From Market Selling to Screen Selling

It started with clothes laid out on the pavement. Rajib Saggar was selling before he could drive — selling clothes on the street, then travelling between markets, learning directly from customers, reading the room, understanding what people wanted and why.

For more than thirty-five years, he worked in fashion and retail. He learned the trade from the ground up — from market stalls to warehouses, from sourcing to selling, from the customer's first question to the final handshake.

Along the way, life tested him. He lost his father when his father was in his early fifties. He lost his mother. There were family breakdowns and difficult periods. He has lived with mental-health challenges from the age of fourteen — sometimes judged, sometimes distanced by people who didn't understand.

But he refused to give up. He continued to support others. He continued to build. And he continued to believe that the skills he'd learned — selling, connecting, understanding people — could be turned into something bigger.

That something is Brandhoo. And the concept behind it is Screen Selling — a way for anyone with a story, a skill or a product to turn their screen into a storefront. To sell through video, through live streams, through the same direct connection Rajib learned at the market — but on a global scale.

Brandhoo is not just a marketplace. It's an opportunity. An opportunity for the person who has something to offer but hasn't been given the platform. An opportunity for the creator, the seller, the brand, the person who has been overlooked. An opportunity to turn your story, your skill and your products into a business.

From market selling to Screen Selling. The same instinct. The same connection. A bigger screen.