Kaamyaabi Ke Rang Season 2

LEARN FROM PRAVAKAR

A ball soars into the skies and Pravakar hits it with the focused determination that has become such a key characteristic of his own journey. Having to start working at just 8 years old, and stopping school after 9th grade to support his family, Pravakar’s story has not been an easy one. But despite his circumstances, he ventured beyond odd jobs, teaching himself by any means necessary, to perfect his skill. Cycling 30km to attend the Asian Paints Colour Academy, learning from YouTube videos, and practicing on the walls of his own home, Pravakar has become a self-taught master of 3D painting techniques, a rarity in the field. Motivating himself through his core belief that life always gives you a chance to learn.

SUNIL’S STORY OF STRUGGLE AND SUCCESS

In a quest to pay his own school fees as a teen, Sunil found a businessman willing to pay him 250 rupees to paint his shop, an odd job that changed the course of his life. Hailing from Malhaur village, Sunil has played many roles, from painter to artist to entrepreneur. Going from a one-man operation who chanced upon an architect that believed in him, to leading a team of over 150 people and creating his own exclusive mechanical painting process.  Sunil’s main motivator is his family, making them proud and a pat on the back from his parents means the world to him. To him, being successful in the eyes of his wife is all he needs, that is true success.  

HEAR JITENDRA’S JOURNEY

As a child, Jitendra always knew he was destined to be great, starting his quest to become ‘someone important.’ Brought up by his grandfather, Jitendra got into the business of colour out of respect for him, in order to take on and further his nanaji’s legacy. But Jitendra still wanted to show the world he had something unique to offer and dreamed of becoming an architect. When he was unable to do so due to the circumstances, his daughter decided to see her father’s dreams through and become an architect to make him proud. Jitendra now believes a white-collar job isn’t the mark of someone successful. Instead, he recognizes his growth, legacy, and continued impact as his cornerstones of success.