In the Media

When I talk about hair science in publications like The Telegraph, it is the same method I teach in my academy. I break down daily questions like 'should you wash your hair every day' because to me, this is a real science—not a guess. My media presence is about showing you that if I can turn this into a respected, successful career, you can too.

I started this with a simple goal: to make professional hairstyling accessible to everyone in India. Seeing my journey covered in newspapers and film festivals is proof that the message of 'sasta aur tikau' education is resonating with people across the country.

These articles and appearances are not just about fame; they are validations of the scientific method I teach. When I speak at places like Kurukshetra University, I am not just talking about beauty—I am talking about empowerment.

Whether you are reading about my tips in a newspaper or watching my tutorials, the goal is always the same: to help you understand the 'why' behind the 'how'. My curriculum is built on this foundation. I want to clear the air on myths and give you the technical knowledge—like right angles, system, and texture—that you need to build a career. If you are ready to learn, my academy is here to turn that passion into a real paycheck.