Designer.
Builder.
Dreamer.
Always experimenting.
I grew up in Neela Camp, a small village in Nizamabad, India. My parents were teachers in the same school where I studied, and my father was an artist who became the first person in our village to learn computers.
Somewhere between his art, that first computer, and my own curiosity, I found my path: mixing creativity with technology.
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Story
I was never built for the straight line.
I was a bright kid, but not a traditional academic one. I spoke English in my village, stayed curious about the world, and believed that curiosity, basic logic, and the ability to figure things out mattered more than marks.
After college, I failed spectacularly in the subjects I was supposed to be good at. I dropped out, pursued graphic design, started a computer shop, built websites, and slowly found my way into professional design by doing the work.
Design became the language where my creative and logical sides met. I worked across startups, mid-sized companies, and MNCs, and became part of three acquisitions where design played a meaningful role.
Human side
Pick a card from my messy creative universe.
A tiny fortune machine made from the things I keep circling: faith, AI, space, cafe dreams, pixels, late nights, and the strange confidence that the next idea might work.
Click a card to bring it to the center and reveal a prediction. Drag the deck sideways to browse.
Not legally binding. Emotionally suspicious.
Timeline