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A Great Journalist Ujjawal Trivedi’s Success Story: Focusing On Your Hidden Talent Will Make You Successful in Life
New Delhi (India), March 24: Ujjawal Trivedi is a multifaceted person who has gone from being a nobody to being India’s most prominent Bollywood journalist. Not just journalism—he gained 20 years of experience in TV, radio, and digital media. Now in the lead with millions of subscribers and views on his own YouTube channels and Facebook […]
New Delhi (India), March 24: Ujjawal Trivedi is a multifaceted person who has gone from being a nobody to being India’s most prominent Bollywood journalist. Not just journalism—he gained 20 years of experience in TV, radio, and digital media. Now in the lead with millions of subscribers and views on his own YouTube channels and Facebook pages. Each day, people are admiring his working potential, creativity, and skills in presenting trending news and featured video content. His success story is really inspiring and heart-wrenching at the same time to hear.
He has experience working as a news anchor, coming up with story ideas, media planning, and as a brand journalist for news channels like NDTV, Zee News, and STAR News. A creative mind isn’t built in a day, but Ujjawal Trivedi had a deep interest in writing from childhood. Although he wasn’t good at studying, his life was changed by his god-gifted skill of writing. From an early age, he used to write poems and essays in Hindi on social issues. His father owned a typewriter business that was struggling in the new technological era of computers; therefore, he had dealt with struggles since childhood.
After completing his schooling and earning his BA degree, he decided to pursue a diploma in TV journalism and mass communication. Therefore, he went to Delhi for his diploma. Between those two events, he got his first opportunity and an internship at Zee News. But then again, with no clue about his career, he went to Mumbai and got a job as an assistant director at Guruji Films, working on shows like Ardhagini and Aparajita for DD-I, the Indian government’s entertainment channel. He made the jump to a local cable channel after deciding to follow his own career in journalism and began composing news bulletins and unique news pieces using his art of creativity.
