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At ’”, with a stride shaped by airport terminals and skies painted in every color of sunrise, I’m a North Indian guy who traded the familiar hum of home for the glittering skyline of Dubai—and the cockpit of a jet. I’ve been called focused, ming, a little mysterious, and occasionally “too tall for economy class,” but I’ll let you decide which ones fit. Flying wasn’t just a career choice—it was a childhood promise. Growing up in North India, I’d watch planes cut through the sky and wonder what the world looked like from up there. Now, I get to see that world first-hand—deserts glowing gold, oceans stitched with sunlight, and cities sparkling like constellations. But despite all the places I’ve been, I still believe the most interesting journeys start with people, not destinations. Off the runway, you’ll catch me doing something that gets my heart racing—basketball, long runs along Marina’s waters, or spontaneous weekend trips to countries that fit into my schedule between flights. I’m a believer that sports tell you a lot about a person—how they move, how they think, how they push through challenges. And travel? That’s how I keep my curiosity alive. Every new culture is a new story, and I’ve never been one to turn down a good story. My friends say I’m warm, confident, and sometimes unintentionally flirtatious. I say I just enjoy good energy, good conversations, and people who know how to laugh—especially at themselves. I’m drawn to authenticity, to eyes that reveal more than words, and to minds that ask the kind of questions that make you pause for a second before answering. I’ve learned that life moves fast—sometimes at 900 km/hr, literally—but the best moments are the ones that slow you down: a perfect cup of chai in a quiet corner of the airport, a conversation that lasts longer than expected, a connection you didn’t see coming. If you’re someone who loves adventure, depth, confidence, and a touch of mischief, I think we already have something in common. And who knows—maybe the next journey I take won’t be on a flight plan.