Born in 1963, Rozadeen hails from Champaran, a village with historical importance as it has tales associated with Mahatma Gandhi and Sathyagraha. He lived his life in misery that was accompanied with hunger and poverty. Rozadeen lost his parents at a very tender age and was quickly burdened with family responsibilities. He had to completely take care of his family that involved seven other people. After his first-of-its-kind invention, Rozadeen, today works as a gas and electric welder and has rented out a small space to innovate selflessly.

Inception of the idea

Rozadeen loved attending weddings and social gatherings, where he noticed that people were increasingly flocking towards coffee stalls and this amused him. From all these gatherings he derived at the conclusion that tea was consumed more than coffee and many tea stall owners never really sold coffee as the electronic brewing machine was expensive and hard to use.

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