Magic happens when the brightest minds come together, regardless of where they’re from. Today, we are a fully distributed team of Proxonauts who love a good challenge and thrive in a culture of complexity and innovation.
Autonomy is everything.
You don't hire smart people and tell them what to do. You give them the freedom to chart their own paths. It's the surest way onward, and upward.
Talent has no boundaries.
We hire incredible people no matter where they're from. We hire people who do more than one thing, and do it well. As long as you're curious, driven, and great at what you do, you can find a home at Proximity.
Choose to act and dare to fail.
We encourage our team to act decisively, make mistakes and learn from them. Every mistake is an opportunity to learn, but every moment wasted hesitating is an opportunity lost.
We are a work in progress.
Every product we roll out can be made even better. Our best talent can grow even further. We believe that everyone and everything is always a work in progress, and we invest heavily in tools and courses that can help us grow.
We make our differences count.
We are engineers, product managers, designers and geeks. We love what we do and we're great at it — but that's where the similarities end. At Proximity, we go out of our way to hire exceptional talent from different places, people with different backgrounds, ideas, approaches and opinions. These differences are powerful — they help us remember that there is no single right way of thinking and help us stay curious and humble.
Akshay Mahajan
Techie, Foodie, Audiophile, Sneaker-head.
Arjun Mahajan
A die-hard Batman fan, Arjun believes, like the caped crusader, that great design doesn’t shout. It signals.
He shapes how brands look, feel, and behave out in the world — where people actually experience them.
From crafting visual identities to designing digital products that are both beautiful and intuitive, Arjun helps turn abstract ideas into functional, memorable experiences. Sometimes with a caffeine-fuelled sprint. Always with care.
He secretly enjoys the chaos before a big presentation — that slightly manic zone where ideas, visuals, and storylines suddenly fall into place. It’s messy. It’s magic.
Outside of work, Arjun collects vintage comic books and pop-culture figurines. His desk looks like a museum curated by a 12-year-old with excellent taste. He’s currently into Lego builds, rare collectibles, coffee experiments, and gardening — though his most creatively demanding project is helping his 5-year-old daughter design her “imaginary theme room.” She’s the real creative director. He’s just the intern.
He’s also the kind of designer who can identify fonts in the wild faster than most people can spot a Starbucks.
His design philosophy?
“Design is the silent ambassador of your brand.” — Paul Rand
And he lives by the truth that:“With great power comes great responsibility.”
Ashwath S Acharya
Coder, Singer, Dancer, Anime enthusiast, and Sports fanatic.
Ashwath builds software that helps power global media and OTT platforms. He solves complex problems, one unpredictable day at a time. He lives for those “Wait, what is this?” moments. New challenges, fresh chaos, and the oddly satisfying kind of mess that comes right before things click.
At Proximity, he brings equal parts curiosity, calm, creativity, and clean code. But beyond the keyboard, Ashwath’s also a dancer — and a fab one. He once auditioned for Dance India Dance Season 3, has co-composed with a Bollywood artist, and is known to break into a bit of b-boying at offsites when the vibe is right.
He describes himself as 85% engineer, 15% studio creature. We think the split changes depending on the playlist.
Outside of work, Ashwath is most alive when surrounded by music, dance, family, or community — especially when he’s involved in social work or soaking in the energy of a live concert.
Creativity, for him, transcends a single stage.
Chenchunaidu Maddineni
Chenchunaidu codes about 10% of the time — the other 90% is spent explaining why it worked perfectly fine on his machine. A man of few words and many wins, he’s one of Proximity’s most quietly brilliant engineers.
Clients love him. Stakeholders trust him. And the “Kudos” channel has practically become his second home.
He may not say much, but when he does, he’s usually right — and surprisingly funny. He also routinely goes above and beyond, without ever needing to say much about it.
Outside of code, you’ll find him deep in Reddit threads or bingeing YouTube Shorts. His worldview is best summed up by Murphy’s Law: anything that can go wrong, will go wrong.
And if it does, he’ll probably be the one fixing it.
David Kumar
David lives at the intersection of storytelling and tech, with an eye for edits and a browser full of AI tools. At Proximity, he’s the creative force behind everything in the world of video — from research and direction to editing and experimentation.
His secret weapons? A growing arsenal of AI tools that help push the boundaries of what video content can look like — whether it’s high-impact Shorts, candid vlogs, full-length panel edits, or scroll-stopping AI-generated ads. If there’s a new tool out there, chances are he’s already tried it.
