My Vision
I have always been deeply inspired by Tata Group. It is not just another company in India, it is a symbol of trust, integrity, and genuine care for the people and the country. Unlike many others, Tata Group doesn’t compete just for profits or to be the richest; they work to make a real impact on people’s lives. That kind of legacy is what I admire the most.
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For me, being on the richest list has never been a goal. My true aim is to create meaningful change, solve real problems that make our lives better, and help people save their money and live happier. I’ve seen many companies and business groups chasing each other, but Tata Group stands alone in India. Their Tata Trusts set a standard in social impact that no one else has matched at a national level.
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In my own life, I’ve noticed that most people are chasing money but are never truly happy. My father taught me not to run after money, and his struggles shaped my mindset. For me, money always comes last. Many have told me that “money changes people,” but my experiences have shown me that I want to stay grounded and true to myself.
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This doesn’t mean I don’t want to build big businesses. I want to create multiple companies across different industries and compete with groups like Tata, but in a healthy way, focusing on who can make a larger positive impact on the lives of people, not just who can earn the most.
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When my companies reach an ideal size, I want to form a major holding trust for them, focusing on societal impact. I want my group to be an example of trust-led capitalism, just like Tata.
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One dream I hold close is to meet Mr. Ratan Tata. But I want that meeting to happen when I have achieved something meaningful myself so that he invites me. And when we meet, I don’t want to talk about business; I want to learn from him about his personal journey and values.
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I don’t know if I will ever achieve all this, but my vision keeps me moving forward. And maybe, just maybe, if I make a difference, others will follow.
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Innovation drives me. I love creating ideas that people say “can never be done.” That’s why I am interested in so many different industries from our family’s wood and panel business to water conservation and even law.
Many think I get distracted because my interests are so varied. But with good time management and strong team building, I believe I can run all these ventures successfully. That is my main focus.
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If there is any distraction in my life, it’s mostly related to personal relationships, which I now try to keep away from to stay focused on my goals.