I help brandsorganisationsNGOsbusinessescreativesinstitutionsschoolsyou make stuff.
I work out what a brand should say, then make the videos, visuals, websites, apps, words and stuff that say it.
I’ve pitched and written for brands like Dabur, Dell and MetLife, built briefs across telecom, retail, FMCG and spirits, directed creative for a brand-new venture, and led creative teams. Then I went into sales and marketing, to see how good creatives translate into sales.
the day job ↗
Then I came across a line in a book by Kevin K. Brown: to get funding, be fundable and findable. Since then I’ve also been working and pitching with organisations, which lines up everything I did at the start of my career as a social entrepreneur.
I started Gharmai Productions as a tool to explain stuff. I scaled, I successfully failed, and I failed successfully.
Nepal has had plenty of protests, and real change still feels out of reach. I’d like to start a mental revolution instead: places where young people learn by solving real problems, get paid while they do it, and find out their contribution counts.
the big idea ↑
I’ve witnessed what young adults are capable of when they’re given the right tools to channel. I’m motivated by this urgent vision.
I’ve written two books, The Empty Back Row and Counted as Illiterate, to better find the root causes and suggest pathways for this same issue. You can find them on Amazon, Kindle or any KDP partner networks.
In my own words