Outside of work, David’s a movie re-watcher of the highest order — the kind who can quote entire scenes with alarming precision. His creative mantra? “Creativity is intelligence having fun.” And in his hands, it usually is.
Hardik Jagda
Technologist, certified Scuba diver. Loves crafting cutting-edge digital products and delightful experiences.
A certified Scuba diver, Hardik found his love for technology at a very early age. He started his engineering career at a consulting firm and then worked at a number of startups, where he led product development teams across multiple countries. He's passionate about crafting cutting-edge digital products and creating delightful customer experiences. Hardik is also the founder of Studio Proximity.
Huzaifa Arif
Problem solver, coder, leader, dad. Loves driving and road-tripping with his family and friends.
Huzaifa leads with code, calm, and the kind of wit that wins awards. Literally. He’s the reigning “Wittiest Proxonaut,” and with good reason — he has an uncanny ability to light up even the driest Zoom calls, usually via the chat window, often with perfectly-timed sarcasm that derails meetings just enough to keep them fun.
At Proximity, Huzaifa is a core part of one of our biggest projects, where he operates as an Engineering Manager and backend owner. He leads features end to end, owns critical backend services, and is one of the highest contributors across web repositories. Whether drafting HLDs, solving problems at scale, or guiding teams through implementations, Huzaifa combines sharp technical thinking with a flair for communication.
He thrives on high-stakes challenges. The kind where millions use what you build. The kind where one bug can trigger an X or Reddit storm. For him, that instant visibility makes the work all the more exhilarating.
But it’s not just the work he loves; it’s the people, the side-banter, the feeling of building something real with a team he respects.
Off-duty, he’s a road-tripper, a quiet observer, and — paradoxically — both a thoughtful introvert and a delightfully impulsive presence among his people. His secret talents? Still a secret, apparently. But as long as he keeps showing up with code, clarity, and Chandler Bing one-liners, we’re more than happy to wait.
Janani Ramaswamy
Janani may be new to the Proxoverse, but she’s already decoding acronyms, catching team vibes, and describing herself as a sponge right now. A very curious, very observant sponge.
What she really loves: the delicate art of learning. Watching systems, spotting patterns, reading the room, and quietly figuring out where her impact will land next.
Beyond work, Janani lives between two musical worlds. She trained in Carnatic music and now sings Hindustani. Her inner vocalist is thriving in the chaos, with every note full of intention.
Ask her about the time she was briefly famous on national news for a college incident wrapped in equal parts controversy and comedy. It’s one of those “you had to be there” stories. But if you weren’t, don’t worry. She’s an excellent storyteller. So vivid, people swear she’s lived ten lives in one.
Her secret “talent”? She can stare at a ceiling fan for hours and call it meditation.
Her philosophy? A little nonsense is good for the neurons. Dr. Seuss said it, she lives it.
“I like nonsense, it wakes up the brain cells.”
Which might explain a lot, in the best way possible.
Khushil Mistry
Khushil thrives on scale — the kind where small lines of code can reach hundreds of millions of users. Most recently, a page he built during a major sporting season racked up over 200 million views in just two weeks. Wild? Yes. Rewarding? Absolutely.
At Proximity, he’s part of the front-end team, where he balances day-to-day development with high-visibility rollouts and complex migration projects. He’s drawn to the kind of work that moves fast, matters instantly, and is seen by audiences across the globe.
Outside of work, Khushil is rarely still. He recently ran his first half marathon (second one’s around the corner) and plays club cricket on weekends. These days, you’ll find him in a cozy café, sipping zesty orange cold brew — his new favourite setting for deep work.
His favourite quote? A quiet powerhouse from The Shawshank Redemption:
“Hope is a good thing, maybe the best of things, and no good thing ever dies.”
That pretty much says it all.
Kushaal Devanahalli
DJ, traveller, aerospace engineer. Loves reading, meeting new people, and immersing himself into new experiences.
An IIT alumnus with an aerospace engineering degree, Kushaal was drawn to software, technology, and startups after a brief stint at the Infosys Aerospace division. He started his tech journey as a Product Manager at an SF-based tech startup called Sourcebits and then joined Tiny Owl as their first Product Manager.
Most recently, Kushaal worked with GetMyParking — a smart parking SaaS platform — re-building their MVP into a globally scalable platform and helping launch the product in 10 different countries across the EU, the US and Southeast Asia.
