Viral Post Quit Rs 25 LPA, Earn Rs 1.5 Lakh A Month With 5 Cars? MBA Graduate's Ola Journey Sparks Debate

Success does not always follow the path that society expects. A viral post by X user Shashi Sachan has highlighted how his brother chose an unconventional career route and eventually built a successful business. Sachan shared the story on X, writing,“My brother graduated from a Tier-2 college with an MBA. He received a job offer for Rs 25 LPA, but he was never really content.”

His brother chose to leave the corporate sector even though he received a high-paying job offer after earning his MBA. "He made the decision to leave his employment one day. He started working as an OLA cab driver," Sachan stated. The move drew criticism from people around him. Recalling their reactions, he shared, "Society: 'Padhai barbaad kar di.' Relatives: 'Kya socha tha, kya ban gaya...'"

But as time went on, things changed. Sachan claims that his brother concentrated on expanding his company and went from operating a single taxi to owning many cars. "After three years... He currently makes about Rs 1.5L a month and has five cars on OLA," the post said.

Ending the post with a lesson from his brother's journey, Sachan wrote, "Sometimes, the path that looks like a downgrade... turns out to be the real upgrade."

Take A Look At Viral Post

My brother completed his MBA from a Tier-2 college had a ₹25 LPA job offer in hand, but he was never truly satisfied day, he decided to quit his job became an OLA taxi driver:“Padhai barbaad kar di.”Relatives:“Kya socha tha, kya ban gaya...”3 years...

- Shashi Sachan (@Sachan8574) May 30, 2026

Social Media Reacts

Online users have taken notice of the post and praised the choice to put entrepreneurship and personal fulfilment ahead of a traditional corporate job.

"Once I realised I could make Rs 50K in 5 minutes trading instead of working 8 hours at a job I hated," one user wrote. I didn't turn around. Was it talent, luck, or simply making it through enough cycles to comprehend the game?

Another individual remarked, "In three years, his salary package would likely have increased to around Rs 30–35 lakh per annum."

A third user joked, "Oh. Show me your bank balance and ITR, brother. Do you earn even a single penny?"

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