OFFSCRIPT, ON PURPOSE

Sachi Suraj Morajkar's Quiet Blueprint for Global Hospitality Leadership

- By Rajesh Ghadge

Sachi Suraj Morajkar belongs to a new generation of hospitality professionals who don't merely “enter the industry’—they study it, question it, and then build a personal philosophy around it. At 23, she is pursuing Global Hospitality and Business at Les Roches, Marbella, one of the world's most respected hospitality institutions, while simultaneously shaping her own voice through “Offscript with Sachi,” a podcast platform rooted in storytelling, clarity, and social impact. Her journey is not a sprint toward a title; it is a methodical effort to earn leadership through learning, lived exposure, and purposeful communication.

A CHILDHOOD INSIDE REAL DECISIONS

Raised in a family deeply rooted in real estate and hospitality, Sachi describes an upbringing where business wasn't a distant concept—it was part of daily life. She grew up observing long-term strategy, customer experience decisions, and the often invisible responsibility that comes with building enterprises that serve people and communities. What shaped her most wasn't only what decisions were made, but how they were made—“responsibly, with foresight and with a strong human focus.”

Her parents also included her and her younger brother in discussions early on, which she credits for building critical thinking, accountability, and the habit of balancing empathy with reason. Over time, she realised hospitality was quietly training her decisionmaking muscle—seeing different viewpoints, predicting outcomes, and staying flexible—skills that now anchor both her professional outlook and personal discipline.

CLARITY CAME WITH TIME, NOT PRESSURE