Meet the Team
Behind every remarkable brand is a room full of thinkers, builders, storytellers, designers, and strategists who obsess over the details no one else sees.
RUSHIKESH HANDE
Founder & Performance StrategistRushikesh believes every successful brand is built twice, first as a strategy, then as a business. Long before campaigns launch or content goes live, he's already asking the difficult questions that shape lasting growth. He founded Purnova on the belief that creativity earns attention, but strategy earns trust. Everything else is just noise.
— "Attention gets you noticed. Strategy keeps you remembered."
SAURABH BORAWKEY
Digital Growth ManagerSaurabh has probably said eight sentences all week, and every one of them moved a number. He's not cold; he's intentional. The kind of person who believes most meetings could've been emails, and most emails could've been silence. While others are busy explaining their wins, he's already building the next campaign, quietly letting the dashboard say everything he doesn't.
— "I don't talk strategy. I deliver it."
PALLAVI VISHWAS
Brand ArchitectPallavi somehow manages five conversations, three deadlines, and one brand crisis all at once and still remembers your dog's name. She calls her mind "wonderfully scattered," but in her hands, chaos becomes clarity and moving pieces become a plan. Clients don't just trust her with their brand; they trust her with the version they know exists but haven't yet found the words to express.
— "My mind multitasks so your brand doesn't have to."
AVINASH BARODIYA
Web DeveloperAvinash hears, "That's not technically possible," the way most people hear a dare. He doesn't look for easy builds; he looks for the ones with a catch, the kind that make other developers wince. Somewhere between the bug nobody could trace and the deadline nobody believed in, he finds the only satisfaction that matters to him: proving that impossible was just an opinion.
— "Difficult is just a feature I haven't built yet."
RUTUJA PAWAR
Graphic DesignerRutuja designs as though every brand lends her its voice before she opens the first artboard. She doesn't decorate identities, she uncovers them. Every layout, every colour, every line exists for a reason, until the work feels less like design and more like something that always belonged. Her art isn't made for today. It's made to outlive it.
— "I design for the years, not the trends."
ANIKET SURYAWANSHI
Web DeveloperAniket believes reliability is a skill, not a personality trait. He delivers exactly what's needed no shortcuts, no overcomplication, no missed deadlines. Ask him for ten things, and you'll get ten things back, finished when promised. He jokes that he only follows instructions, but what he really follows is discipline. Excuses simply don't fit into his workflow.
— "Tell me the task. I'll skip the drama."
ANUSHKA SHIRORE
Content ArchitectAnushka sees stories long before she writes them. In half-finished ideas, overlooked details, and brands still searching for their identity, she finds the narrative waiting to be uncovered. She blends curiosity with strategy, turning ordinary briefs into stories people don't just read they remember. For her, content isn't decoration. It's the voice that gives a brand its place in the world.
— "Every brand has a story. I just know where to look."
TEJAS KUMBHAR
Visual StorytellerTejas doesn't chase the perfect shot he simply happens to be there when it arrives. He's the kind of observer who notices the half-second between moments, the one everyone else blinks through. Where others see a meeting, a street, or a product on a table, he sees the beginning of a story waiting to be told and instinctively knows when to press record.
— "I don't find the moment. The moment finds me."
RITESH DHARANE
Video EditorRitesh treats every timeline like it owes someone an emotion. He'll spend an hour refining a cut most people would never notice simply because he knows they'll feel it. For him, editing isn't assembly; it's the difference between a video that's watched and one that's remembered. He doesn't finish projects so much as pour himself into them, frame by frame, until every second earns its place.
— "I don't edit videos. I edit feelings into them."
PRATAP PAWAR
Video EditorPratap edits the way he speaks straightforward, a little loud, and completely uninterested in polish for the sake of polish. He's not trying to make things look expensive; he's trying to make them feel real. There's a rawness to his cuts that no amount of big-budget gloss can fake, the kind that comes from someone who grew up watching stories, not stock footage.
— "Keep it real, or don't keep it at all."