At the age of eight, he began his hockey journey with the Sports Authority of India (SAI) in Tikamgarh, India. By 2013, he joined the Madhya Pradesh Hockey Academy. His initial interest lay in badminton and chess. However, an opportunity to train in hockey in 2010-11 changed his path.

| Season | Event | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| 2021 | Men | B Bronze |
Currently, he plays for the Madhya Pradesh Hockey Academy in India. His coaches include Habib Hasan at the club level and Sjoerd Marijne at the national level. He plays as a midfielder and is left-handed.
He made his international debut for India in 2018. The debut match was against Japan during the Four Nations Tournament held in Tauranga, New Zealand. This marked a significant milestone in his career.
The most influential person in his career has been Indian hockey player Ashok Kumar. He also looks up to Indian hockey players Manpreet Singh, Sardar Singh, and PR Sreejesh as his idols.
In 2017, he was named Best Player of the Tournament at the Sultan of Johor Cup in Malaysia. This recognition highlighted his skills and dedication to the sport.
Looking ahead, he aims to continue contributing to Indian hockey. His journey from Tikamgarh to representing India on an international stage showcases his dedication and passion for the sport.
His story is one of growth and achievement, reflecting his commitment to hockey. As he continues to play, he remains an inspiration for many young athletes in India.
At the age of eight, he began his hockey journey with the Sports Authority of India (SAI) in Tikamgarh, India. By 2013, he joined the Madhya Pradesh Hockey Academy. His initial interest lay in badminton and chess. However, an opportunity to train in hockey in 2010-11 changed his path.