Picking up the camera
I started photography at 2016 — not as a hobby, but as a way to understand people. Every frame was a lesson in observation, timing, and seeing what others walked past.
The Founder Story
From one frame to a moving company.
It started with a camera and a habit of paying attention. That habit became a way of thinking — and eventually, a way of building.
Storytelling & recognition
Years of shooting sharpened how I tell stories. Along the way the work earned recognition and awards across multiple photography competitions — proof that a clear point of view travels.
University, leadership & entrepreneurship
University years became a lab for leadership. I moved from documenting how people live to asking how I could change it — building teams, testing ideas, and learning to think in systems.
Co-founding Ride Sheba
The entrepreneurial pull won. I co-founded Ride Sheba, a transportation platform serving customers across Bangladesh — built to make moving through this country simpler, safer, and more dignified.
The long game
I'm building for the next decade, not the next quarter — companies and stories that outlast the hype and leave the country a little more in motion than I found it.
