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“Whether you believe in God or not, but you need to believe in an existential power that will give you all the justice, teach you all the lessons and handle everything in a justifiable and apt way.”

The same can be seen in the case of Mahesh, who since his childhood, has faced several life-changing experiences that transformed him from a reckless soul to a person full of ethics, beliefs, and responsibilities. 

Mahesh was born and brought up at Udaipur. As a child, Mahesh was not a studious kid. Even his father and mother did not acquire substantial education. His father started his job at Rs 300 and got retired with an income of Rs 3500. This journey of his father from 300 to 3500 has its struggles and aftereffects. But his father worked hard and never let his children (Mahesh and his brother) suffer at all, which Mahesh is highly grateful for. 

Mahesh considers his father as his role model, he only laments the fact that he did not appreciate his efforts before. He narrates an incident that his father bought a 70,000 two-wheeler when he learned that Mahesh needed a bike without him even saying it. For this his father took a loan, and fulfilled Mahesh’s wishes. Such conditions led to his father suffering a severe heart attack. Now, Mahesh understands that he has to become more mature than his age and then take up responsibilities. After this eye-opening realization, Mahesh has been consistently handling his family needs and requirements.

Mahesh is a Civil Engineer and has earned 10-12 years of experience in designing. For the last three years, he has been self-employed. Mahesh developed his interest in the field as the years went by. 

If Mahesh could return back and learn something in his life, he wants to learn architecture. Mahesh says that he has great friends who always motivate him.