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Puja Tripati may not become a successful comedian if she did not quit her corporate marketing work in the middle of the 2018 meeting.
By then, the tripati spent five years, working in the fashion industry, but felt defeated after communicating with a toxic boss, she says. One morning, at the last minute, her boss began to personally insult tripati in front of her ruler. She watched her staff felt similar bullying in the past-and decided to quit the job where on the spot, she says.
“Having a job, everyone thinks it sounds cool … (Then) feeling that you can’t achieve any goals daily, it is not easy,” says the 32nd Tripati. “You feel lies.”
The second act of Tripati’s career is a more genuine, full -fledged and double profitable, she says. She started writing and performing in a YouTube series, and over time became a successful content creator, she says.
In June 2023, Tripathi launched its most popular project, Brooklyn cafe.
Some Episodes of the series More than 3 million times are viewed.
The success of the series has helped Land Tripathi Personal Deals in Social Media, she says. Now she earns more than twice as much as she earned as a fashion marketer, enough to quit her job on a part -time day and focus on social media, full -time in December 2024, she says.
The series also starts accepting its own brands, she adds.
Risks and rewards of creating content
Tripati had to take the risk to get to it, she says. She did not have the experience of writing comedies and acting before she left the fashion marketing work. She says she created social media in her free time, she took over a roommate in her one-room apartment in New York to save money and worked for part-time to cover the bills.
“I had a very strong northern star, and I needed another salary,” she says. “My mom would call me and remind me that I would not have health insurance (as soon as I am 26) … I think all Americans have fear that if we do not fulfill if we don’t make money, we cannot see a doctor.”
Tripati, juggle several jobs, trying to succeed in an uncertain career path, but inventing with the Brooklyn cafe, Tripati says. In 2023, she spent 30 minutes, discussing alternative dairy products, such as water buffalo milk, with a friend and river in a cafe.
She went home, created her iPhone for a tripod and filmed herself in a conversation – playing both barista and customers – before the improvised greenery in her apartment, she says. This first batch of the series turned out to be more than 1 million views, she says.
Now the production of the series looks much different. Tripathi divides the production load with his guy Saga Shahar, who helps in sound design, and her friends like a bolt Dagan and Eyal Cohen, director and cinematographer respectively. Another friend adds to special effects, such as kiosk screens that push the fictional customers to tilt more than 200%.
Comedies, such as Kyle Gordon, Grace Reuters and Janmar Sarsi, are also now guest stars.
“We can only do (what we do) because everything is so technically smart,” says Tripati. “Working with guests (and crew) was perhaps the most useful thing in my entire career.”
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