Some entrepreneurs follow a path. Others build it themselves. Kunal Valrani belongs to the second group, driven by curiosity, shaped by experience, and drawn to problems others overlook.
Valrani grew up in Dubai, where entrepreneurship surrounded him, and the skyline changed by the year. “Watching the city transform showed me what’s possible,” he says. “It made me want to build things that last.”
At 15, Valrani launched Hungry Harry, a mobile game designed to raise awareness about malnutrition. “It was my first real taste of building something that could make an impact,” he says. The game received and thousands of downloads. “That experience taught me that ideas can travel far if you act on them.”
