Growing up in a small village near Wardha, healthcare was not easily accessible. The local clinics could treat only common illnesses, and for anything serious, families had to travel miles to Sewagram Hospital. As a young boy, accompanying a relative there, he witnessed the dedication, compassion, and respect doctors received while serving those in need. That experience left a lasting impression. It was in those hospital corridors that he discovered his calling—to become a doctor, not just as a profession, but as a way to give back, uplift communities like his, and ensure no one is denied care due to distance or circumstance. Today, as a leading surgeon, that same purpose continues to guide his work.