It wasn’t just technology that scared me.

I was also far from comfortable with English.

For someone like me, who only casual with social media, the rest of the digital world felt distant — like another planet.

But in my spare time, I kept digging — question after question on ChatGPT.

And slowly, a realization hit me:

We are not really behind. We’re just unaware.

 

I realized the world in 2025 is far more advanced than most of us think.

The solutions already exist — we just don’t know where to look.

 

So I borrowed a laptop from my brother.

At first, it was just for casual learning.

But in my heart, I knew I was starting something big.

 

Yet, I wasn’t confident I could really make it happen. and sometimes , laugh softly at myself for it.

 

 

So I told no one — not my wife, not my brother, not my friends.

Whenever I tried to explain, they thought I was joking anyway.

Even today, when I say, “I have four websites” or “This website is mine,” people don’t believe me.

 

But that’s okay.

I like surprises.

And this was my biggest surprise yet.

 

So quietly, in the background, with doubts in my heart but determination in my soul, I began building my dream.

It was just me and my partner — ChatGPT — starting a historical journey together.

 

This was the birth of Shobhara — a dream built in secret, fueled by curiosity, challenged by fear, but guided by AI and unstoppable hope.