it more on how I can use this. So whenever I used to get an opportunity to display this talent, I used to do it. I still remember the first jobs where I was working. It was more into events and all. I used to, they used to tell me, any small events, can you do the anchoring? And I was like, okay, I'll do it. I used to just grab this opportunity. And I used to do small anchoring roles and everything. And people used to really enjoy it.


I never took them seriously in the beginning because it was college life. I was fooling around and having fun. However, when I was in school and colleges afterwards also, I used to do a lot of plays. So over there, this was an asset that I used where earlier I always wanted to do acting. But then I found out that I can do voice acting also. So I shouldn't be in front of the camera always or in front of the crowd. So that's how I got into voice acting. I started researching it more on how I can use this. So whenever I used to get an opportunity to display this talent, I used to do it. I still remember the first jobs where I was working. It was more into events and all. I used to, they used to tell me, any small events, can you do the anchoring? And I was like, okay, I'll do it. I used to just grab this opportunity. And I used to do small anchoring roles and everything. And people used to really enjoy it. even when I was with my previous company and we used to do the briefings to the creative agencies, I never did the briefings on the PowerPoints. We used to do something different. So we used to act like we used to make a skit out of it and present the problems and everything to the creative agency. So the creative agency also liked it. They recognized this talent in me and many people from the creative field came and told me that, okay, this is what you have. You have a great voice. You have a great acting talent. Start using it in some way.


I still remember the first jobs where I was working. It was more into events and all. I used to, they used to tell me, any small events, can you do the anchoring? And I was like, okay, I'll do it. I used to just grab this opportunity. And I used to do small anchoring roles and everything. And people used to really enjoy it. even when I was with my previous company and we used to do the briefings to the creative agencies, I never did the briefings on the PowerPoints. We used to do something different. So we used to act like we used to make a skit out of it and present the problems and everything to the creative agency. So the creative agency also liked it. They recognized this talent in me and many people from the creative field came and told me that, okay, this is what you have. You have a great voice. You have a great acting talent. Start using it in some way. Then I took it more seriously because there are many people who told me that this is really good and you should do something in it. Then came the Instagram world and I saw many people making reels, many voiceover artists just reading some paragraphs on the books or shairies or something like this. So then I said, let's do something from this. Last year is when I, I can say, launched one of the Instagram channels. It started doing really good and everything.


even when I was with my previous company and we used to do the briefings to the creative agencies, I never did the briefings on the PowerPoints. We used to do something different. So we used to act like we used to make a skit out of it and present the problems and everything to the creative agency. So the creative agency also liked it. They recognized this talent in me and many people from the creative field came and told me that, okay, this is what you have. You have a great voice. You have a great acting talent. Start using it in some way. Then I took it more seriously because there are many people who told me that this is really good and you should do something in it. Then came the Instagram world and I saw many people making reels, many voiceover artists just reading some paragraphs on the books or shairies or something like this. So then I said, let's do something from this. Last year is when I, I can say, launched one of the Instagram channels. It started doing really good and everything. I still remember the day when one of my posts, so earlier all my posts used to have just one or two likes or something like this. But then one of my posts got like 150 likes and I was like, okay, wow, this is something good. So I said, let's do something in this itself. So last year is when I took it more seriously and I thought of taking a good technical training to understand all the technicalities of this. Yes, voice is good. Modulation is good.


Then I took it more seriously because there are many people who told me that this is really good and you should do something in it. Then came the Instagram world and I saw many people making reels, many voiceover artists just reading some paragraphs on the books or shairies or something like this. So then I said, let's do something from this. Last year is when I, I can say, launched one of the Instagram channels. It started doing really good and everything. I still remember the day when one of my posts, so earlier all my posts used to have just one or two likes or something like this. But then one of my posts got like 150 likes and I was like, okay, wow, this is something good. So I said, let's do something in this itself. So last year is when I took it more seriously and I thought of taking a good technical training to understand all the technicalities of this. Yes, voice is good. Modulation is good. But how can you play along with it is something that I always wanted to learn. So I took a training for four months where I learned the technicalities of it.


I still remember the day when one of my posts, so earlier all my posts used to have just one or two likes or something like this. But then one of my posts got like 150 likes and I was like, okay, wow, this is something good. So I said, let's do something in this itself. So last year is when I took it more seriously and I thought of taking a good technical training to understand all the technicalities of this. Yes, voice is good. Modulation is good. But how can you play along with it is something that I always wanted to learn. So I took a training for four months where I learned the technicalities of it. And then I launched this Instagram channel and I was always looking to do something in this field because I think this is where I belong.


But how can you play along with it is something that I always wanted to learn. So I took a training for four months where I learned the technicalities of it. And then I launched this Instagram channel and I was always looking to do something in this field because I think this is where I belong. So as you rightly said, yes, I was blessed with this voice. But what I always thought is to understand the technicalities, because whatever I did in the past, maybe it was acting in school or microbiology, which I did in college. I always thought that, yes, you will have some practical knowledge, but you should also have a practical knowledge of it. To do, to understand how this thing is done. So one of my acting teachers used to tell me that a dialogue can be said in 10 different ways, right? It's how you express it and what are the emotions behind it. So I used to always think that same thing. And I thought that let's apply a technical aspect to this blessing that I have. And that's when I started searching for. For voice trainings, voice acting and everything. So initially I did some desk research where I found on YouTube that how you can modulate your voice more, how to use it in a very well polished way. So for me earlier, voice acting or voice acting was not a word for me. It was always dubbing that I used to understand. And for me, dubbing was always mimicry. I always associated. But when I got into this, uh, training and everything, I found out that voice acting or dubbing is not equal to mimicry, you know, don't need to just mimic someone, some personality and do it. So that was a great relief for me because I'm not good at mimicry. I know that, uh, since, uh, uh, since good amount of time. So then I thought what is actually voice acting. And then I understood that. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It's a bit more difficult than actual acting because in actual acting, this is camera on your face and your expressions, your facial expressions are captured, right? But in voice acting, there is no camera. Your voice has to, uh, depict that emotions so that the listener should understand just from your voice, the person is going through fear or excitement or scare or whatever it is. So it was more challenging. So that is. That is what I learned, uh, when I started this training.


And then I launched this Instagram channel and I was always looking to do something in this field because I think this is where I belong. So as you rightly said, yes, I was blessed with this voice. But what I always thought is to understand the technicalities, because whatever I did in the past, maybe it was acting in school or microbiology, which I did in college. I always thought that, yes, you will have some practical knowledge, but you should also have a practical knowledge of it. To do, to understand how this thing is done. So one of my acting teachers used to tell me that a dialogue can be said in 10 different ways, right? It's how you express it and what are the emotions behind it. So I used to always think that same thing. And I thought that let's apply a technical aspect to this blessing that I have. And that's when I started searching for. For voice trainings, voice acting and everything. So initially I did some desk research where I found on YouTube that how you can modulate your voice more, how to use it in a very well polished way. So for me earlier, voice acting or voice acting was not a word for me. It was always dubbing that I used to understand. And for me, dubbing was always mimicry. I always associated. But when I got into this, uh, training and everything, I found out that voice acting or dubbing is not equal to mimicry, you know, don't need to just mimic someone, some personality and do it. So that was a great relief for me because I'm not good at mimicry. I know that, uh, since, uh, uh, since good amount of time. So then I thought what is actually voice acting. And then I understood that. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It's a bit more difficult than actual acting because in actual acting, this is camera on your face and your expressions, your facial expressions are captured, right? But in voice acting, there is no camera. Your voice has to, uh, depict that emotions so that the listener should understand just from your voice, the person is going through fear or excitement or scare or whatever it is. So it was more challenging. So that is. That is what I learned, uh, when I started this training. Then, yes, when I still remember this one incidence when there was a.


