This is the story of a man who failed in Class 6 but wen on to join the Regional Engineering College Calicut and the Indian Institute of Management-Bangalore.

Mustafa grew up in Chennalode, a remote village in Kerala’s Wayanad district, and is the son of a daily wager. His village neither had electricity nor roads. At the age of 10, Mustafa decided he wanted to become an entrepreneur.

“Since my family lived on the meagre earnings of my father who slogged as a daily wager, getting pocket money was a distant dream for me. So, during the summer holidays I borrowed Rs 100 from my uncle and set up a make-shift mithai shop (which sold chocolates and sweets) in our village,” said Mustafa. Earnings from his mithai shop gave him decent returns and he did not have to worry much about his pocket money anymore. After school and during weekends, Mustafa helped his father in his job as a kid.

After Mustafa finished his engineering course, he worked in several places. Starting off by getting a salary of Rs 6,000 per month at a start-up in Bengaluru, it crossed Rs 1 lakh when he shifted to Citibank, Dubai. “I sent my first month’s salary of Rs 1.3 lakh to my father through a friend of mine to clear all his debts,” he said. He soon presented his parents with a house in his village, and his father got his three sisters married. Mustafa got married in 2000 and has three sons now. Through a series of events, Mustafa went on to study at IIMB and started an enterprise that sold idly and dosa batter along with his cousins while pursuing his MBA. His company, iD Fresh Food, which in 2005 made 10 packets of one kilogram batter a day, today manufactures 50,000 packets a day and a team of 1,300 employees works in Bengaluru, Chennai, Pune, Mumbai, Delhi, Hyderabad and Dubai, at their units.

In this mighty world, nothing is impossible to achieve. The only aspect that a man or woman must delicate toward is its motto, honesty, tough work and to have a foresight for its precious life. A man or woman who follows this can’t be stopped from earning a first rate amount of money, getting wealthy and reaching your success. The story of Ramesh Babu is an instance that will actually inspire you to how you can rush beforehand in this cut-throat competitions in an enterprise world while doing things that you love and passionate of. This normal barber proved to be an excellent businessman and with his skills, he reached to a new peak that has now made him a positive millionaire that sounds stunning to hear for the first time.
Ramesh Babu is a Bangalore based barber who runs his business of cutting and styling hair. He fees a hundred Rs to his clients for a haircut and now owns a Rolls Royce Ghost worth Rs 3.1 Crore and owns sixty seven other automobiles as well. 

How it all started

1989: However his existence used to be not so handy before. His father died in 1989, when he used to be nine. His father owned a small salon which was the only skill of their survival. After, Ramesh’s mother started out working in his keep placed at Brigade Road as a home help, making their store on a lease for Rs 5 a day.
1994: Ramesh discontinued study after Class 10 and determined to run his father’s shop as a barber. The salon named as ‘Inner Space’ strolling beneath a buying complicated close to his school. As the salon enterprise started developing well, he bought Maruti Omni Van and started out renting it out and this car condo commercial enterprise grew to be a turning point in his life. However, he used to be going for walks a successful taxi operation commercial enterprise by way of the title of Ramesh Tours and Travels for the duration of the cease of the year, 1990.
2004: He entered into the luxury car condominium and self-drive commercial enterprise and hasn’t seem to be again since.

“This is extra of a passion. As for being a barber, I will proceed to be one as lengthy as my palms are healthy”, said the millionaire barber and additionally added, “Somehow, things have clicked for me”. Even today, he hasn’t forgotten his roots. He charge Rs 65 for a haircut of his historical customers. He says that he will continue to cut hair as lengthy as his palms are healthy. Although, he charge Rs 75,000 a day for the Rolls. He additionally owns a Suzuki Intruder high-end bike which is well worth Rs 16 lakh. Apart from the Rolls Royce, his fleet consists of 4 Mercedes, BMWs and 50 Toyota Innovas, which he rents out.
This is the time to get amazed that his clients include Military officers, Politicians & Famous Bollywood movie stars.  Most probably, there is a chance of making a film on the life of this ordinary millionaire that has expected to be released soon.