Outside of work, Kushaal enjoys reading, techno music, travelling, and immersing himself in new experiences. He has travelled to over 30 countries, loves meeting new people, and tries to acquaint himself deeply with their cultures, history, and art. He is also a certified scuba diver.
Madhvi Jagda
Wearing all the design hats, from pixels to prototypes, strategy to storytelling. If it’s design, she's on it!
Madhvi does it all. She leads the design team, oversees projects, gets her hands on the work itself, and still finds time to push creative boundaries. She’s a doer, a thinker, a maker, and a hustler who makes sure no detail slips through the cracks.
She wears all the design hats, from pixels to prototypes, strategy to storytelling. If it’s design, she's on it.
What she loves most about her work? The range. In a single day, she might be pitching a concept, designing hands-on for clients, leading the team, and still picking up something new along the way. Constant growth is just part of the job.
She has a sixth sense for making sure people show up with their cameras on at Fri-yay meetings. She’ll claim her sense of humour is underappreciated, but we’ve seen the smirks. It lands.
Outside of work, Madhvi brews her own cider, and yes, even non-beer fans end up loving it. She says we can brag about anything. The truth is, her work already does that for her.
Mayank Velankar
Mayank enjoys solving real problems at scale. At Proximity, he’s focused on making the advertising experience smoother for users on platforms used by millions every day.
What drew him to Proximity? The collaborative culture, and the chance to work with people who genuinely care about what they’re building.
Outside of work, Mayank is powered by food, travel, and a curious mind that never really turns off. He makes a mean Rajma Chawal, listens to Sufi music and The Local Train, and lives by the idea that showing up matters more than perfection.
His bookshelf favourite is Godan by Premchand — a reminder, he says, that the most powerful stories are the real ones. His motto? Never back down.
So far, he hasn’t.
Minhaz Panara
After more than a decade in iOS development, Minhaz knows that the real art lies in balancing performance, polish, and patience — in that order.
At Proximity, he builds and ships features on large-scale consumer platforms, collaborating closely with product and design teams to make sure every release actually lands. He’s a firm believer in designing for edge cases, because he knows the users will indeed find them.
He documents code so future-him doesn’t have to hate past-him, and keeps an old iPhone around just to revisit the nostalgia of skeuomorphic design. His approach is always thoughtful, almost always optimised, and rooted in one simple motto: Let’s make a dent in the universe.
Outside of work, Minhaz is exploring the wild, exhilarating world of AI tools — and loving the learning curve. He collects pens and colours, isn’t an artist (or so he says), but loves drawing, and still holds a soft spot for Safari and Champak comics from back in the day.
He swears by Sufi music, rewatches Friends, devours biryani and nihari, and would probably choose flying as his superpower (unless he’s already figured it out and just isn’t telling us yet).
Mohit Negi
Mohit doesn’t just design — he illustrates, refines, and brings ideas to life, one pixel at a time. A sharp visual mind, known for turning abstract concepts into clean, out-of-the-box visuals that do exactly what they need to do.
A man of few words and strong beliefs, Mohit leads with clarity, precision, and care. His approach to design is quiet but deliberate — stretch, nudge, align, repeat — until the thing feels just right. And when it does, the visuals speak louder than words.
Outside of work, Mohit cares deeply about the world around him. He’s involved in local socio-environmental causes, and once cycled a kabaadi-wali bicycle through his college campus — not as a statement, but as a choice.
His favourite line comes from the world of shinobi:“The most important thing for a shinobi is teamwork.”
That feels about right.
Navneet Das
Navneet builds features, squashes bugs, and occasionally yells into the void — aka his AI coworkers, Cursor and Perplexity. A backend engineer by title, and a full-time Reddit anthropologist by night, Navneet brings speed, curiosity, and a touch of organised chaos to everything he touches.
At Proximity, he’s known for moving fast — in code and conversation. Whether he’s debugging complex systems or chatting at god-speed (virtually or face-to-face), Navneet brings an infectious energy to the team. He’s a self-declared over-organiser, with a love for ticking off tasks and discovering the best discounts using his well-curated collection of credit cards.
Outside of work, you’ll find him immersed in cricket — all forms, all teams, all the time. From India U19 to India Women to India A, if a match is on, Navneet’s watching. And when cricket’s off, Reddit and Netflix step in to fill the void.
