Rishi Sunak: "I Disappointed My Parents By Not Becoming A Doctor"

• Former UK PM Rishi Sunak revealed he "disappointed" his parents by not becoming a doctor, highlighting the emphasis on education in Indian-origin households.
• In a podcast trailer with Zerodha co-founder Nikhil Kamath, Sunak and his wife Akshata Murty discussed the value placed on education as a "passport for a better life."
• The couple also shared their approach to their daughters' career choices, stating they would support their passions, even engineering.
• Sunak reflected on his experience becoming and losing the position of Prime Minister, while Murty discussed personal identity and their relationship.
• After stepping down as PM in July 2024, Sunak took on advisory roles at Goldman Sachs, Microsoft, and AI startup Anthropic, donating his Goldman Sachs salary to charity.