2015 — The Lost Boy Who Loved to Chill: Back then, I was just a regular guy from Dhaka. Insecure. Directionless. Talented? I didn't think so. I loved hanging out with my friends, skipping plans, and living in the moment. No clue where life was going—but somewhere inside, I was searching. Not for a job. Not for a degree. But for me.

2016 — The Spark of Sound:  That year, I began my B.Sc. in Electrical & Electronic Engineering. But it wasn’t the classroom that lit me up—it was music. I picked up the guitar, started learning by myself, and before I knew it, I had joined a band. Music gave me confidence. Gave me a voice. Gave me life.

Late 2016 — The Digital Bug: I was always the funny guy in the group. That year, I turned that humor into content, creating Vine-style videos on Facebook and YouTube. Maybe I was one of the first in Bangladesh doing it. Back then, it wasn’t about going viral—it was about expressing.

2017 — The Stage Found Me: This was the year I found a mic, and the mic found me. I discovered stand-up comedy and never looked back. I performed across universities and events in Bangladesh. At the same time, I kept jamming with my band—living a double life of laughter and lyrics.

2018 — Enter: The Designer & Dreamer: With bills to pay and creativity to feed, I started learning graphic design and took up small projects for local clients. That same year, I launched an event management business—Mic Drop. We organized live shows. Laughter, lights, and late nights—it was beautiful… until the world changed.

2019 — The Pause Button: COVID Strikes: When the pandemic hit, it hit hard. Businesses shut down. Stages went silent. But I didn’t stop. I turned to freelancing and began teaching guitar online. In the quiet of lockdown, I stayed loud through creativity.

2020 — Suit Up: When the world reopened, I stepped into the corporate world. My first full-time job in a private company gave me structure, but my fire for music and comedy never died. I kept the rhythm going, even if it was in smaller moments.

2021 — Pivot Point: Early this year, I switched companies again. Comedy and music took a backseat as I dived deeper into my career. This was also the year I learned digital marketing and started taking on local clients. But something bigger was calling.

Mid 2021 — Into the Multinational Arena: I landed a role at an MNC, and within a year, in 2022, I was promoted to corporate trainer. This was it. The stage. The mic. The spotlight. But this time, it was to inspire, not just entertain.

End of 2021 — Aesthetic Dreams: I also launched a T-shirt brand, Aesthetix, that blended fashion with attitude. It ran for a year before I had to shut it down in late 2022. Not every venture lasts, but every venture teaches.

2023 — Growth Mode: With my trainer role in full swing, I kept learning, leading, and lighting up rooms. From clients to colleagues—I wasn't just training people, I was transforming mindsets.

Mid to End of 2024 — Rise of the Creator: I returned to the digital world with a new mission: Edutainment. I began creating and uploading content that educates, entertains, and empowers. The love, support, and recognition started flowing again—and I knew I was home.

Late 2024 — The Birth of Zervico: Fueled by everything I’d learned, I founded my Hybrid Digital Agency: Zervico. It’s not just a business. It’s a beacon for creators, brands, and dreamers who want to show the world what they’re made of.

2025 — The Now: Today, I’m recognized as a Corporate Trainer, Inspirational Speaker, and Digital Creator. But beyond the titles, I’m still that same boy from Khilkhet—curious, crazy, and chasing purpose.