Since 2012, I've worked in media as a public relations manager for telecom and real estate firms before moving on to my third client in the e-commerce area. Leaving my first job was the most difficult decision, but it was unavoidable. I soon moved on to study my Post Graduation in 2014, which provided me with a stronger platform to determine where I wanted to go in this profession. I was a member of my university's media teams, and we organised both intercollegiate and intracollegiate competitions.
After finishing my postgraduate studies, I began working with another public relations firm and was in charge of a well-known automobile manufacturer, as writing about the automotive industry had always been a passion of mine. I also planned debuts for the brand's new vehicles in the Indian market. But I soon moved on and began writing for numerous magazines about luxury, travel, restaurants, cuisines, artificial intelligence, automobiles, and, eventually, watches.
This may appear to be a trivial topic, but researching timepieces ranging from domestic to international brands taught me that, like automobiles, there is much more to this 300-year-old sector than meets the eye.
