Before content, before strategy, before any idea of writing professionally, I was on the pitch, learning discipline, structure, and what consistent performance actually looks like over time. That mindset stayed with me long after the game.

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I moved to the U.S. in 2017, attending St. Andrew’s School in Rhode Island, and later Randolph College in Virginia, where I completed my Bachelor’s in Sport and Exercise Science while continuing to play college football.

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It was there, through years of research papers and academic writing, that something unexpected clicked. I wasn’t just completing assignments, I was learning how to think, structure ideas, and communicate them clearly. Writing stopped feeling like a task and started feeling natural.

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I’m now 24, playing professional football in India, while also working as a writer and social media strategist. At WordsWork in Delhi/Gurgaon, I worked on content strategy, blogs, and client decks across industries, translating ideas into clear, effective communication.

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Alongside this, my involvement in long-term athlete development has shaped how I approach writing and content, with a focus on consistency, structure, and long-term impact.

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I believe every brand has a story to tell. My role is to shape that story with clarity, structure, and intent, creating content that is both thoughtful and effective.