So as you rightly said, yes, I was blessed with this voice. But what I always thought is to understand the technicalities, because whatever I did in the past, maybe it was acting in school or microbiology, which I did in college. I always thought that, yes, you will have some practical knowledge, but you should also have a practical knowledge of it. To do, to understand how this thing is done. So one of my acting teachers used to tell me that a dialogue can be said in 10 different ways, right? It's how you express it and what are the emotions behind it. So I used to always think that same thing. And I thought that let's apply a technical aspect to this blessing that I have. And that's when I started searching for. For voice trainings, voice acting and everything. So initially I did some desk research where I found on YouTube that how you can modulate your voice more, how to use it in a very well polished way. So for me earlier, voice acting or voice acting was not a word for me. It was always dubbing that I used to understand. And for me, dubbing was always mimicry. I always associated. But when I got into this, uh, training and everything, I found out that voice acting or dubbing is not equal to mimicry, you know, don't need to just mimic someone, some personality and do it. So that was a great relief for me because I'm not good at mimicry. I know that, uh, since, uh, uh, since good amount of time. So then I thought what is actually voice acting. And then I understood that. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It's a bit more difficult than actual acting because in actual acting, this is camera on your face and your expressions, your facial expressions are captured, right? But in voice acting, there is no camera. Your voice has to, uh, depict that emotions so that the listener should understand just from your voice, the person is going through fear or excitement or scare or whatever it is. So it was more challenging. So that is. That is what I learned, uh, when I started this training. Then, yes, when I still remember this one incidence when there was a. I think some Hindi movie was going on screen and my teacher told me to take the dialogues, right? So instantly the...


Then, yes, when I still remember this one incidence when there was a. I think some Hindi movie was going on screen and my teacher told me to take the dialogues, right? So instantly the... Human inside me said, okay, this is a movie that is going on. So I have to use four or five different voice and try to mimic like Shahid Kapoor or Raj Pal Yadav or something like this. So I started doing it and she was like, no, you don't have to do this.


I think some Hindi movie was going on screen and my teacher told me to take the dialogues, right? So instantly the... Human inside me said, okay, this is a movie that is going on. So I have to use four or five different voice and try to mimic like Shahid Kapoor or Raj Pal Yadav or something like this. So I started doing it and she was like, no, you don't have to do this. For first, just try to say what the dialogues are in a way that they are saying. And then, so just match the timing. So tomorrow, even if let's say you're dubbing for anything.


Human inside me said, okay, this is a movie that is going on. So I have to use four or five different voice and try to mimic like Shahid Kapoor or Raj Pal Yadav or something like this. So I started doing it and she was like, no, you don't have to do this. For first, just try to say what the dialogues are in a way that they are saying. And then, so just match the timing. So tomorrow, even if let's say you're dubbing for anything. It's not that the clients are always looking for a mimicry artist. So, for example, if you're tomorrow trying to dub for Allu Arjun, you're not going to dub for him. You're going to dub for like a Hindi version of it. So you just try to match the timings. When his lips are moving, the dialogue should come in, right? So don't try to mimic Allu Arjun. Just try to say, for example, if he's saying, my name is Pushpa. So when he says, my name is Pushpa, your voice should match with his length. My name is Pushpa, the timing. Or you can't go like, my name is Pushpa. By that time, his lips are shut. So there, then I got this feeling that, okay, this is not about mimicking. It's all about timing, right? So that was another good learning that I got from there. And then...


For first, just try to say what the dialogues are in a way that they are saying. And then, so just match the timing. So tomorrow, even if let's say you're dubbing for anything. It's not that the clients are always looking for a mimicry artist. So, for example, if you're tomorrow trying to dub for Allu Arjun, you're not going to dub for him. You're going to dub for like a Hindi version of it. So you just try to match the timings. When his lips are moving, the dialogue should come in, right? So don't try to mimic Allu Arjun. Just try to say, for example, if he's saying, my name is Pushpa. So when he says, my name is Pushpa, your voice should match with his length. My name is Pushpa, the timing. Or you can't go like, my name is Pushpa. By that time, his lips are shut. So there, then I got this feeling that, okay, this is not about mimicking. It's all about timing, right? So that was another good learning that I got from there. And then... when I started reading the storybooks and everything, when they started doing it. So over there, then again, they told me that now when it's in storybook, try different voices. So a mouse voice will always squeaky, but elephant has to be humongous, right? So try to increase a diaphragm and more like it's, I am elephant. And when it's mouse, I'm a mouse, right? So try to get into the character understand what the feeling is and then try to say it. Otherwise...


It's not that the clients are always looking for a mimicry artist. So, for example, if you're tomorrow trying to dub for Allu Arjun, you're not going to dub for him. You're going to dub for like a Hindi version of it. So you just try to match the timings. When his lips are moving, the dialogue should come in, right? So don't try to mimic Allu Arjun. Just try to say, for example, if he's saying, my name is Pushpa. So when he says, my name is Pushpa, your voice should match with his length. My name is Pushpa, the timing. Or you can't go like, my name is Pushpa. By that time, his lips are shut. So there, then I got this feeling that, okay, this is not about mimicking. It's all about timing, right? So that was another good learning that I got from there. And then... when I started reading the storybooks and everything, when they started doing it. So over there, then again, they told me that now when it's in storybook, try different voices. So a mouse voice will always squeaky, but elephant has to be humongous, right? So try to increase a diaphragm and more like it's, I am elephant. And when it's mouse, I'm a mouse, right? So try to get into the character understand what the feeling is and then try to say it. Otherwise... Whatever is going on in the story and your voice, if it doesn't match the emotions of it, then it's lost, right? Then again, what I learned is different emotions, right? For example, when it's a storybook, there has to be emotions. When it's a monologue or just a script, it just has to be straightforward. If it's an IVR clip like we have on the telephones, right? You don't need emotions over there. You just need like a blank face and just say the dialogues, okay? Because the person over there is not looking for emotions over there. They are just like, please dial number nine for this, please dial number one for this. So don't make it emotional over there.


when I started reading the storybooks and everything, when they started doing it. So over there, then again, they told me that now when it's in storybook, try different voices. So a mouse voice will always squeaky, but elephant has to be humongous, right? So try to increase a diaphragm and more like it's, I am elephant. And when it's mouse, I'm a mouse, right? So try to get into the character understand what the feeling is and then try to say it. Otherwise... Whatever is going on in the story and your voice, if it doesn't match the emotions of it, then it's lost, right? Then again, what I learned is different emotions, right? For example, when it's a storybook, there has to be emotions. When it's a monologue or just a script, it just has to be straightforward. If it's an IVR clip like we have on the telephones, right? You don't need emotions over there. You just need like a blank face and just say the dialogues, okay? Because the person over there is not looking for emotions over there. They are just like, please dial number nine for this, please dial number one for this. So don't make it emotional over there. What the course really taught me is how, where to use the emotions, where to modulate your voice and where to just shut up and just deliver what is there in front of you. So that was a really interesting thing because the technicalities, I think, when I sat here in the morning, I told you I sit a bit like sideways so that my sores or shurs don't come into it. So these are the small things which we never understand, understand until someone else tells us, tells us, tells us to us. So I think that was really great for months because the blessing that I had, I tried to get more out of it, amplify it, I can say, so that it does the right thing. It has never been like.


