Aditya Birla Vani Bharati
First stage performances, first badminton tournaments — where discipline and rhythm both started.
A Kolkata commerce kid who learned business on factory floors and dealer counters before betting everything on the creative economy. This is the story of how discipline, rhythm, and timing became a way of working — and how one player decided to change courts.

Follow the shuttle down the court.
First stage performances, first badminton tournaments — where discipline and rhythm both started.
Commerce
Chose numbers, kept the creative pulse alive on the side.
Accounting & Finance
Started freelancing in digital marketing during college — first clients, first edits, first paid creatives. Three years of building craft quietly alongside the degree.
Operations Intern
First taste of real workflows: vendor coordination, dispatch, reporting. Learned that execution beats ideas that never ship.
Senior Executive, Operations
The ground game. Dealer coordination across Bihar, working with 80+ field sales executives, 25+ active dealers, market visits, dealer meets, MIS and sales tracking. Learned how business actually moves outside a screen.
A steady corporate track versus the creative pull he'd been building for three years. The realisation: brand-building's future sits at the intersection of creativity, content, and AI — and he was already fluent in all three.
Co-Founder & Frame Lead
Co-founded a creative & social media studio; scaled to ~₹1.5L monthly turnover; leads client acquisition, pitching, and creative operations; built and runs a 14+ member team (12 interns, 2 full-time); delivery across Kolkata & Delhi.
They're his operating system. Read the opponent. Keep rhythm. Place the shot where it can't be returned. The same instinct that wins a rally is the one that builds a brand — patience, timing, and the confidence to commit at the exact right moment.

THE RHYTHM

THE FOOTWORK
B.Com (Hons), Accounting & Finance
Class XII · Commerce
Class X