Reality star turned entrepreneur Navjyot Gurudatta who was approached for Big Boss 13, aims to take digital marketing to a whole new level and is currently looking forward to starting a News Agency of his own in Dubai.
The 25 year old young Founder and CEO of Masterkey Media, began his journey to stardom from MTV Roadies 11, after which he solely focused on building his business and helping other budding entrepreneurs around the globe do the same.
in Dubai's Palm drop zone, becoming the first person to raise and wave the Sikh flag "Nishan Sahib" in the skies, setting a global record. The Nishan Sahib is a triangular Sikh flag that can be found outside most Gurudwaras and is extremely important in a Sikh's life.
Navjyot, in an interview with the Free Press Journal talks about his never-ending journey to success, while also sharing a bunch of great tips for young entrepreneurs and digital marketers.
How does it feel like to work with the topmost brands, influencers and entrepreneurs around the world?
It is a huge responsibility to work with the topmost brands, influencers and entrepreneurs worldwide who are on the path to achieving more every single day. The challenge here is to balance the work ethics of both parties in order for things to go smoothly. There’s always so much to learn and explore, and that’s something I really enjoy and look forward to.
You seem like a person who is extremely passionate about automobiles. How and when did that start?
Since I’m into PR and Digital Marketing for Premium brands, I was managing Master Key Luxury Car Rental, one of the topmost brands in Dubai. Eventually, I came to Dubai and got a chance to meet my client Ibrahim Assad. That right there, was the point where things started to pick up. "Why not start a digital marketing agency together?" Ibrahim asked me. Things started falling into place, and since Ibrahim’s business was all about luxury cars, and since we started working together, I became someone who loved cars as well. I don’t really count this as an achievement, it’s just like a byproduct of what I’m doing.
You created a record by waving the Sikh flag “Nishan Sahib” in the sky at an altitude of 13,000 feet above sea level. How did you do it, and what motivated you to do it?
Right from the point when we are kids, we dream of something that we wish to achieve. And that dream for me was skydiving, which is probably something that many of us want. But I did not want just that. I wanted to do it differently, and I wanted it to be unique. At the beginning, I wasn’t even sure if I would be able to do it, because I was of the opinion that waving the “Nishan Sahib flag” while skydiving wasn’t allowed. But luckily, I met someone with whom I was working and he allowed me to do it.
