Pranjal MehtaManaging Director at Zealous System Published On: Monday, June 16, 2025 Views 404

Zealous System is a strategic technology partner for businesses ready to lead in the digital era. We deliver custom software solutions, mobile and web applications, intuitive UI/UX design, and AI-driven technologies, all engineered to solve real business problems and accelerate growth.

Our strength lies in our AI and machine learning expertise. We design intelligent systems that automate operations, predict trends, personalize user experiences, and drive data-informed decisions, helping you stay ahead of the curve. At Zealous, every solution is built purposefully, tailored according to the needs of the businesses, scalable for the future, and backed by proven development practices.

Our tagline, “Passionate to code your success,” isn’t just a slogan; it reflects our commitment to delivering measurable value through technology. For leaders who expect results, Zealous System is the partner that delivers.

Hi, I’m Pranjal. I wear many hats, but the one that fits best is being the Managing Director at Zealous System. I like to call myself a tech nerd with a filmmaker’s soul, deeply passionate about technology and equally obsessed with movies. For me, every problem is a potential story waiting to unfold, and every solution is a twist that leads us closer to something extraordinary. At my core, I’m just someone who believes in building things that matter with heart, with honesty, and with a bit of rebellion against “the usual way.”

It all started with frustration, to be honest. I kept seeing tech solutions that looked fancy but didn’t really solve the client’s real problems. Somewhere between all the buzzwords and tight deadlines, the actual purpose was getting lost. That stayed with me. I didn’t want to start just another company that builds apps or websites; I wanted to create a place where technology actually helps people and brings their ideas to life. That’s how Zealous was born, to close the gap between what people imagine and what actually gets built.

The toughest part wasn’t building the product or cracking the code; it was building the right team. Finding people who not only understand the vision but also live it every day…that’s rare. Skills can be taught, but mindset and belief systems? That takes time. It took years of missteps, learning from people, parting ways, and eventually creating a tribe that breathes purpose into our work.

By unlearning more than learning. I made it a habit to walk into every meeting, every project, and every challenge with a learner’s mindset. I became a better listener, embraced humility, and constantly reminded myself that no matter how much I know, there’s always something I don’t. That mindset changed everything; it made me more open, more curious, and less afraid of failure.

Patience – because good things take time.

Perseverance – because the road will get tough.

Passion – because without it, even the best idea feels empty.

Whatever you do, do it with your whole heart. If your heart’s not in it, it’s probably not for you. This keeps me grounded and helps me make decisions that I won’t regret later.

• Notion
• Slack
• Jira
• ChatGPT + Midjourney
• GitHub

they help us stay organized, creative, and efficient.

I wander. Not aimlessly, but with intent. I walk around the office, chat with the team about everything from tech trends to what movie they watched last night. Those conversations often lead to fresh perspectives or unexpected ideas. It’s like innovation in disguise. Some of our best ideas haven’t come from meetings; they’ve come from these casual, honest moments.

I have a habit of trying to perfect things before sharing them. Whether it’s an idea or a product, I wait until I feel it’s just right. But I’ve realized perfection can delay progress. Now, I’m trying to value progress over polish and action over hesitation.

Innovation is not a buzzword for us; it’s our heartbeat. Over the next three years, I see Zealous going deeper into AI and emerging technologies. I want to disrupt at least one major industry, particularly education. There’s so much potential to personalize learning, democratize knowledge, and empower students and teachers alike. If we can make even a small dent in how education is delivered globally, I’ll consider it a meaningful success.

Not really. Every high and low taught me something I needed. The mistakes, delays, and even failures helped me grow. And I wouldn’t trade that learning for anything.

Australia, Kashmir, and Rishikesh are peaceful, beautiful places that help me recharge.

“Patience is a virtue.” In tech, in business, in life, this holds true. Patience gives you space to think clearly, to grow at your own pace, and to build things that last.