Whatever is going on in the story and your voice, if it doesn't match the emotions of it, then it's lost, right? Then again, what I learned is different emotions, right? For example, when it's a storybook, there has to be emotions. When it's a monologue or just a script, it just has to be straightforward. If it's an IVR clip like we have on the telephones, right? You don't need emotions over there. You just need like a blank face and just say the dialogues, okay? Because the person over there is not looking for emotions over there. They are just like, please dial number nine for this, please dial number one for this. So don't make it emotional over there. What the course really taught me is how, where to use the emotions, where to modulate your voice and where to just shut up and just deliver what is there in front of you. So that was a really interesting thing because the technicalities, I think, when I sat here in the morning, I told you I sit a bit like sideways so that my sores or shurs don't come into it. So these are the small things which we never understand, understand until someone else tells us, tells us, tells us to us. So I think that was really great for months because the blessing that I had, I tried to get more out of it, amplify it, I can say, so that it does the right thing. It has never been like. It has always been, I can say, my dream to be in the creative field, not into a 9-to-5 job or something. And I think this field or this voice acting gives me that freedom to be in that zone. If not 24 hours a day, at least a couple of hours a day. And I think that is where I feel refreshed. So yes, there are some things that I have to do for money, which is a 9-to-5 job. But I think this is where I find, I'm going to use the Hindi word over here, sukoon over here, right? So I think that is what I feel about voice acting.


What the course really taught me is how, where to use the emotions, where to modulate your voice and where to just shut up and just deliver what is there in front of you. So that was a really interesting thing because the technicalities, I think, when I sat here in the morning, I told you I sit a bit like sideways so that my sores or shurs don't come into it. So these are the small things which we never understand, understand until someone else tells us, tells us, tells us to us. So I think that was really great for months because the blessing that I had, I tried to get more out of it, amplify it, I can say, so that it does the right thing. It has never been like. It has always been, I can say, my dream to be in the creative field, not into a 9-to-5 job or something. And I think this field or this voice acting gives me that freedom to be in that zone. If not 24 hours a day, at least a couple of hours a day. And I think that is where I feel refreshed. So yes, there are some things that I have to do for money, which is a 9-to-5 job. But I think this is where I find, I'm going to use the Hindi word over here, sukoon over here, right? So I think that is what I feel about voice acting. So I recently moved to Hong Kong in December of 2023.


It has always been, I can say, my dream to be in the creative field, not into a 9-to-5 job or something. And I think this field or this voice acting gives me that freedom to be in that zone. If not 24 hours a day, at least a couple of hours a day. And I think that is where I feel refreshed. So yes, there are some things that I have to do for money, which is a 9-to-5 job. But I think this is where I find, I'm going to use the Hindi word over here, sukoon over here, right? So I think that is what I feel about voice acting. So I recently moved to Hong Kong in December of 2023. So first, when I moved over there, it was a cultural shock for me. Because Hong Kong is a small country, okay? It's smaller than Mumbai as a city, in square feet, to be very actual.


So I recently moved to Hong Kong in December of 2023. So first, when I moved over there, it was a cultural shock for me. Because Hong Kong is a small country, okay? It's smaller than Mumbai as a city, in square feet, to be very actual. And there are 70 lakh people staying over there. So I think it is equivalent to some corner of Mumbai and the entire country is over there.


So first, when I moved over there, it was a cultural shock for me. Because Hong Kong is a small country, okay? It's smaller than Mumbai as a city, in square feet, to be very actual. And there are 70 lakh people staying over there. So I think it is equivalent to some corner of Mumbai and the entire country is over there. So because it's a small country, the space is very limited. So the first cultural shock was the house that I lived in. Over here, I'm living, let's say, in a two-bedroom, three-bedroom big house.


And there are 70 lakh people staying over there. So I think it is equivalent to some corner of Mumbai and the entire country is over there. So because it's a small country, the space is very limited. So the first cultural shock was the house that I lived in. Over here, I'm living, let's say, in a two-bedroom, three-bedroom big house. And so this is my own house. But let's say even if I rent this house.


So because it's a small country, the space is very limited. So the first cultural shock was the house that I lived in. Over here, I'm living, let's say, in a two-bedroom, three-bedroom big house. And so this is my own house. But let's say even if I rent this house. I'll pay somewhere around, what, a lakh or something a month. If I live in South Bombay, if I live in, let's say, in suburb, like Thani or Borivali, I'll pay somewhere around 50,000 for a 2BHK or 3BHK.


And so this is my own house. But let's say even if I rent this house. I'll pay somewhere around, what, a lakh or something a month. If I live in South Bombay, if I live in, let's say, in suburb, like Thani or Borivali, I'll pay somewhere around 50,000 for a 2BHK or 3BHK. However, when I moved to Hong Kong, I moved into this apartment of mine.


I'll pay somewhere around, what, a lakh or something a month. If I live in South Bombay, if I live in, let's say, in suburb, like Thani or Borivali, I'll pay somewhere around 50,000 for a 2BHK or 3BHK. However, when I moved to Hong Kong, I moved into this apartment of mine. it's like one bedroom it's called as a one bedroom but it's only 330 square feet so it's that small so it has a compact kitchen compact bedroom compact washroom so that that's it and i'm paying somewhere like in indian rupees somewhere around two lakhs a month for this so i was like okay this is a big cultural shock that i have and then


However, when I moved to Hong Kong, I moved into this apartment of mine. it's like one bedroom it's called as a one bedroom but it's only 330 square feet so it's that small so it has a compact kitchen compact bedroom compact washroom so that that's it and i'm paying somewhere like in indian rupees somewhere around two lakhs a month for this so i was like okay this is a big cultural shock that i have and then I always thought that there is good influence of China that will always be there. And China and India are really good friends. Everyone knows that. So I thought that will be there. But still, when I went there.


it's like one bedroom it's called as a one bedroom but it's only 330 square feet so it's that small so it has a compact kitchen compact bedroom compact washroom so that that's it and i'm paying somewhere like in indian rupees somewhere around two lakhs a month for this so i was like okay this is a big cultural shock that i have and then I always thought that there is good influence of China that will always be there. And China and India are really good friends. Everyone knows that. So I thought that will be there. But still, when I went there. I understood that Hong Kong culture, it's very international. The good thing is British were there, like they were in India. So British were there. So they build a good architecture. They build a good infrastructure, contrary to what China has. And because they were there, many expats, many Europeans, many Americans came and settled down in Hong Kong. So Hong Kong is more, I can say, an international country. So where I stay over there, many of these expats live. So you don't feel the urge of that you're an outsider because everyone is outsider over there, right? Yes, there are local people, but they are also more welcoming. They understand you really well. They will not like, okay, so first of all, there is no racism or anything like this. So it's a very safe country. Even if you move alone at three o'clock in the night, no one will just bother to tell you what it is. It's a very safe country. There are police everywhere. There are cameras everywhere. So there is no...


