I am from a big joint family and we have a family business of manufacturing automobile products. I completed my 12th from a very small school and did my graduation in Bachelors in Social Work. Later on I completed my MBA in 2006.

His life has been an inspirational story of a less-privileged but a talented youth making himself-reliant, despite of all odds heavily stacked him. He further nurtures dreams of striking it big in the vast world of self-employed entrepreneurs.

Well it all started in Class 11, I have to admit. Fresh from the board exams, we were supposed to mark our preference for a field and I chose to go with Commerce since this was the field I could somehow relate to, since I had been interested in my father’s business operations.

After working with two top brands in the Fashion industry, he
jettisoned his education at NIFT to pursue his taste in life – ‘Power
Trainings’.

joined John Lewis 5 and a half years ago. While I was looking, I selected John Lewis among many as it has a good name and if you want development, then John Lewis provides you with all the scopes.

He began writing at the age of 22. His hometown is in Haridwar. He has done “Mass Communication” to hone his skills in journalism. He started his career in electronic media with “Sadhna TV”. He also works as a Special Correspondent for “Doordarshan Channel”.

I started blogging on a whim back in 2008 when my friend Karan Wadhera suggested I start a blog along the lines of PerezHilton.com, the rest as they say is history and since February 2011 I quit my job at Channel [V] as digital content head to do this full time! And now it’s off to the moon

A software engineer by education, Kunal Rajput is a professional photographer based in New Delhi. He graduated in 2009 from the Army Institute of Technology, Pune and worked with Infosys, Bangalore for a year before leaving the job to follow his true calling in life. Since then, he has been working as a commercial photographer.

What odds do you have on publishing a national bestselling novel, if you’re just 17, come from a business class family, are known to visit the principal’s office for all the wrong reasons and claim to be a laidback, not so pseudo intellect .Your head turns to the negative but then you meet Sumrit Shahi, now 18, a year older, a little richer, not much wiser (as he asserts!).

“I’ve struggled a lot in the industry!” Say many, but “I want to struggle each time to get there!” is a path trodden by few. He dares to go by that approach and still manages to rule the hearts. With his offbeat films like Aamir, Shaitan and Soundtrack actually being applauded by the mainstream audience, he is seen breaking the myth that last Shah Rukh Khan left behind. The quintessentially different Rajeev Khandelwal is ecstatic and unstoppable in an exclusive conversation with The Viewspaper.