I sell dreams and peddle love to millions of people in India who think I'm the best lover in the world.

I experienced the miracle of human innovation and cooperation, which propelled me into superstardom and made me feel like I had arrived.

The land I come from, India, is the source of inexplicable but very simple spirituality, and I, the Muslim son of a broke freedom fighter, accidentally ventured into the business of selling dreams and became the king of romance, the "Badhshah of Bollywood."

When I was 22, I wanted fortune and fame, so I went to Hollywood. I always looked for the best tools to realize exciting stories, partnering with tech leaders like Steve Jobs at Pixar.

In the past two years, I've grown from 40 million to 160 million subscribers, and everything has changed dramatically.

By 17, I was on a television show called 'I've Got a Secret,' where I revealed that I had developed a computer to compose music, which ultimately won a national science competition.

I have a lot of unfinished songs that I probably won't release, maybe 20 or 30 of them.

I filmed videos scheduled to be released in the future, including one where I predicted I would have a million subscribers in five years.

Going public was a career highlight for me, as it represented a significant achievement after years of hard work.