Virendra carried forward his family’s jewellery business successfully and made an identity in the market. He believes that one should learn from others’ mistakes instead of making mistakes of your own and spending your whole life in rectifying them.

Virendra Kumar Jain is a jewellery businessman from Jaipur. His father had started this business and set up their jewellery showroom which has been running for more than forty-eight years. He has been associated with his family business for more than thirty-five years.

Virendra hails from Jhunjhunu but was born in Jaipur itself. He had a normal and happy childhood. His father was a nice man and a man of ethics. In 1974, his father purchased this particular shop. He remembers, initially his father started a garments business but due to huge losses, he switched over to the jewellery business. Virendra joined his father in his business very early.

Sharing his life struggles, Virendra says he never learned the nuances of the jewellery business from any institute or any person other than his father. He was very young when he joined his father in his business and put all his heart into learning the business. He also worked as a broker for years and made his identity in the market. But because of his younger brother’s sudden demise, he had to join the family business again. Now, because of his efforts , he has been running the legacy of his father’s business successfully and has established its name in the market.

When asked whether education or experience is more important in life, Virendra says he remembers his young days when he started working with his father, nobody was there to tell him to first complete his education and then join business. But now time has changed, everybody pays special focus on education. But he believes, education is incomplete without experience.

When asked about his inspirations, Virendra says he looks inside and seeks inspiration from himself in every situation of life.

Virendra advises the youth by saying that there is no one greater than your parents and when they share their experience in the form of advice, children should respect their words.

He also advises learning from the mistakes of others, don't keep making mistakes yourself. Because if you keep making mistakes, life becomes too short to correct your mistakes.