What sets him apart, though, is his deep-rooted sense of responsibility — to his community, to his family, and to people around him. Whether it’s through time, donations, or quiet support, Navneet believes in showing up for others. And when he says “Work hard, peace out,” he really means it.
Nitish Mittal
Foodie, Coldplay fan, World’s Best Fried-Maggi-Maker!
Millions refresh their screens for live scores, expecting instant stats. They get them. Because Nitish and his team are putting out fires behind the scenes making sure they do.
If he and his team ever took a day off? Oh, you’d know. Instantly.
He runs the show behind the scenes for one of the sport’s most visible digital experiences, and somehow still finds time to collect bizarre cricket trivia, like the fact that there used to be eight balls in an over. Who’d have thunk it?!
At Proximity, he brings sharp engineering, steady leadership, and a love for our signature Friday trivia, Chai pe charcha. It’s the one meeting you’ll never catch him skipping.
Outside of work, Nitish is a yoga enthusiast, meditation practitioner, hiker, and mountain lover who believes the best soundtrack is an acoustic guitar around a campfire. He’s currently deep into the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali, learning to quiet his mind.
Fun facts? He once walked 100 kilometers in 28 hours, makes a signature Maggi that could easily become a viable career once AI takes over the world, and claims he can do the famous Undertaker eye roll. Bet he’ll show us at the next Fri-yay meeting.
His guiding mantra:“Clarity in mind, purity in heart, and sincerity in action.”
Which, now that we think about it, is probably why he gets so much done, on and off the mat.
Omprakash Mishra
A Director with a penchant for teaching, travelling, football and trekking.
OP moves fluidly between roles and dons many hats at Proximity. On the product side, he's involved with product ideation, market analysis, QA testing, and finding product market fits. On the people side, he coordinates between teams, ensures that timelines are met, and generally looks after the team's wellbeing.
Outside of work, OP is a Math and Chemistry teacher, a monsoon trekker, and a hardcore Manchester City fan. He currently moonlights as Joint Secretary of the Manchester City Supporters Club in Mumbai.
Prasanth Perumal
Dad, Eternal learner, Minimalist, Foodie, Tech freak.
Prasanth builds Android apps that are sleek, scalable, and designed to perform, even when things get complex under the hood. At Proximity, he’s part of the team behind smooth mobile experiences, and gets to geek out on the latest tech, which always makes his day.
He’s curious and methodical by nature and quietly competitive by spirit. He solves Rubik’s cubes for fun, smashes shuttles on the badminton court, and finishes PC games like they’re a mission. Outside of code, he’s into aquascaping, financial literacy, and his interests hint that in an alternate life, he could have been an electrical or mechanical engineer.
His current obsession is understanding equity markets, one stock at a time. His long-term dream is to run a tech-savvy farm, where green fields and IoT-powered irrigation might just coexist.
Prasanth’s mantra: “Making mistakes is better than faking perfections.”And with every line of code, he keeps it real.
Prishita Manik
Prishita doesn’t write code — she builds the teams that do. As a Talent Matchmaker at Proximity, she spends her days navigating LinkedIn, sourcing talent, and turning cryptic hiring briefs into real human connections. One minute she’s decoding a wishlist for a “unicorn developer,” the next she’s finding someone who not only fits the role, but fits the team.
For her, recruitment is equal parts instinct, Boolean logic, and people sense. And that moment when both sides say, “This feels like the perfect fit”? That’s the moment of magic.
Outside of work, Prishita is all sharp observation and quiet hilarity. A true Virgo, she’s equal parts organised chaos and impeccable timing.
Raghav Narang
Raghav is a full-stack engineer who builds end-to-end digital experiences, from what users see, to what makes it all work behind the scenes. But beneath all that clean code is a lifelong Marvel fan who once watched Avengers Endgame as a fan, and now helps build platforms that stream it. Talk about full circle.
At Proximity, he’s known for his calm focus, quiet drive, and a knack for meeting deadlines without ever seeming rushed. He enjoys the autonomy of remote work, managing his time his way, which also leaves room for what matters most: family time, a few late-night PlayStation missions, the occasional Ghost of Yotei binge.
Recently inducted into the club of fatherhood as new dad to baby Purvaansh, Raghav describes this new chapter with his son as equal parts chaos and joy. He’s also been known to dabble with entrepreneurship, and dreams of reaching financial freedom so he can spend his days doing what he loves. We’re all for it.
