Born under an Aquarian sun and a restless moon, I drift between the known and the unknown, questioning rules, dodging routines, and chasing the kind of moments that make you pause—or laugh until your ribs ache. I like my roads open, my conversations deep, and my plans just loose enough to let serendipity sneak in.

Born in Delhi, raised in Mumbai, and currently lost (deliberately) in the beautiful chaos of New York, I believe every detour holds a story, every stranger carries a lesson, and every city whispers something only the wanderers can hear.

Philosopher by instinct, traveler by choice, and accidental tax expert by past life, I live for deep conversations, long motorcycle rides, and those fleeting, electrifying moments that remind you you’re alive. I’m here for kindred spirits, unexpected adventures, and those 2 AM existential debates about life, love, and whether free will is just a beautifully crafted illusion.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

Because the best places aren’t just found on maps—they’re found in conversations, in shared meals, in the unexpected kindness of strangers.

I’m here for the stories. For the late-night talks that start with small talk and end with existential revelations. For the feeling of arriving in a new city and instantly finding familiarity in someone else’s laughter. For the reminder that no matter where we come from, we’re all just travelers—sometimes lost, sometimes found, always searching.

I believe that home isn’t just a place, it’s a connection. And sometimes, the most memorable journeys aren’t about where you go, but who you meet along the way.

Interests

I’m drawn to things that make me think, feel, and question. I love philosophy and human behavior—why we do what we do, and whether free will is just a beautifully crafted illusion. Cinema grips me, especially the kind that punches you in the gut and makes you reevaluate life. I have an ongoing tug-of-war between food and fitness, where food usually wins, but I still pretend I’m in control. History fascinates me, and somewhere between the past and the future, I try to make sense of it all. Books are my quiet escape—whether it’s philosophy, literature, or a deep dive into a niche subject I didn’t know I cared about until I did. And above all, I crave deep conversations—the kind that start with “just one drink” and end with unraveling the mysteries of the universe. If it’s thought-provoking, adrenaline-fueled, or just delicious—I’m in.

• culture
• education
• fitness
• traveling
• camping
• business
• learning new things
• motorcycling

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

I let my guard down.

In a world that teaches us to wear armor, I chose to take mine off. I made a few friends, allowed myself to be open—truly open—not just in the stories I shared but in the silences between them. I learned that vulnerability isn’t weakness; it’s an invitation. When you let people see you as you are, you see them more clearly too. And in that raw, unfiltered space, something shifts—you acknowledge your scars, wear them with grace, and realize they were never something to hide.

It’s terrifying. It’s freeing. And it’s the most powerful thing I’ve ever done

What I Can Share with Hosts

I can share stories, humor, and the kind of moments that turn strangers into friends—the ones that start with casual introductions and end with a deeper understanding of life (or at least a solid inside joke).

I can share a meal, whether it’s tracking down the best street food in town or attempting to cook something that probably won’t burn the kitchen down. I can share my love for the open road, the thrill of getting lost, and the wisdom found in unexpected detours. If you’re up for it, I can even make finance sound almost exciting—because nothing says “unforgettable night” like casually debating tax loopholes over a drink.

More than anything, I share presence—the willingness to listen, to exchange perspectives, to find humor in our differences, and meaning in our similarities. Because at the end of the day, it’s not about what we have—it’s about what we offer.

Countries I’ve Visited

France, Greece, Italy, Malaysia, Mexico, Netherlands, Spain, Switzerland, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, United States

Countries I’ve Lived In

India, United States