A journalist, Sunil has been working in the field for the past eight years. He has worked as a deputy editor and published multiple articles for reputable journals. He aspires to produce significant work and help spread awareness of Mewar culture and traditions.

Sunil has worked in various publications, including Dainik Bhaskar and Navjyoti. Currently, he runs a Youtube channel and website under the name ‘The Udaipur Updates’. He was originally a biology student, but his interest changed to journalism later. He has done an MA in Hindi and wants to pursue a PhD in the same.

Sunil believes that one should not solely depend on God’s miracles but work hard to achieve success. Every person who has a passion for their work and is relentlessly hustling for their dreams is his role model. Sunil regrets taking a break from his studies and not learning English properly. However, he has made his weaknesses his strengths and wishes to see other young individuals doing well and earning a name in their respective careers. He adds that he likes to help, guide, and motivate others with pure intentions. He feels that success for him is the attainment of creative satisfaction from his work.

Talking about his struggles, Sunil says that struggles refine an individual and make them success-worthy. In his life, he never took anyone’s help when he was working as a struggling salesman. Therefore, it was during that period that he realized his true potential and life’s purpose. Sunil likes journalism because it enables him to travel freely, meet different people, know their stories, and learn from them and their mistakes. He is passionate about journalism and was immensely inspired by his maternal grandfather to work in this field. Thus, sharing his grandfather’s wisdom, he says that a worthwhile life is living to bring a positive change in at least a single person’s life each day.

Sunil gets nostalgic and remembers the days of his childhood when he and his friends roamed around in the forests, ate fresh fruits from the trees, and spent carefree days. He has liked his own company since childhood and spent that time constructively.

For anyone who wishes to join journalism, Sunil's advice is to learn from their experiences and mistakes to improve gradually. He suggests keeping your critics close for betterment and growth, taking feedback for improvements, working for society and self-development rather than glamour, money, or fame, and choosing role models wisely and following their simplicity, principles, and sayings.

Lastly, he motivates everyone by quoting two of his favorite legends: Dashrath Manjhi, “Command your mind," and Bauji Hazur Chatur Singh Ji, “We’re all made equal in the eyes of God; only our deeds make us different."

Thus, Sunil’s life mantra is learning, moving forward, and never stopping.