He once collected Pokémon cards, believes in working in darkness to serve the light, and while he swears he has no special talents, his wife and mom say otherwise. Especially when he sings. All heart.
Rahul Prajapati
Rahul is what happens when ‘AI wizard’ meets ‘very generous genie’. Except he’s not stopping at three wishes.
You want an AI-powered prototype that solves a real business problem? Done. Need a 40-hour manual task reduced to 30 seconds? Granted. Curious if that wild idea in your head could be built with GenAI? Ask away.
Rahul turns “Can AI do this?” into “Here’s your prototype.” He builds full-stack AI systems from scratch.
He’s the kind of person who bridges “Houston, we have a problem!” to “here’s a working solution,”; going from idea to implementation without ever needing to “loop in another team.”
And the best part? He doesn’t gatekeep. Rahul loves sharing what he knows with the Proxoverse. Insights, breakthroughs, tools, models. If he’s cracked it, you’ll hear about it.
He once built a system that saved two hours of weekly work, after spending 80 hours building it. The math may not have mathed, but the dopamine hit certainly did. Since then, he’s been on a mission to automate anything that moves. For Rahul, working with AI is part engineering, part detective work, and part “Wait, what did that even do?” at the terminal. He wouldn’t have it any other way.
Outside of work, Rahul is deep into God of War. Not just playing it, but studying it. He gets equally hyped about seamless game mechanics and enemies’ AI behavior patterns, as he does about defeating them. That’s just how his brain works. He can’t help it.
We’re not surprised that his favorite is by Alan Turing from 1950.
“Machines take me by surprise with great frequency.”
Even when you build, train, and deploy, AI still finds ways to astonish. And for Rahul, that’s half the fun.
Sana Khan
Sana looks after Proximity’s most valuable asset. Our people.
As People Success Manager, she’s the one making sure every Proxonaut has a high “Happiness Index”. That each Proxonaut stays productive, and feels good while doing it. In her world, performance and happiness aren’t opposites. They go hand in hand.
Her calendar tells you everything you need to know. Back-to-back meetings? That’s a day well spent. Empty calendar? Slight panic. Something must’ve slipped. Probably didn’t. Still, she checks.
She’s a firm believer that empathy and kindness never go out of style. And she brings that belief into every conversation, every check-in, and every moment of support.
Outside of work, Sana has a routine that’s part observation, part domination. Mornings start with light walks and quiet nature watching. Evenings involve lifting heavy weights and casually giving the guys some competition at the gym.
Her motto?
“At the end, it all works out. Have faith.”
And with Sana around, it usually does.
Shashank Pali
Engineer, Amateur UI/UX Designer.
Shashank builds mobile apps that are clean, fast, and built to perform. He believes in keeping things simple — and making them better.
He’s shipped more than 250 apps to the App Store and built tools used by thousands. At Proximity, he’s known for tackling tricky problems, helping teammates debug their way out of chaos, and quietly making things work better.
Before engineering, Shashank was headed for a career in medicine — but somewhere along the way, code won. Curiosity (and a sharp learning curve) pulled him toward tech. His hunger to learn made him switch tracks, and he never looked back.
He’s taught himself multiple stacks and climbed fast. He’s since been ranked in the top 10% of developers worldwide on Codewars, and built a mobile library that made it to GitHub’s top 10 trending list. Not bad for someone whose first “Hello world!” wasn’t all that long ago.
Shashank’s style? Calm on the outside, Deadpool-level sarcasm on the inside. He’s fuelled by old pop songs, sandwiches, and the kind of challenges that make you want to flip your laptop — just before he pulls a full Po and somehow stumbles into brilliance.
When he’s not building apps, you’ll find him gaming, working out, or hanging out with family.
His favourite line?
"Hello world..!!"
Because after all, that’s where it all began.
Shruti Mishra
Multitasker, vegan, maker of the World’s Best Hummus, yogi. Runs her own small business on the side.
She’s Proximity’s Director of Marketing — or, as we like to call her, our Chief Storytelling Officer. Shruti leads all things content, brand, and communication across the Proximity ecosystem.
She works with teams across Design, Tech, Talent, People Ops, Product, and the Senior Leadership Team. She has a to-do list for her to-do lists. She’s equal parts operator, creative, strategist, and a Virgo to her core. Which might explain how she keeps track of everything, without missing a beat — or a comma.
