In 1987, Gowthaman Sounderraj was 15 when he lost his father, a reputable engineer with his own firm, who had dreams of his son joining the business.
After his death, the family was so impoverished that the young boy struggled to even finish school, working as an office boy during the day and studying a few hours at night.
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