My story spans Mumbai, Toronto, San Francisco, and now New York—each city shaping my sense of identity and deepening my belief in the power of human connection across cultures. Growing up in a family of import-export entrepreneurs, I saw early on how relationships—when built on trust and curiosity—can thrive across borders and languages.
Throughout my life and work, I’ve gravitated toward people who value depth over small talk and connection over status. I’ve also felt the quiet ache of how hard it can be, in our hyper-mobile and achievement-focused world, to build meaningful friendships as adults.
Along the way, I’ve had the privilege of visiting over 30 countries—each one expanding my perspective and reaffirming a simple truth: no matter where we’re from, we all seek belonging, understanding, and people to share the journey with. That’s why I created Sahā Quest: not just to gather interesting people, but to help them form lasting friendships.
It’s a members club for those who are globally minded, culturally inquisitive, and ready to invest in something most of us are quietly missing—a real community. Here, we’re not chasing access. We’re choosing each other. And in doing so, creating something far more enduring.
