In 2015, while most of his friends were focused only on final-year exams and campus placements, Azharuddin chose to look beyond the classroom. Along with his college studies, he began exploring the world of business, learning on his own, trying new ideas, and understanding how real work happens outside textbooks. He believed that waiting for the “right time” would only delay growth, so he started early, even with limited resources and experience.

This early exposure helped him build practical skills, confidence, and clarity about what he wanted to create. What began as curiosity during his student years slowly shaped his mindset as a builder and entrepreneur.