I always thought that there is good influence of China that will always be there. And China and India are really good friends. Everyone knows that. So I thought that will be there. But still, when I went there. I understood that Hong Kong culture, it's very international. The good thing is British were there, like they were in India. So British were there. So they build a good architecture. They build a good infrastructure, contrary to what China has. And because they were there, many expats, many Europeans, many Americans came and settled down in Hong Kong. So Hong Kong is more, I can say, an international country. So where I stay over there, many of these expats live. So you don't feel the urge of that you're an outsider because everyone is outsider over there, right? Yes, there are local people, but they are also more welcoming. They understand you really well. They will not like, okay, so first of all, there is no racism or anything like this. So it's a very safe country. Even if you move alone at three o'clock in the night, no one will just bother to tell you what it is. It's a very safe country. There are police everywhere. There are cameras everywhere. So there is no... doubt to break a law you break a law before you reach home the police will be home at your home so that it's that it's that quick so very safe very welcoming uh filled with international people good day life good night life okay so it's it's really good food is really good so uh before i went there some of my colleagues had gone to china and everywhere and you


I understood that Hong Kong culture, it's very international. The good thing is British were there, like they were in India. So British were there. So they build a good architecture. They build a good infrastructure, contrary to what China has. And because they were there, many expats, many Europeans, many Americans came and settled down in Hong Kong. So Hong Kong is more, I can say, an international country. So where I stay over there, many of these expats live. So you don't feel the urge of that you're an outsider because everyone is outsider over there, right? Yes, there are local people, but they are also more welcoming. They understand you really well. They will not like, okay, so first of all, there is no racism or anything like this. So it's a very safe country. Even if you move alone at three o'clock in the night, no one will just bother to tell you what it is. It's a very safe country. There are police everywhere. There are cameras everywhere. So there is no... doubt to break a law you break a law before you reach home the police will be home at your home so that it's that it's that quick so very safe very welcoming uh filled with international people good day life good night life okay so it's it's really good food is really good so uh before i went there some of my colleagues had gone to china and everywhere and you Even if you don't go to any of these places, you see the food that they eat, right? It's a full fish without like cleaning or anything or without removing the eyeballs and everything. And it's just served in front of you. There is frog, there is snake and all those things.


doubt to break a law you break a law before you reach home the police will be home at your home so that it's that it's that quick so very safe very welcoming uh filled with international people good day life good night life okay so it's it's really good food is really good so uh before i went there some of my colleagues had gone to china and everywhere and you Even if you don't go to any of these places, you see the food that they eat, right? It's a full fish without like cleaning or anything or without removing the eyeballs and everything. And it's just served in front of you. There is frog, there is snake and all those things. last i still remember last year when i went to thailand i couldn't eat the thai food over there because of the smell and everything and i was like frightened of should i eat this or not but then when i moved to hong kong i in the back of the mind i knew that i'm i have to stay here i'm not a tourist here that i i can't eat for 10 days i go back and eat i have to stay here so let's try it out so i still remember the first day my company took me for lunch everyone was there and they took like to a proper chinese restaurant and i was like okay will i be able to eat this


Even if you don't go to any of these places, you see the food that they eat, right? It's a full fish without like cleaning or anything or without removing the eyeballs and everything. And it's just served in front of you. There is frog, there is snake and all those things. last i still remember last year when i went to thailand i couldn't eat the thai food over there because of the smell and everything and i was like frightened of should i eat this or not but then when i moved to hong kong i in the back of the mind i knew that i'm i have to stay here i'm not a tourist here that i i can't eat for 10 days i go back and eat i have to stay here so let's try it out so i still remember the first day my company took me for lunch everyone was there and they took like to a proper chinese restaurant and i was like okay will i be able to eat this So first, the second cultural shock was you don't have forks and knives. You have chopsticks. And I never ate with chopsticks. So I told them, can I get a fork and knife? I learned chopsticks, but right now. So they said, yeah. So they arranged for forks and knives and everything. And then the food started coming. So dumplings came and everything. And I used to ask them each and every time, what is in this? What is in this? What is in this? And they used to tell me very patiently, OK, you have pork in this, you have beef in this, you have chicken, you have prawns and everything. And I was like, OK, just tell me what everything is and then I'll eat.


last i still remember last year when i went to thailand i couldn't eat the thai food over there because of the smell and everything and i was like frightened of should i eat this or not but then when i moved to hong kong i in the back of the mind i knew that i'm i have to stay here i'm not a tourist here that i i can't eat for 10 days i go back and eat i have to stay here so let's try it out so i still remember the first day my company took me for lunch everyone was there and they took like to a proper chinese restaurant and i was like okay will i be able to eat this So first, the second cultural shock was you don't have forks and knives. You have chopsticks. And I never ate with chopsticks. So I told them, can I get a fork and knife? I learned chopsticks, but right now. So they said, yeah. So they arranged for forks and knives and everything. And then the food started coming. So dumplings came and everything. And I used to ask them each and every time, what is in this? What is in this? What is in this? And they used to tell me very patiently, OK, you have pork in this, you have beef in this, you have chicken, you have prawns and everything. And I was like, OK, just tell me what everything is and then I'll eat. So the food, some of it doesn't visually look good. Okay. But then I thought, let's try, let's taste one bite. And if you don't like it, I don't eat it. So then I just took one bite. It was really good. Okay. Then I started eating it. Same thing when I went to China a couple of weeks back. There you can see like frog and snake and everything. And I was like, let's try. Okay, there's no harm in it. Let's try. If I don't like the taste, I won't eat it. So they served me a snake soup and everything. And I was like, okay, let's try. I took a spoonful and okay, I was like, okay, this is good. I can eat this. So for me, I always wondered when I used to see all the global guys who come to India or go to anywhere else, they eat the food very easily. For us Indians, it's like, I won't eat something else. Which I don't know. For them, they used to eat it very casually, very easily. I always used to wonder how they can do it. Now, when I'm in that role and when I travel to all these countries, there I understand that the thing about it is not be afraid and just try it out. If you don't like it, don't eat it. No one is going to force you over there. But if you like it, it's good. Otherwise, you'll miss something great in your life, which you won't have. I don't know. When you're going to have. So that was really good. Met few Indians in Hong Kong. So initially was very quiet the first month because my family is here. I'm alone over there. No friends, anything. So it was a bit quiet. And then I started meeting few Indians. I made few friends. So understood that cricket is also big in Hong Kong. So over there, then yeah. So we started, we have a cricket club. We have four to five different. Cricket clubs. I'm now a play for one of them because I used to play in India, like a proper club, season ball cricket, and then.


So first, the second cultural shock was you don't have forks and knives. You have chopsticks. And I never ate with chopsticks. So I told them, can I get a fork and knife? I learned chopsticks, but right now. So they said, yeah. So they arranged for forks and knives and everything. And then the food started coming. So dumplings came and everything. And I used to ask them each and every time, what is in this? What is in this? What is in this? And they used to tell me very patiently, OK, you have pork in this, you have beef in this, you have chicken, you have prawns and everything. And I was like, OK, just tell me what everything is and then I'll eat. So the food, some of it doesn't visually look good. Okay. But then I thought, let's try, let's taste one bite. And if you don't like it, I don't eat it. So then I just took one bite. It was really good. Okay. Then I started eating it. Same thing when I went to China a couple of weeks back. There you can see like frog and snake and everything. And I was like, let's try. Okay, there's no harm in it. Let's try. If I don't like the taste, I won't eat it. So they served me a snake soup and everything. And I was like, okay, let's try. I took a spoonful and okay, I was like, okay, this is good. I can eat this. So for me, I always wondered when I used to see all the global guys who come to India or go to anywhere else, they eat the food very easily. For us Indians, it's like, I won't eat something else. Which I don't know. For them, they used to eat it very casually, very easily. I always used to wonder how they can do it. Now, when I'm in that role and when I travel to all these countries, there I understand that the thing about it is not be afraid and just try it out. If you don't like it, don't eat it. No one is going to force you over there. But if you like it, it's good. Otherwise, you'll miss something great in your life, which you won't have. I don't know. When you're going to have. So that was really good. Met few Indians in Hong Kong. So initially was very quiet the first month because my family is here. I'm alone over there. No friends, anything. So it was a bit quiet. And then I started meeting few Indians. I made few friends. So understood that cricket is also big in Hong Kong. So over there, then yeah. So we started, we have a cricket club. We have four to five different. Cricket clubs. I'm now a play for one of them because I used to play in India, like a proper club, season ball cricket, and then. when the job and everything started i had to step and step back but now good that i went over there so hong kong we play every saturday in the mornings so it's a proper 35 hours game that we play with the proper season ball and everything so that that's really good so that's that's that's really good nightlife is really good amazing pubs amazing bars amazing food good beers so that's that's another thing so yeah the right now the plan is to stay in hong kong for car for a few years and then again move back to uh india amchi mumbai because i think yes hong kong is very calm hong kong is very uh you can say disciplined and everything it offers you really good money very less tax uh so you could do a good amount of savings but however i think that heart is still in mumbai right and to be on top of it i don't want to like i'm flaunted but being a sober kid and uh growing somewhere else i think that is something uh it's very difficult


