I   was   raised   by    a   single   mother   in   Ludhiana,  Punjab,   India,   who    instilled    in   me   the  importance of    conservative   values.  My   mother  always   taught   me   one   powerful    lesson:  focus   on   solutions,   not problems. It’s a lesson   that  has  shaped  who   I   am   today  and  has  guided  me  through both my triumphs and challenges. 

In 2002,  I moved  to  the  United  States  with   a  dream  to  succeed and  make  a better life for myself. I started my   journey  as   an   entrepreneur   in   the  import  and  distribution business.  Through   hard   work,  grit,  and determination,   I built  it  into  a  multi-million  dollar  company. But  in  2008,   during  the  market crash,  I  lost everything. My  net  worth went  to  zero. I  could  have  given  up, but  I  remembered  the  lessons   my  mother taught me: Focus  on the solutions not the problems. I realized that failure is not the end—it’s an opportunity to rise,  learn, and  rebuild  stronger than  before and  that’s exactly  what I did. I  didn’t just  rebuild — I came back stronger, started  new  businesses, and  made strategic investments in others. Today, I own multiple businesses and am invested in several companies.

I am also  part  of a nonprofit organization that provides free healthcare services to all. Under my leadership, we have   successfully  expanded  the  organization  to  16 clinics, delivering care to thousands of patients—without taxpayer's money or government assistance.

I’m a passionate entrepreneur running for office to listen to people’s concerns, find real solutions, and take action to get things done,  — all as a way of giving back to the community, the county, and the country that have given me so much in life. Despite my busy schedule, I make time to stay active — working out 5 to 6 times a week — and I enjoy music, traveling to Las Vegas and Hawaii, and taking a cruise at least once a year.