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Currently learning to swim in the pool of US Taxation as a Tax Financial Consultant. Majorly into Corporations and has tasted a little of Partnerships, and S Corporations.
Earlier, practiced as a Chartered Accountant for more than a year in Indian Taxation, Auditing, Advisory, and allied services. Gained exposure in Statutory Audits, Internal Audits, Tax Audits, Stock Audits, and Limited Reviews. He also has good exposure in filing the returns of Individuals, Partnerships, Corporations, Trusts, and Others.
He is also a Content Creator, Co-Author of various Anthologies. Has been recognized by various writing platforms. Completed a course on Philosophy, Social Psychology, and Content Marketing from Coursera.
You can hear him on ‘The Sahil Mehta Show’ available on Spotify. Got featured on various pages covering his story of becoming a Chartered Accountant.
Contributions to ICAI newsletters, ICSI journals, Taxmann e-articles, CA Club India, and various other platforms. He successfully cleared the Intermediate drawing grade examination held by the State Examination Board of Gujarat State and the “Vanyajeeva Ratana Award” examination conducted by the ICWESSAR.
This is not a joke but he writes puns too. A few of his puns got featured on Scoopwhoop.
Author of a book he will write someday.
Reviews
Kafas (2023)
Gripping and thought-provoking journey
Kafas, the latest web series starring the immensely talented Sharman Joshi, is a gripping and thought-provoking journey that captivates the audience from start to finish. With its intriguing storyline, well-crafted characters, and stellar performances, the series leaves a lasting impact that lingers long after the credits roll.
Set in a dystopian future where individual freedom is suppressed, Kafas delves into the complexities of a society under the firm grip of an oppressive regime. Sharman's portrayal of the central character, a rebel fighting against the system, is a revelation. His ability to effortlessly switch between vulnerability and resilience adds depth and authenticity to the character, making him instantly relatable and endearing.
The writing of Kafas is a standout aspect of the series. The narrative is masterfully woven, gradually revealing the layers of the dystopian world while maintaining a sense of mystery and suspense. The plot unfolds with precision, building tension and raising thought-provoking questions about individual freedom, societal control, and the power of resistance. The dialogues are sharp and impactful, resonating with the audience on a deeper level.
The supporting cast of Kafas deserves equal praise for their exceptional performances. Each character is well-defined, and the actors bring them to life with conviction and nuance. Their chemistry and interactions contribute to the overall authenticity and emotional depth of the series.
Visually, Kafas is a treat for the eyes. The production design and cinematography beautifully capture the grim and oppressive atmosphere of the dystopian world. The meticulous attention to detail adds to the immersive experience, enhancing the overall impact of the story.
If there is one minor flaw, it is the pacing of certain episodes. While the majority of the series maintains a steady momentum, a few episodes could benefit from a tighter editing to maintain the narrative's momentum consistently.
Nevertheless, Kafas stands out as a remarkable web series that engages the audience intellectually and emotionally. It challenges societal norms and sparks important conversations about freedom, control, and the power of the individual. With Raju Rastogi delivering a career-defining performance and a well-crafted storyline, Kafas is a must-watch for fans of thought-provoking dramas.
Rating: 8.5/10.
Kantara (2022)
Overhyped
It's overhyped a lot. The amount of hype this movie has received is beyond my imagination. I didn't like the story at all. What could have been wrapped up in a 45 minutes documentary has been stretched too much. Just to show the last scene where the dev appears, the movie has more than 2 hours of the script. This is like a Bollywood movie showing irrelevant things just for the length of the movie. I always like movies from the south industry but this disappointed me very very much. The whole movie has nothing other than the 'Wo Wo wo' thing. The movie is 45 minutes dialogue, and the rest 'wo' screams. I don't recommend this at all. Below average.
Aranyak (2021)
An engaging thriller
Raveena Tandon on a debut has been exceptional. The chemistry between her and Angad has made the show engaging because both of them follows different ideology. The series keeps you engaged because you won't come to know about the culprit in the initial episodes themselves, unlike other series where the majority of the time, one gets a sense of who the culprit is. The series is a mix of family emotions, political pressure, political advantage, and several other superstitious belief, it does add a flavor to each episode. I will surely recommend watching it once.
Illegal - Justice, Out of Order (2020)
Could have been better
Well, season one was more engaging, I didn't feel the same with season two. Janardhan Jaitley as a lawyer has done well but other lawyers in the series are not up to the mark. I didn't connect with them as if they are lawyers. They could have performed a little better. Otherwise, the storyline is average. Irrelevant things are being introduced in between the series and everything has been stretched a little long. Overall, I would give it a go but if you have not watched season one, it's okay to skip this series.
Your Honor (2020)
One should drink this cocktail once.
The series has been appealing and full of excitement. At every moment, you will be keen to know what happens next. Jimmy has always been a fabulous actor, and he maintained his stardom. The last I saw Gulshan Grover was in Tarzan the Wonder Car and now on this series - what a performance. He is still the same Gulshan Grover as he was. Superb execution by everyone.