The sun shined through the large glass windows of Varun's luxurious Mumbai apartment, but he barely noticed. His focus was solely on the numbers flashing on his laptop screen.
The stock market had moved exactly as predicted.
KPIT Technologies Ltd. had surged from ₹280 to ₹700 per share in just seven days.
He clicked SELL.
━━━ STOCK SOLD SUCCESSFULLY ━━━
[Total Profit: ₹19,68,75,000]
Varun leaned back, taking a deep breath.
He had done it.
From ₹500 in cricket betting to nearly ₹20 crores in just a couple of months.
He was no longer just a successful investor. He was a force.
But there was still one thing left to do.
"It's time to build my empire."
Splitting the Money: Investment vs. Business
Varun knew that to stay rich, he needed to keep investing.
But he also knew that long-term power didn't come from the stock market alone.
It came from owning businesses.
So, he made a decision.
▶ ₹10 crores for investing in the stock market.
▶ ₹10 crores for setting up his first business.
This way, he could keep making money passively while building something bigger.
He activated Stock Market Prediction.
━━━ STOCK MARKET PREDICTION ACTIVE ━━━
[Scanning upcoming stock trends…]
SEARCHING…
A new company name appeared.
▶ Balkrishna Industries Ltd.
Current Price: ₹250 per share
Projected Price in 20 Days: ₹750 per share
Varun smirked.
Balkrishna Industries—a tire manufacturing company that was about to explode in value due to high exports and government incentives.
"A perfect 3x return in 20 days."
Without hesitation, he placed his next investment.
━━━ INVESTMENT CONFIRMED ━━━
[Stock Purchased: Balkrishna Industries Ltd.]
[Total Shares: 4,00,000]
[Current Price: ₹250]
[Investment: ₹10,00,00,000]
[Projected Value After 20 Days: ₹30,00,00,000]
Varun exhaled sharply.
"Now that my money is working for me, it's time to focus on my business."
Choosing the Right Business
Mumbai was filled with opportunities, but also competition.
If he wanted to build something big, he needed the right industry.
He pulled up his Business Blueprint feature, scanning through future industries.
The system highlighted multiple potential billion-dollar sectors.
🔹 E-commerce (Flipkart, Amazon's Indian expansion)
🔹 Digital Payments (The rise of Paytm and UPI)
🔹 Food Delivery (Zomato and Swiggy's upcoming boom)
🔹 Tech Services (Cloud computing, data security)
Each of these would explode in value in the coming years.
But he couldn't start everything at once.
He needed to choose his first move carefully.
After hours of research, one idea stood out.
A tech-based logistics business.
India's e-commerce boom would need fast, reliable delivery services.Warehousing and last-mile delivery would become crucial as online shopping increased.With the right strategy, he could dominate the logistics sector before it even fully developed.
"This is it. This is my first company."
Finding the Right Location
Over the next few days, Varun visited commercial spaces across Mumbai.
He checked out Lower Parel, a high-end business hub, but rent was too high.Andheri East was a good mix of commercial and industrial space.Navi Mumbai had cheaper land and better logistics support.
After multiple site visits, he finalized a warehouse space in Navi Mumbai.
Rent: ₹12 lakh per month
"This will be my operations hub."
He signed the lease and immediately hired a team of interior designers and tech experts.
His company would be fully digitized, with an app to manage orders, track deliveries, and optimize routes.
"If I build this right, every major e-commerce player will rely on my company for deliveries."
Hiring the First Employees
A business wasn't just about ideas. It needed people.
Over the next week, Varun hired his core team.
A CEO with logistics experience to handle daily operations.A software team to develop the tracking app.A fleet of delivery partners to manage the first set of shipments.
He wasn't just starting a company.
He was building an industry before anyone else realized its potential.
Finalizing the Business Name
A company's name mattered.
It needed to be catchy, modern, and futuristic.
After brainstorming, he decided on:
SwiftX Logistics
A name that signified speed, efficiency, and technology-driven logistics.
He registered the business under SwiftX Logistics Pvt Ltd.
And with that, his first real company was born.
The Countdown Begins
As he sat in his high-rise apartment, overlooking Mumbai, he felt something shift inside him.
Just months ago, he had been nothing.
A failed graduate, abandoned by everyone.
Now?
He was a multi-crore investor.His first business was taking shape.He was on his way to controlling India's logistics sector.
He checked the stock market one last time.
His ₹10 crores in Balkrishna Industries were working for him.
His ₹10 crores in SwiftX Logistics were about to revolutionize deliveries.