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Delivery rider turned audio-fiction writer earns Rs 1 crore after road accident

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Ajit Kumar was forced to abandon his medical studies due to financial difficulties and took up food delivery, cycling up to 100 kilometres a day to support his family. A serious road accident ended his delivery work and prompted him to explore a new path in creative writing. He discovered the audio content platform Pocket FM, where he became the lead writer of the popular audio-fiction series Brahmyodha: The Destroyer. Kumar has since authored over 1,000 episodes of the series and has reportedly earned more than Rs 1 crore through digital storytelling.

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