What she loves most about her work at Proximity? Writing bios like this one (no, really), knowing everything about every project, and the deeply addictive blend of instant gratification and long-game patience her role demands.
Outside of work, Shruti is a one-meal-a-day, dip-obsessed, plant-based powerhouse who makes the crispiest dosa, the creamiest hummus, and the dreamiest kulfi you’ll ever eat. She’s a certified yoga teacher, a daily practitioner, and recently added a traditional Indian strength training certification to the mix. At this point, she’s stronger than most of us — emotionally and physically.
Her happiest place is, in fact, “the happiest place on earth”!
Her life mottos?
“Don’t do nothing because you can’t do everything. Do something. Anything.”
And, weirdly enough:
“You can do anything, but not everything.”
Which is rich coming from someone who does, in fact, do almost everything. And makes it look good.
Soraya Bagheri
Soraya is the kind of person who makes sure the trains not only run on time, but that they’re heading in the right direction. As Chief of Staff to our CEO, she works closely with Hardik and the broader leadership team to turn ideas into action, keep priorities aligned, and ensure that progress never gets lost in the shuffle.
She’s the quiet “force” behind the momentum — part strategist, part orchestrator, part fixer, and exactly the kind of presence you want on your side when the galaxy gets chaotic. And while she’s excellent at keeping things moving, she’s also the first to appreciate the beauty of an awkward silence that turns into shared laughter.
Outside the work orbit, Soraya’s universe is wildly eclectic. She’s a fan of metal and punk music, scary movies, classic Audrey Hepburn films, Star Wars, anime, and gaming — which is to say, she contains multitudes. Seasonal walks with her dog are her grounding ritual.
She knows the odds. She moves forward anyway. And if you’re lucky, you might catch her uncanny Chewbacca impression, which, frankly, deserves its own standing ovation.
Sourav Agarwal
Part time trader.
Sourav is an OG Proxonaut. One of the first engineers to join the Proxoverse, he’s been quietly shaping the way things work ever since.
He builds the invisible parts that keep systems running smoothly. If everything just works, chances are, he’s behind the scenes making it happen. At Proximity, he designs backend systems, scales APIs, and wires together the seamless architecture users rely on without ever knowing it.
He’s a man of few words but plenty of action. He’s the kind of engineer who breaks things in staging only to rebuild them stronger. He gets genuine joy from chasing down performance bottlenecks and shaving off milliseconds, well, because he can. Watching Grafana dashboards update in real time after a deploy? That’s his version of fireworks.
Outside of work, Sourav’s been exploring generative AI and building side projects we’re all hoping to tinker with someday. He also reads tech history and experiments with ideas that may or may not ever see the light of day.
Fun fact: He once saved 70 percent of SMS costs with a single reCAPTCHA tweak. He also remembers HTTP status codes better than he remembers where he left his coffee.
His guiding principle:“Programs must be written for people to read, and only incidentally for machines to execute.”
Tejas
In pursuit of a fulfilling life, Love long walks and deep conversations.
Tushar Vaghela
Manager, mentor, die-hard Lucky Ali fan. Loves Indore food and tries to “live simply, so that others may simply live”.
"And the award for the most reliable Proxonaut goes to…" Yeah, you already knew. Everybody loves Tushar.
He’s the kind of leader who makes you feel like everything’s going to be fine — even if the sprint board says otherwise. As Director of Engineering, Tushar looks after every Proxonaut and partner who has been, is, or will someday be part of Proximity’s journey. It’s a little bit like time travel, a little bit like multiverse management — and somehow, he makes it all look effortless.
Known for being the calm in every storm, he’s meticulous, empathetic, and deeply reliable. A thoughtful mentor. A go-to problem solver. The person you call when you’re stuck — technically or otherwise — because you know he’ll make time, and make it better.
Outside of work, Tushar is most alive when he’s out in nature with his kids — trekking, chasing clouds, or stumbling upon hidden waterfalls. He’s also been quietly journaling inspiring startup stories exclusively for his daughter. At this rate, we won’t be surprised if she builds something of her own — or starts mentoring the rest of us.
He’s a die-hard Lucky Ali fan, loves old Indian folk music, devours Indore food, and collects stamps from around the world. (Yes, real stamps. Yes, they still exist.)
He swears by the mantra: “Live simply, so that others may simply live.” And if you need proof that good people make great leaders — start with Tushar.
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