So the food, some of it doesn't visually look good. Okay. But then I thought, let's try, let's taste one bite. And if you don't like it, I don't eat it. So then I just took one bite. It was really good. Okay. Then I started eating it. Same thing when I went to China a couple of weeks back. There you can see like frog and snake and everything. And I was like, let's try. Okay, there's no harm in it. Let's try. If I don't like the taste, I won't eat it. So they served me a snake soup and everything. And I was like, okay, let's try. I took a spoonful and okay, I was like, okay, this is good. I can eat this. So for me, I always wondered when I used to see all the global guys who come to India or go to anywhere else, they eat the food very easily. For us Indians, it's like, I won't eat something else. Which I don't know. For them, they used to eat it very casually, very easily. I always used to wonder how they can do it. Now, when I'm in that role and when I travel to all these countries, there I understand that the thing about it is not be afraid and just try it out. If you don't like it, don't eat it. No one is going to force you over there. But if you like it, it's good. Otherwise, you'll miss something great in your life, which you won't have. I don't know. When you're going to have. So that was really good. Met few Indians in Hong Kong. So initially was very quiet the first month because my family is here. I'm alone over there. No friends, anything. So it was a bit quiet. And then I started meeting few Indians. I made few friends. So understood that cricket is also big in Hong Kong. So over there, then yeah. So we started, we have a cricket club. We have four to five different. Cricket clubs. I'm now a play for one of them because I used to play in India, like a proper club, season ball cricket, and then. when the job and everything started i had to step and step back but now good that i went over there so hong kong we play every saturday in the mornings so it's a proper 35 hours game that we play with the proper season ball and everything so that that's really good so that's that's that's really good nightlife is really good amazing pubs amazing bars amazing food good beers so that's that's another thing so yeah the right now the plan is to stay in hong kong for car for a few years and then again move back to uh india amchi mumbai because i think yes hong kong is very calm hong kong is very uh you can say disciplined and everything it offers you really good money very less tax uh so you could do a good amount of savings but however i think that heart is still in mumbai right and to be on top of it i don't want to like i'm flaunted but being a sober kid and uh growing somewhere else i think that is something uh it's very difficult There are some sacrifices that we need to make in our life. I think Hong Kong is one of the sacrifices that I'm making, staying away from my family and everything. But I think that is for the good future that will come ahead.


when the job and everything started i had to step and step back but now good that i went over there so hong kong we play every saturday in the mornings so it's a proper 35 hours game that we play with the proper season ball and everything so that that's really good so that's that's that's really good nightlife is really good amazing pubs amazing bars amazing food good beers so that's that's another thing so yeah the right now the plan is to stay in hong kong for car for a few years and then again move back to uh india amchi mumbai because i think yes hong kong is very calm hong kong is very uh you can say disciplined and everything it offers you really good money very less tax uh so you could do a good amount of savings but however i think that heart is still in mumbai right and to be on top of it i don't want to like i'm flaunted but being a sober kid and uh growing somewhere else i think that is something uh it's very difficult There are some sacrifices that we need to make in our life. I think Hong Kong is one of the sacrifices that I'm making, staying away from my family and everything. But I think that is for the good future that will come ahead. Definitely, I want to come back, settle down in Sobo. I don't know. Again, when I come back, I'll be doing like a job or something.


There are some sacrifices that we need to make in our life. I think Hong Kong is one of the sacrifices that I'm making, staying away from my family and everything. But I think that is for the good future that will come ahead. Definitely, I want to come back, settle down in Sobo. I don't know. Again, when I come back, I'll be doing like a job or something. Maybe this voice acting is something that I'll pursue because by that time, I think the financial pressure would be off from me because I think I'll earn a good amount of money in Hong Kong, come back, settle down and then do something or explore this area of voice acting so that at least the financial pressure won't be there. So how can I feed my family and then I can follow the passion. So that's the big plan. Let's see how and where it goes.


Definitely, I want to come back, settle down in Sobo. I don't know. Again, when I come back, I'll be doing like a job or something. Maybe this voice acting is something that I'll pursue because by that time, I think the financial pressure would be off from me because I think I'll earn a good amount of money in Hong Kong, come back, settle down and then do something or explore this area of voice acting so that at least the financial pressure won't be there. So how can I feed my family and then I can follow the passion. So that's the big plan. Let's see how and where it goes. So I think, yes, I was like a typical man, that I didn't want to get married, I didn't want to have kids. Because I still remember when I started working, when I got my own money, I was like on the, on cloud nine. I used to spend like crazy. I still remember when I was not even getting like 20,000 bucks a month.


Maybe this voice acting is something that I'll pursue because by that time, I think the financial pressure would be off from me because I think I'll earn a good amount of money in Hong Kong, come back, settle down and then do something or explore this area of voice acting so that at least the financial pressure won't be there. So how can I feed my family and then I can follow the passion. So that's the big plan. Let's see how and where it goes. So I think, yes, I was like a typical man, that I didn't want to get married, I didn't want to have kids. Because I still remember when I started working, when I got my own money, I was like on the, on cloud nine. I used to spend like crazy. I still remember when I was not even getting like 20,000 bucks a month. I had a credit card, which I think had a max out limit of 50 or 60,000 and maxed it out in my first month. And for the rest of the, I think year, I used to just pay the minimum bills and take it forward. So that was really interesting time, which I think taught me the value of money also. And then I met my wife on Facebook and that's how we went ahead.


So I think, yes, I was like a typical man, that I didn't want to get married, I didn't want to have kids. Because I still remember when I started working, when I got my own money, I was like on the, on cloud nine. I used to spend like crazy. I still remember when I was not even getting like 20,000 bucks a month. I had a credit card, which I think had a max out limit of 50 or 60,000 and maxed it out in my first month. And for the rest of the, I think year, I used to just pay the minimum bills and take it forward. So that was really interesting time, which I think taught me the value of money also. And then I met my wife on Facebook and that's how we went ahead. Nishay was a good surprise for us, both of us, because we were trying for a good amount of time. And then the lockdown hit and everything. And I think he was a blessing for me because I was going through a tough time at that point of time from a mental point of view. Because I just lost my father, then mother in quick succession in just three to four years. So I'd actually been on like a therapy to come out of that grief. And then immediately after mother passed, next year is when Nishay was born. So we got the news and everything. We were really happy. And then he was born. It was really tough the first, I think, eight months because he was a colic baby and he used to cry a lot. And it's just. It's me and my wife and him. So there is no elder in your house to guide you that, OK, this is what babies do. They will cry. And I used to get really paranoid that why is he crying? Why is he crying so much? And all those things. So my wife used to calm me down. OK, this is this is still OK and everything. But I used to really get paranoid. And I don't know. I was the I was one of the person that I never wanted a kid because I wanted to live my life. But when he was born, I was. I was like the most protective father I could ever be. I used to always tell this to my wife and some of my friends that. That.


