Family Background
Born into a middle-class family on November 26, 1982, Arunabh Kumar spent his childhood in Biharu2019s Muzaffarpur. Since his childhood, he took a keen interest in extra-curricular activities in school and never hesitated from voicing his ideas, and opinions on even the most complicated subjects. Since his parents wanted him to get a better education, they moved to various cities and finally settled in Jaipur, Rajasthan.
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u00a0A product of Bharatiya Vidya Bhavanu2019s Vidyashram School, Arunabh later went to Kota to prepare for IIT JEE. Through his hard work and determination, he managed to clear the prestigious engineering exam and went to the Indian Institute of Technology in Kharagpur to pursue B.Tech in Electrical Engineering. Both his father and mother, Prensheela Kumari, are retired school principals. He has two brothers. Arunabh met his wife Shruti Ranjan in 2013 at IIT Bombay where she was pursuing her masteru2019s in environmental science. The duo, after dating each other for a long time, got married in 2022. His wife Shruti began her career as an RTT practitioner and now works as a Theta Healing Practitioner. She is also a part-time photographer.
Career In Film-Makingu00a0
After obtaining his B.Tech degree in Electrical Engineering, Arunabh took up a job with the US Air Force as a Research Consultant in Bombay in 2006. Back then, he was preparing to shift his base to Tokyo. It was during those times that he decided to resign from his job and pursue a career in filmmaking. He approached several production houses but had to face rejection most of the time. However, his struggle came to an end when he got a job offer from Red Chillies Entertainment as an assistant director in 2017. There, his job responsibilities included everything from running around, taking printouts, and helping with every task on and offset.
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He also worked as an assistant director to Farah Khan in her hugely successful film u2018Om Shanti Omu2019 which starred Shah Rukh Khan. Due to the financial crunch even after three years of hard work and struggle, he began writing short films and documentaries, made music videos, and shot ads and corporate films for a steady income. He even thought of commencing his own TV show, Engineeru2019s Diary, and sent a proposal to MTV. However, the channel rejected his proposal. It was at this point, Due to this rejection, Arunabh shifted his focus to YouTube u2013 a global video-sharing platform.u00a0
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