Building a Legacy of Innovation and Excellence with "Pink Root"

I grew up in Darbhanga, a small town rich in culture and simplicity. My family has always been rooted in traditional values, focused on stability and survival. In their eyes, dreams were luxuries we couldn't afford, and taking risks was not a path they encouraged. But deep within, I always wanted more—a life where I could create something meaningful, something that truly reflected my vision.

After graduating from Sharda University, I set out to chase my dreams, unaware of the countless hurdles ahead. I ventured into entrepreneurship with fire in my heart and ideas in my mind. But life, as I quickly learned, doesn’t always follow the script we write for it.

I failed—again and again. Four startups, four heartbreaks. Each time, I thought I had cracked the code, but reality hit me hard. People told me to give up, my family urged me to find a “stable job,” and self-doubt became my constant companion. Yet, amidst all the chaos, one thing remained—my dream of creating something that reflected my passion for wellness and skincare.

Growing up in Darbhanga, I saw how natural remedies and traditional wisdom shaped people’s lives. I wanted to merge that authenticity with modern science to create a skincare brand that was both effective and rooted in heritage. But making this dream a reality was anything but easy.

We started together, using my failures as lessons rather than setbacks. I spent nights researching skincare formulas, understanding the science, and learning the business of branding. Every setback from my previous ventures became a stepping stone.

It wasn’t just about building a brand; it was about defying the odds. I had to fight against stereotypes, prove to my family that dreams aren’t frivolous, and remind myself that failure is not the opposite of success—it’s part of the process.

Today, as we stand on the brink of launching my dream skincare brand, We reflect on the journey that brought us here. It wasn’t luck or privilege—it was resilience, determination, and the belief that even someone from a small town like Darbhanga can dream big and achieve big.

This isn’t just my story—it’s a reminder for anyone out there who feels stuck, who fears failure, or who thinks they don’t belong. Your background doesn’t define your future; your persistence does.