We seek everything.

I am a farmer's child and I spent my simple childhood at the farm. I used to lie flat on the back of my buffalo with a book in my hand, facing the abundant sky. The smell of fresh cow dung, the colours of the leaves, the sheer ease of village life still invite me in. Jamjodhpur is the name of the village I come from. After school, I did Fine Arts at Rustam Taliyar Khan college in Nargol. I used to make paintings back then, very well. Some for myself some to earn some money. And then, I heard

Being a farmer's child, I used to do farming as a kid. I studied at Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel school in Jamjodhpur. I was never a studious child, and it was not a shock when I failed the 10th Grade. I got very less marks in 3 subjects and 78 in Math. Ah, the kid sitting right ahead of me was good at Math. 😊 After my 10th Grade, I waited for Kapil to complete his college. This was the year 2000. After that, I knew we will do something together. Us brothers had the hunger. With hunger came peop

'You' in that sentence above is actually 'me'. This thought itself helps me to walk on a better path today, so I can look up to who I would become tomorrow. Who knew I would get here one day? That introverted kid who hardly had any friends in school did not even pass the 12th Grade on the first attempt and didn't know where to go or what to do for a good career. Up until 12th Grade, that was the case. Then, things changed. I joined the RV Shah college of Fine Arts in Dholka and I realized

As a child, I was very notorious. I think I still am, to some extent. :P But as a kid, I even got electrocuted thrice as a kid. I grew up fine though. This notorious kid wanted to become a cook during 6th & 7th grade and then life took a turn and I wanted to join the armed forces. I also cleared the exams only to be disqualified in the medical round. But when that did not work out, I decided to pursue engineering and those years changed me. Literally. I became a little less disciplined (whatever

My grandfather was a Pandit, or a priest, as they call it. He used to conduct a ritual called કર્મ કાંડ which holds great importance in mythology and pooja. But, somewhere, after generations of the same profession, he felt as if we did not get the respect we deserved. We were often laughed at or looked down upon. Despite literally doing worship for work, Grandpa felt the need to change this line of profession. And things changed, my father and his brothers started working for Government jobs.

If we rewind 30 years, I was in Morbi (Gujarat), growing up. I first used photoshop in 5th Grade, not at school, but at home, with my uncle. As I completed high school, the journey of my graduation began in another city. And I still regret it- I did engineering. Or did I? By my 2nd last semester, I realized this is not what I can do in life and I never completed that semester or the one after that. After dropping out, I started going to agencies around my city for free. I gained some experien