India's youngest self-made billionaire is looking for a room on D-Street

A teenager once pitched ₹30 lakh for a slice of his startup and mostly got no for an answer. That same idea now heads toward the public markets as a global hospitality business, built through coding experiments, budget stays, early failures, and a few investor regrets along the way. What started as a rough bet on fixing travel has turned into a system built on consistency. And as it moves toward listing, it feels less like a victory lap and more like a long “not convinced” finally arriving at its price.

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