It didn't start as a business. I came to Australia as an international student, million-dollar dreams and a middle-class mindset. I had a community around me and still felt like I didn't fully belong.
So in 2017 I started something simple: bringing people together. That became Melbourne MAMA, a lifeline for Indian students, helping with jobs, accommodation, visas, and belonging.
But people didn't just want connection. They wanted direction. They wanted to build. And running parallel, I was learning across marketing, content, film and growth: how brands actually scale.
So I brought both together. Melbourne MAMA became an Indo-Australian ecosystem across Melbourne, Hyderabad and Chennai, community, content, and creator economy. A 150-artist platform reaching 250,000+ across both countries. Global concert tours. A production house. Built from nothing, across two countries.
That's what I now do for founders and creators. Because I didn't read about crossing this bridge. I built the bridge. We started by helping people belong. Now we help them build.
“That’s the story. And we’re still writing it.”
