Hi, I'm Mriganka 👋

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Anything scary but worth doing,
takes only 20 seconds of insane courage
That pretty much sums me up.

My friends say that I am witty and caring. I believe them.
As a product marketing professional, I specialize in crafting sharp positioning and compelling narratives.
Always excited to bridge the gap between complex products and user needs.


Who am I?

In the last 3 decades, I have had the privilege of wearing different hats

An annoying younger brother

An annoying younger brother

A bartender

A bartender

A guitarist who played across the country

A guitarist who played across the country

A solo traveller

A solo traveller

A novice travel filmmaker

A novice travel filmmaker

A professional product marketer

A professional product marketer

An actor for TV commercials

An actor for TV commercials

Founder of a pet care startup

Founder of a pet care startup


I believe the middle of the spectrum is the most uninspiring position to be in.

That's why my tea is either 👍 extremely good or 👎 dump-it-down-the-drain bad.

Just like my humour.

Lionel Richie saying: Is it tea you're looking for?

What do I bring to the table?

I bring with me an almost relentless child like curiosity to solve problems.

Sometimes, I may fail. And sometimes it may take me a while to solve something.

Like, a while, while. It took me 3 failed ventures before finding a thin thread of success at my last venture.

I work superhard and enjoy working with people who value ethics, patience & kindness and are mission driven.

I can deal with pressure and deadlines

(with a sprinkle of last minute panic of course)


What did I learn from my failed startup?

I learnt:

  • how to work in 0-1 environments
  • to listen to everyone's advice, but take action based on my own evaluation and intuition
  • that data is not the enemy of creativity
  • to validate as many assumptions as you can, by talking to your users
  • that mental health is very underrated and we need to take better care of ourselves
  • and most importantly, that sometimes even if you do everything right, you can still fail. And that's okay.
Startup failure illustration