I started interning at 18 because I was curious, not strategic. Marketing pulled me in first (CARS24, CashKaro) because I loved building things people actually responded to. Watching a LinkedIn post go from draft to 70% engagement? That never gets old. Then I jumped into operations at Blinkit to see the other side, and surprise: juggling seven Excel sheets and untangling vendor data is where I feel most alive. Turns out I'm equally at home writing a campaign brief and projecting revenue across 15 SKUs. I'm an explorer. I try things until something clicks. Right now, a lot is clicking. One thing I genuinely love doing is helping other students land their first internship. I know how confusing it can feel at the start, and if I can make that a little easier for someone, I'm always up for it.