After repeated failures to crack the CAT exam for an MBA, Prafull borrowed Rs 8000 to set up a roadside tea stall in Ahmedabad, facing immense social stigma before scaling his brand into a pan-India franchise with multi-crore turnover.
No work is too small.
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