Meet this entrepreneur who got inspiration from snapdeal & jabong and start his own business "jaipurkurti.com" now this company listed on NSE.

 

   Dr. Anuj Mundra's journey from earning a meager salary of Rs. 1400 per month to becoming the founder of successful brands like Nandani Creation and JaipurKurti.com is nothing short of inspiring. He didn't let his financial situation hold him back from chasing his dreams and taking risks.

I can't imagine the challenges and obstacles he must have faced when he started his own business of selling suits, but he persevered and eventually expanded to create his own block in Jaipur. And when he saw the potential of online shopping in India, he didn't hesitate to take the plunge and launch his own e-commerce brand.

I can only imagine the amount of hard work and dedication that went into building Nandani Creation and JaipurKurti.com. The lack of awareness about online shopping in India and the high rate of product returns must have been major hurdles to overcome. But he didn't let that discourage him and instead used it as an opportunity to gain the trust of consumers and stand out from the competition.

It's heartening to see that their efforts paid off and that they've achieved tremendous success. The fact that JaipurKurti.com is now listed on the NSE and that their IPO was subscribed 28 times is a testament to their hard work and the trust they've built with their customers.

And I'm thrilled to hear that their growth is continuing and that they have plans to open new stores and reach a revenue of Rs. 100 crore in 2023. It's a testament to the power of having a dream, taking risks, and never giving up in the face of challenges.

Dr. Anuj Mundra's journey is a reminder that with hard work, dedication, and a willingness to take risks, we can achieve our dreams and make a difference in the world.

"Don't sit down and wait for opportunities to come, get up and make them"

-Madam CJ. Walker

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