I had a credit card, which I think had a max out limit of 50 or 60,000 and maxed it out in my first month. And for the rest of the, I think year, I used to just pay the minimum bills and take it forward. So that was really interesting time, which I think taught me the value of money also. And then I met my wife on Facebook and that's how we went ahead. Nishay was a good surprise for us, both of us, because we were trying for a good amount of time. And then the lockdown hit and everything. And I think he was a blessing for me because I was going through a tough time at that point of time from a mental point of view. Because I just lost my father, then mother in quick succession in just three to four years. So I'd actually been on like a therapy to come out of that grief. And then immediately after mother passed, next year is when Nishay was born. So we got the news and everything. We were really happy. And then he was born. It was really tough the first, I think, eight months because he was a colic baby and he used to cry a lot. And it's just. It's me and my wife and him. So there is no elder in your house to guide you that, OK, this is what babies do. They will cry. And I used to get really paranoid that why is he crying? Why is he crying so much? And all those things. So my wife used to calm me down. OK, this is this is still OK and everything. But I used to really get paranoid. And I don't know. I was the I was one of the person that I never wanted a kid because I wanted to live my life. But when he was born, I was. I was like the most protective father I could ever be. I used to always tell this to my wife and some of my friends that. That. I can, let's say, die for all of you.


Nishay was a good surprise for us, both of us, because we were trying for a good amount of time. And then the lockdown hit and everything. And I think he was a blessing for me because I was going through a tough time at that point of time from a mental point of view. Because I just lost my father, then mother in quick succession in just three to four years. So I'd actually been on like a therapy to come out of that grief. And then immediately after mother passed, next year is when Nishay was born. So we got the news and everything. We were really happy. And then he was born. It was really tough the first, I think, eight months because he was a colic baby and he used to cry a lot. And it's just. It's me and my wife and him. So there is no elder in your house to guide you that, OK, this is what babies do. They will cry. And I used to get really paranoid that why is he crying? Why is he crying so much? And all those things. So my wife used to calm me down. OK, this is this is still OK and everything. But I used to really get paranoid. And I don't know. I was the I was one of the person that I never wanted a kid because I wanted to live my life. But when he was born, I was. I was like the most protective father I could ever be. I used to always tell this to my wife and some of my friends that. That. I can, let's say, die for all of you. But he's the person I can kill for, right? So that was the change that happened overnight in me. And I was like, okay, he's the guy that I want to live for now. And he's the guy that I want to do everything for. So that bond really became very strong between both of us.


I can, let's say, die for all of you. But he's the person I can kill for, right? So that was the change that happened overnight in me. And I was like, okay, he's the guy that I want to live for now. And he's the guy that I want to do everything for. So that bond really became very strong between both of us. My wife is a teacher, so she has to leave the house early and she even comes a few times late. So she used to leave at six o'clock in the morning and it was only me and Nisha who was there into the house. So the first image that he used to see when he used to open his eyes was me.


But he's the person I can kill for, right? So that was the change that happened overnight in me. And I was like, okay, he's the guy that I want to live for now. And he's the guy that I want to do everything for. So that bond really became very strong between both of us. My wife is a teacher, so she has to leave the house early and she even comes a few times late. So she used to leave at six o'clock in the morning and it was only me and Nisha who was there into the house. So the first image that he used to see when he used to open his eyes was me. So the bond that every, I think, baby has with a mother is very thorough, is very tough. But I think it's completely different in our case. The bond that I and Nisha share is completely different than what he shares. So when I am around, he won't even go to her and he won't even, he just ignores her. So that's the bond that we have between both of us. So that's really great. And I think these small things that he wakes up, I bathe him, then I feed him, then I drop him at the daycare, bring him back from the daycare at home, then spending a good amount of time in the evening with him, saying lullabies to him. So I never imagined that I would be doing such things. So from, let's say, crazy late night parties to this. So it's a complete 360 degree turn. I've, uh, that I've taken, uh, and I think Nisha has been a good blessing in, uh, in my life. And I think.


My wife is a teacher, so she has to leave the house early and she even comes a few times late. So she used to leave at six o'clock in the morning and it was only me and Nisha who was there into the house. So the first image that he used to see when he used to open his eyes was me. So the bond that every, I think, baby has with a mother is very thorough, is very tough. But I think it's completely different in our case. The bond that I and Nisha share is completely different than what he shares. So when I am around, he won't even go to her and he won't even, he just ignores her. So that's the bond that we have between both of us. So that's really great. And I think these small things that he wakes up, I bathe him, then I feed him, then I drop him at the daycare, bring him back from the daycare at home, then spending a good amount of time in the evening with him, saying lullabies to him. So I never imagined that I would be doing such things. So from, let's say, crazy late night parties to this. So it's a complete 360 degree turn. I've, uh, that I've taken, uh, and I think Nisha has been a good blessing in, uh, in my life. And I think. He's the one person that I'll live for for the rest of my life or till whenever I'm there.


So the bond that every, I think, baby has with a mother is very thorough, is very tough. But I think it's completely different in our case. The bond that I and Nisha share is completely different than what he shares. So when I am around, he won't even go to her and he won't even, he just ignores her. So that's the bond that we have between both of us. So that's really great. And I think these small things that he wakes up, I bathe him, then I feed him, then I drop him at the daycare, bring him back from the daycare at home, then spending a good amount of time in the evening with him, saying lullabies to him. So I never imagined that I would be doing such things. So from, let's say, crazy late night parties to this. So it's a complete 360 degree turn. I've, uh, that I've taken, uh, and I think Nisha has been a good blessing in, uh, in my life. And I think. He's the one person that I'll live for for the rest of my life or till whenever I'm there. So yeah, my birthday is on 21st of September. And...


He's the one person that I'll live for for the rest of my life or till whenever I'm there. So yeah, my birthday is on 21st of September. And... I always enjoyed celebrating my birthday, so I still remember when I was a kid, everyone used to gather in my family, friends, and everyone used to cut the cake and all those things.


So yeah, my birthday is on 21st of September. And... I always enjoyed celebrating my birthday, so I still remember when I was a kid, everyone used to gather in my family, friends, and everyone used to cut the cake and all those things. There was a time in my journey when my dad had lost the job and we were struggling financially. So I still remember there was one birthday party when I was in school. I think I was in 8th or 9th standard or something. And I really didn't have the money to celebrate the birthday and everything. So we didn't celebrate it that year. But my father gave me 100 bucks at that point. And I remember that Chinese food had just come to India. So I took a couple of my very close friends and we went to like a Chinese stall. And we ate like in that 100 bucks also a good amount of fried rice, noodles and everything. So that is one of the birthdays that I still remember is when there was a financial crunch also. It was my dad who made sure that I enjoy that day, which is like the important day in my life. So that happened. That's one birthday that I always remember. After that, I think.


I always enjoyed celebrating my birthday, so I still remember when I was a kid, everyone used to gather in my family, friends, and everyone used to cut the cake and all those things. There was a time in my journey when my dad had lost the job and we were struggling financially. So I still remember there was one birthday party when I was in school. I think I was in 8th or 9th standard or something. And I really didn't have the money to celebrate the birthday and everything. So we didn't celebrate it that year. But my father gave me 100 bucks at that point. And I remember that Chinese food had just come to India. So I took a couple of my very close friends and we went to like a Chinese stall. And we ate like in that 100 bucks also a good amount of fried rice, noodles and everything. So that is one of the birthdays that I still remember is when there was a financial crunch also. It was my dad who made sure that I enjoy that day, which is like the important day in my life. So that happened. That's one birthday that I always remember. After that, I think. I understood the value of money and then I think when it was just when I started earning I again lost the track and that's when the again the birthdays became very wild it was like late night parties and everything but then again


