Rrahul Sudhir is currently seen on the Dabangii show. In his latest interview, he talks about business. Check out the full details below.
- How did you come up with the idea of starting a venture?
This venture didn’t just happen by chance. It feels like the universe handed it to me as a gift. It’s actually something my mother has wanted to do for a while. Then one day, I had the chance to start it, and I saw it as a blessing, so I took a leap of faith. I just knew this was the right thing to do—something I just had to do.
- Why clothing?
I owe it all to my mother. She adored clothes and loved dressing us up when we were kids. She had a unique sense of style that few people possess. She had a talent for finding the perfect outfit. For me, clothing became a tribute to her. I believe she saw clothes as a form of self-expression, a way to communicate without speaking. She was all about styling and wearing the appropriate attire for every occasion. It was her way of expressing her creativity and aesthetics.
- Is this your baby?
This project is totally mine. I’ve got a team that assists me with daily tasks and manages things, allowing me to focus on my shoots. But overall, it’s all mine.
- Your dreams with this brand what aspirations?
I dream that my brand becomes everyone’s go-to for self-expression. I want people to choose my brand when they want to express themselves. I hope RRA gives them the freedom to be who they are. It should reflect our life journeys and how we all strive every day to improve ourselves and make a difference for our families, loved ones, society, and country. Just as we pour our hearts and souls into our dreams, I want RRA to symbolize that effort. It should remind people that dreams demand hard work, consistency, and determination, and never giving up. I want my brand to be associated with perseverance in pursuing your dreams.
- Do you feek artists should have a side business alongside to make sure they are safe in the long run?
No, I don’t believe an artist needs anything else apart from their art. This one is for the slightly under-talented ones like me who fail every now and then.
