After many struggles in life, Bharat Joshi gained thirty-seven years of experience in the advocacy profession and has earned a good name for himself.

Bharat Joshi is an advocate. He has been practicing law since 1985.

Bharat says that he was exposed to the political sphere in his student life. Since then, he has been associated with many organizations. Soon after understanding his responsibilities, he started working in the marble industry. After some time, he joined Wolkem India. While working there, he got inspired by some reel life lawyers and hence started studying law.

Talking about his role models, Bharat says he considers his parents, mentors and seniors as his role models because due to their motivation, he has reached here today.

Describing his struggles, Bharat says that in order to create his identity amongst the lawyer fraternity, he contested in various elections and other activities. Initially, he did not even get any cases, so he tried for advocacy jobs in various companies, but he failed in that too. Soon, he found his way and started doing well.

Regarding his achievements, Bharat says that he has been the President of the Bar Association of Udaipur for four times in a row.

Sharing his COVID experience, Bharat says, during the first wave, he himself got infected from this disease. It took him a month-and-a-half to recover from it. After recovering, he, together with his staff, distributed food packets and even fed animals. On the professional front, he says that though the court was closed due to the lockdown, he worked on pending cases.

Bharat believes that both education and experience are important in advocacy. Because if you don’t have the bookish and theoretical knowledge of advocacy, then you cannot even step into this field. Further he says, at every step in this field, you come to know something new, which is difficult to understand without having prior education.

If Bharat had a Time Machine, he would want to go back to his childhood days and relive that life with his childhood friends.

Bharat suggests that advocacy is such a great profession in today’s era, that if you do it sincerely and honestly, you would definitely achieve success. He says it has a wide scope and you can work in banks to big corporate houses with high pay scales. It also gives you an opportunity to work in the judicial system of the government sector. Besides, it is also a good source of serving humanity along with earning money.

To new lawyers, Bharat advises them that law is a very wide subject. So work hard in every sphere and gain knowledge about every field. Because you don’t know which case will come to you and which field you will have to refer to.