Who I Am
If you had asked me twenty-five years ago what success looked like, my answer would have been very different to the one I would give today. I was fascinated by business from a young age — not by money, but by possibility. The possibility of building something. Creating opportunities. Proving to myself that I could achieve more than people expected.
Over the years I built businesses, entered new markets, worked with incredible people and learned lessons that no university or textbook could ever teach. Some ventures succeeded. Some failed. Some exceeded every expectation. Others taught me lessons that only hindsight can reveal.
Today I'm based in Dubai — a city that mirrors my own philosophy: ambitious, forward-looking, and unafraid of reinvention. My work spans entrepreneurship, brand building, longevity science and the relentless pursuit of what comes next.
I'm also the founder of NADology, a brand inspired by the science of healthy ageing — born from personal curiosity, shaped by years of research, and built alongside my wife, a biochemist who shares the same fascination with what's possible.
But perhaps the most important chapter began when I became a father. My daughter Surin and son Amanveer changed everything. They gave success a new definition — not achievement, but presence. Not accumulation, but alignment.
