Alan Mamedi, the CEO of Truecaller, recently shared an intriguing anecdote about his childhood dream and a memorable encounter with Infosys founder Narayana Murthy. In a social media post, Mamedi expressed his admiration for Murthy’s humble nature and recounted his aspirations as a child.

Mamedi’s post highlighted his first meeting with Narayana Murthy, which took place approximately eight years ago. The two prominent figures engaged in a conversation without prior knowledge of each other’s backgrounds. After an hour of discussing various aspects of life, Mamedi inquired about Murthy’s work.

To this, the 76-year-old Infosys founder responded, “My wife always told me that because I had luck in life, I must give back, and that’s what I’m doing today. Giving back.” This altruistic sentiment left a profound impression on Mamedi, who described Murthy as an “incredibly humble person.”

Moreover, during their conversation, Mamedi revealed his childhood dream to Murthy. He expressed his desire to work for Infosys when he was a child. This aspiration was ignited when an Infosys technician visited Mamedi’s home to repair their computer after it had malfunctioned.

Mamedi’s story underscores the unexpected and fascinating twists that life can take. It demonstrates how chance encounters and inspiring conversations can connect individuals with diverse backgrounds and aspirations. The meeting between Alan Mamedi and Narayana Murthy serves as a testament to the power of humility and the profound impact of life experiences on one’s journey. 

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