There was a time in my journey when my dad had lost the job and we were struggling financially. So I still remember there was one birthday party when I was in school. I think I was in 8th or 9th standard or something. And I really didn't have the money to celebrate the birthday and everything. So we didn't celebrate it that year. But my father gave me 100 bucks at that point. And I remember that Chinese food had just come to India. So I took a couple of my very close friends and we went to like a Chinese stall. And we ate like in that 100 bucks also a good amount of fried rice, noodles and everything. So that is one of the birthdays that I still remember is when there was a financial crunch also. It was my dad who made sure that I enjoy that day, which is like the important day in my life. So that happened. That's one birthday that I always remember. After that, I think. I understood the value of money and then I think when it was just when I started earning I again lost the track and that's when the again the birthdays became very wild it was like late night parties and everything but then again when that card maxed out and i was just paying the minimum amount of bill for a year i was like okay this is not what i really want in my life okay i want that calmness or in hindi we say that right i wanted that in my life so then i started the spiritual journey somehow began so one of my uh managers in one of my organizations he introduced me to spirituality to be very honest and that's where the spirituality uh took place in me then that's where i think meditation and yoga and everything was bought in me so when i started doing that i found out that


I understood the value of money and then I think when it was just when I started earning I again lost the track and that's when the again the birthdays became very wild it was like late night parties and everything but then again when that card maxed out and i was just paying the minimum amount of bill for a year i was like okay this is not what i really want in my life okay i want that calmness or in hindi we say that right i wanted that in my life so then i started the spiritual journey somehow began so one of my uh managers in one of my organizations he introduced me to spirituality to be very honest and that's where the spirituality uh took place in me then that's where i think meditation and yoga and everything was bought in me so when i started doing that i found out that birthdays or any parties it's not all about like having fun with someone else


when that card maxed out and i was just paying the minimum amount of bill for a year i was like okay this is not what i really want in my life okay i want that calmness or in hindi we say that right i wanted that in my life so then i started the spiritual journey somehow began so one of my uh managers in one of my organizations he introduced me to spirituality to be very honest and that's where the spirituality uh took place in me then that's where i think meditation and yoga and everything was bought in me so when i started doing that i found out that birthdays or any parties it's not all about like having fun with someone else how the life is all about how you enjoy yourself right so what uh he used to always tell tell me that if you if something or someone else makes you happy or sad i think that is the ultimate form of slavery because if that person or the thing is not there in your life then you will be happy or sad you should be happy or sad yourself and that's how then i started celebrating my birthdays to be very alone yes i still do it with few of my friends it's not like a very big crowd which was you uh which used to be there very few of my friends we sit away we they come home we just order a few drinks a few uh a few foods and it's all about in hindi we call it mehfil right so all my friends are very creative and everything so we that entire night we sing songs it's not more of a alcohol that takes us it's more the music that that uh that makes us drunk and so that's how the birthdays are now it's more calm it's more relaxed it's just few friends who really care about you or who really love you and you do uh the same so it's just them and now with nishay i think that's that's that adds like a cherry on top now because he is also that enthusiastic he's also he's like um so that energetic so he matches our energies and the good thing is uh the range of music that i like i think my listening to that music gave nishay also uh that range because he's not like any other uh babies or kids or toddlers of this age that who are just watching coco melon or something like this he has a very big range right from the current trending which is gulabi sari to he is also hearing bharjari ka pitambar which is like a very big abhang so whenever all these things are going on he just sits calmly in my lap and he just listens to it so i think that the music that we both uh share and both enjoy i think that is something also uh which i really like because i still remember last birthday i think he was almost a year old and the few from a few of my friends were at home we were just having jamming and everything and he was just sitting there and he was he was enjoying he was in his own flow he's on his own trance right so i think


birthdays or any parties it's not all about like having fun with someone else how the life is all about how you enjoy yourself right so what uh he used to always tell tell me that if you if something or someone else makes you happy or sad i think that is the ultimate form of slavery because if that person or the thing is not there in your life then you will be happy or sad you should be happy or sad yourself and that's how then i started celebrating my birthdays to be very alone yes i still do it with few of my friends it's not like a very big crowd which was you uh which used to be there very few of my friends we sit away we they come home we just order a few drinks a few uh a few foods and it's all about in hindi we call it mehfil right so all my friends are very creative and everything so we that entire night we sing songs it's not more of a alcohol that takes us it's more the music that that uh that makes us drunk and so that's how the birthdays are now it's more calm it's more relaxed it's just few friends who really care about you or who really love you and you do uh the same so it's just them and now with nishay i think that's that's that adds like a cherry on top now because he is also that enthusiastic he's also he's like um so that energetic so he matches our energies and the good thing is uh the range of music that i like i think my listening to that music gave nishay also uh that range because he's not like any other uh babies or kids or toddlers of this age that who are just watching coco melon or something like this he has a very big range right from the current trending which is gulabi sari to he is also hearing bharjari ka pitambar which is like a very big abhang so whenever all these things are going on he just sits calmly in my lap and he just listens to it so i think that the music that we both uh share and both enjoy i think that is something also uh which i really like because i still remember last birthday i think he was almost a year old and the few from a few of my friends were at home we were just having jamming and everything and he was just sitting there and he was he was enjoying he was in his own flow he's on his own trance right so i think Going forward, the birthdays are really going to be like this. It's just a few people that I love and who love me in the same way.


how the life is all about how you enjoy yourself right so what uh he used to always tell tell me that if you if something or someone else makes you happy or sad i think that is the ultimate form of slavery because if that person or the thing is not there in your life then you will be happy or sad you should be happy or sad yourself and that's how then i started celebrating my birthdays to be very alone yes i still do it with few of my friends it's not like a very big crowd which was you uh which used to be there very few of my friends we sit away we they come home we just order a few drinks a few uh a few foods and it's all about in hindi we call it mehfil right so all my friends are very creative and everything so we that entire night we sing songs it's not more of a alcohol that takes us it's more the music that that uh that makes us drunk and so that's how the birthdays are now it's more calm it's more relaxed it's just few friends who really care about you or who really love you and you do uh the same so it's just them and now with nishay i think that's that's that adds like a cherry on top now because he is also that enthusiastic he's also he's like um so that energetic so he matches our energies and the good thing is uh the range of music that i like i think my listening to that music gave nishay also uh that range because he's not like any other uh babies or kids or toddlers of this age that who are just watching coco melon or something like this he has a very big range right from the current trending which is gulabi sari to he is also hearing bharjari ka pitambar which is like a very big abhang so whenever all these things are going on he just sits calmly in my lap and he just listens to it so i think that the music that we both uh share and both enjoy i think that is something also uh which i really like because i still remember last birthday i think he was almost a year old and the few from a few of my friends were at home we were just having jamming and everything and he was just sitting there and he was he was enjoying he was in his own flow he's on his own trance right so i think Going forward, the birthdays are really going to be like this. It's just a few people that I love and who love me in the same way. and definitely nishai in his own element and i think that's how the birthdays are going to be for the rest of the life


Going forward, the birthdays are really going to be like this. It's just a few people that I love and who love me in the same way. and definitely nishai in his own element and i think that's how the birthdays are going to be for the rest of the life


Good morning. Good afternoon, everyone. I am Sagar Charni, and I am a mentor at Startup India. I am also a seed investor and a startup coach. So today we are going to talk about entrepreneurship as a career. Well, you know, gone are the days where we will only work and take up our job. We live in a times where we have to do something on our own. And by the way, when you start a business or when you start to go to gym,


Good morning. Good afternoon, everyone. I am Sagar Charni, and I am a mentor at Startup India. I am also a seed investor and a startup coach. So today we are going to talk about entrepreneurship as a career. Well, you know, gone are the days where we will only work and take up our job. We live in a times where we have to do something on our own. And by the way, when you start a business or when you start to go to gym, Anything that you start up itself qualifies to become an entrepreneur. So that is very, very, very critical. Now I have one question for you, Raj. Which is one of the most logical industries in the world which runs on human emotions? Any idea? Any guesses?


