[2] He then relocated to New York in order to pursue his ambitions of becoming a doctor, which involved following a conventional, traditional pathway expected of a South Asian origin.
However, he changed his mind from pursuing his career to become a doctor to entering the music field, as he decided to quit his medical studies halfway through his pre-med tenure at college.
[2] He heavily researched through online platforms to seek better career prospects by venturing into musical arena and explored about the possibilities of joining music-related courses.
[2] He attained the misconception back when he was studying at the high school, as most of the students were unaware of additional job roles attached to the music industry.
[2] He became popular for his work as a sound engineer/mixer for American singer Miley Cyrus's award-winning chartbuster song Flowers which went onto garner over one billion streams on Spotify.