Bengaluru Man Quits Corporate Job, Finds ‘Purpose’ As Auto Rickshaw Driver: ‘Dude Looks Like An Actor’

What if the biggest turnaround in your life comes from the smallest, simplest decision and the reset you fear becomes your saviour? A Bengaluru man, once juggling deadlines and the corporate hustle, is now going viral for choosing a completely different path. His story has now struck a chord.

The man left his corporate job, switching conference rooms for traffic signals and presentations for passengers. In his video, recorded inside his auto, he speaks directly to those who feel stuck or defeated. He says, “Okay, guys, this is me riding an auto and not scared of starting all over again, this is for the people who think life is about to end, that they have the hardest phase of their life and they don’t know what to do, this is for you.”

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Man from corporate job, to giving up on life to now driving an Auto Rickshaw

and He has message for people about life and money pic.twitter.com/dNcyue9Zhh

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He added, “I had given up on life and I thought like I’m never going to recover.” But instead of giving up completely, he chose to rebuild. He put it in words, “But yeah, here I am driving an auto and life is not going to end or defeat me. I am going to face whatever comes my way. I’m not scared of it. Bring it on.”

Through simple, heartfelt words, he reminds everyone to “just live.” According to him, “If we live like this and move on, I’m pretty sure things will figure out by itself.”

Money Is Not Everything

He also tackles the pressure of chasing money. According to him, money is a necessity but there is more to life. In an important reminder, he said, “Find value for your life. Find true purpose.” And then comes the powerful message that says, “Face it, don’t run, don’t hide, you know what I mean.”

Internet Has Only Positive Comments For Man

People across social media are calling his decision brave and relatable. One user wrote, “It’s actually liberating once you realise there are people around you doing just fine without fancy job titles.” Another added, “Ppl slowly realise that those shiny glass buildings look great from outside. But deep inside it is hell.”

The autorickshaw driver’s journey is a reminder that starting over is not weakness but it is the beginning of freedom.