Well, you know, gone are the days where we will only work and take up our job. We live in a times where we have to do something on our own. And by the way, when you start a business or when you start to go to gym, Anything that you start up itself qualifies to become an entrepreneur. So that is very, very, very critical. Now I have one question for you, Raj. Which is one of the most logical industries in the world which runs on human emotions? Any idea? Any guesses? Yeah, which is one of the logical industries in the world.


Anything that you start up itself qualifies to become an entrepreneur. So that is very, very, very critical. Now I have one question for you, Raj. Which is one of the most logical industries in the world which runs on human emotions? Any idea? Any guesses? Yeah, which is one of the logical industries in the world. which it runs on human emotions.


Yeah, which is one of the logical industries in the world. which it runs on human emotions. You know, stock market, we feel that it is one of the most logical industries in the world. We feel it is one of the most logical industries in the world, but it actually thrives on human emotions.


which it runs on human emotions. You know, stock market, we feel that it is one of the most logical industries in the world. We feel it is one of the most logical industries in the world, but it actually thrives on human emotions. If gold prices shoot up, it impacts stock market. If there is a strike in the country, it impacts stock market. If there is a pandemic in the country, it impacts stock market. So the reason I'm giving this example is that people say that, you know, to become an entrepreneur, you have to be slightly more right-minded. You have to take strategic decisions. You have to be very logical. And that's why even our society, you know, sees in us that, hey, you know what, you're not ready for entrepreneurship. But it's never the case. If you have...


You know, stock market, we feel that it is one of the most logical industries in the world. We feel it is one of the most logical industries in the world, but it actually thrives on human emotions. If gold prices shoot up, it impacts stock market. If there is a strike in the country, it impacts stock market. If there is a pandemic in the country, it impacts stock market. So the reason I'm giving this example is that people say that, you know, to become an entrepreneur, you have to be slightly more right-minded. You have to take strategic decisions. You have to be very logical. And that's why even our society, you know, sees in us that, hey, you know what, you're not ready for entrepreneurship. But it's never the case. If you have... hunger in your heart if you care for your customers if you are obsessed with the problem then you qualify itself to become an entrepreneur so just keep that in mind because today we are going to talk about mindset if you want to take any positive action in your life mindset plays a very important role so with this example i'm making it very clear that it is okay to be passionate it is okay to be a problem solver and it is okay if the society says that hey you know what we live in a logical world and entrepreneurial entrepreneurship is not for you so it's not like that and you take up any big big other industries let's say even if you want to join an army right if you were to be ready to take a bullet on your chest which means that you already at least qualified to be in that journey of course there will be a physical test there will be demands you have to have a specific height you have to have a specific body type but that that doesn't mean that you cannot become similarly in entrepreneurship yes there would be challenges there would be friends and family who will support you who will not support you there will be investors who will put money in you who may not money put money in you there will be customers who may reject initially your startup idea but ultimately if you are obsessed with your customers if you're obsessed with the problem then you're on the right path of course both these examples are very different of course for being an being into army and joining an army it requires much more but to become an entrepreneur it just needs obsessive problem solving mindset so number one is problem solving mindset which you have to keep into perspective


If gold prices shoot up, it impacts stock market. If there is a strike in the country, it impacts stock market. If there is a pandemic in the country, it impacts stock market. So the reason I'm giving this example is that people say that, you know, to become an entrepreneur, you have to be slightly more right-minded. You have to take strategic decisions. You have to be very logical. And that's why even our society, you know, sees in us that, hey, you know what, you're not ready for entrepreneurship. But it's never the case. If you have... hunger in your heart if you care for your customers if you are obsessed with the problem then you qualify itself to become an entrepreneur so just keep that in mind because today we are going to talk about mindset if you want to take any positive action in your life mindset plays a very important role so with this example i'm making it very clear that it is okay to be passionate it is okay to be a problem solver and it is okay if the society says that hey you know what we live in a logical world and entrepreneurial entrepreneurship is not for you so it's not like that and you take up any big big other industries let's say even if you want to join an army right if you were to be ready to take a bullet on your chest which means that you already at least qualified to be in that journey of course there will be a physical test there will be demands you have to have a specific height you have to have a specific body type but that that doesn't mean that you cannot become similarly in entrepreneurship yes there would be challenges there would be friends and family who will support you who will not support you there will be investors who will put money in you who may not money put money in you there will be customers who may reject initially your startup idea but ultimately if you are obsessed with your customers if you're obsessed with the problem then you're on the right path of course both these examples are very different of course for being an being into army and joining an army it requires much more but to become an entrepreneur it just needs obsessive problem solving mindset so number one is problem solving mindset which you have to keep into perspective Now, initial steps.


hunger in your heart if you care for your customers if you are obsessed with the problem then you qualify itself to become an entrepreneur so just keep that in mind because today we are going to talk about mindset if you want to take any positive action in your life mindset plays a very important role so with this example i'm making it very clear that it is okay to be passionate it is okay to be a problem solver and it is okay if the society says that hey you know what we live in a logical world and entrepreneurial entrepreneurship is not for you so it's not like that and you take up any big big other industries let's say even if you want to join an army right if you were to be ready to take a bullet on your chest which means that you already at least qualified to be in that journey of course there will be a physical test there will be demands you have to have a specific height you have to have a specific body type but that that doesn't mean that you cannot become similarly in entrepreneurship yes there would be challenges there would be friends and family who will support you who will not support you there will be investors who will put money in you who may not money put money in you there will be customers who may reject initially your startup idea but ultimately if you are obsessed with your customers if you're obsessed with the problem then you're on the right path of course both these examples are very different of course for being an being into army and joining an army it requires much more but to become an entrepreneur it just needs obsessive problem solving mindset so number one is problem solving mindset which you have to keep into perspective Now, initial steps. People say that, oh, I don't have investor, how should I put money? Why would people put money on me? Or people would say, hey, you know what, I don't trust my idea. But that is not the right way to go about it. So top four steps that you can take if you want to become an entrepreneur.


Now, initial steps. People say that, oh, I don't have investor, how should I put money? Why would people put money on me? Or people would say, hey, you know what, I don't trust my idea. But that is not the right way to go about it. So top four steps that you can take if you want to become an entrepreneur. Number one is focus on your strengths, okay?


People say that, oh, I don't have investor, how should I put money? Why would people put money on me? Or people would say, hey, you know what, I don't trust my idea. But that is not the right way to go about it. So top four steps that you can take if you want to become an entrepreneur. Number one is focus on your strengths, okay? Ultimately, let's say if you become an entrepreneur and you want to start a food business, but the point is you don't know to cook.


Number one is focus on your strengths, okay? Ultimately, let's say if you become an entrepreneur and you want to start a food business, but the point is you don't know to cook. but you understand there is a market demand gap or market supply gap number two you have let's say money number three you have team members who can actually create food for you


Ultimately, let's say if you become an entrepreneur and you want to start a food business, but the point is you don't know to cook. but you understand there is a market demand gap or market supply gap number two you have let's say money number three you have team members who can actually create food for you So here in this case, you would want to play on your strengths and your strengths could be your communication skills or your strength could be.


but you understand there is a market demand gap or market supply gap number two you have let's say money number three you have team members who can actually create food for you So here in this case, you would want to play on your strengths and your strengths could be your communication skills or your strength could be. customer experience management skills or your strength could be getting people to come to your food place through social media so ultimately you have to write down your strengths


So here in this case, you would want to play on your strengths and your strengths could be your communication skills or your strength could be. customer experience management skills or your strength could be getting people to come to your food place through social media so ultimately you have to write down your strengths Let's say in another example, if you have completed your training program as a chef and now you want to start a business. Now, in that case, your strength is the fundamental understanding of how a particular food item would be prepared.