I build things, photograph things, and pay attention.

Hyderabad to a moving map. I was born in Hyderabad and spent my early school years at Meridian School. After that came short chapters in Chennai and Kolkata, then Gujarat and Rajasthan. In Gujarat, I somehow scored 98 in Gujarati, a language I barely remember now. Repeating a class after a school move was confusing at the time, but it taught me early that progress is not always a straight line.

The first pull toward technology. In Bikaner, at Delhi Public School, a computer teacher and a STEM robotics teacher made technology feel tangible. It was not just something to consume. It was something to understand, take apart and build with. I later returned to Hyderabad and continued at Silver Oaks School.

Finding a home base. At Unicent School, I completed the rest of my schooling through class ten. I went through Ignite for pre-university coaching, learned that proximity does not always mean fit, and completed class twelve at Sri Aadya P.U.

A pause, then Bangalore. After class twelve, I spent four months at home researching what I actually wanted to learn. I am now in my second year at Kalvium, studying Computer Science, AI and Financial Technology, while building Kaisei, JARVIS and a life that keeps crossing between digital work and physical interests.