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. 

On December 21st, 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.

Not only am I a businessman, but I also serve as a financial advisor to a nonprofit organization that provides free healthcare services to all, regardless of their financial situation. Under my leadership, we have successfully expanded the organization to 16 clinics, delivering care to thousands of patients—without costing them or Williamson County a single dollar. 

I start each day with meditation and a prayer. I firmly believe in the law of attraction—by making affirmations, we manifest our goals and dreams. As a passionate businessman, I’m driven by a commitment to success and growth, but I’m also a family man at heart. When my workday is done, I cherish spending quality time with my family. Staying healthy is very important to me, therefore I love working out at the gym. It’s all about balance—staying fit, focused, and driven while being deeply connected to what matters most: Faith, Family, Health, and Purpose. I do my work diligently, and leave the results in the hands of the Almighty.