In this episode, Sumanto Chattopadhyay opens up about the quiet frustrations of advertising—the ideas you fight for, the compromises you make, and the moments when clients don’t see what you see. And then, the unsettling silence that followed when he finally chose to walk away. Alone, uncertain, and suddenly without the industry that had shaped his identity, he made a radical decision: to become his own client and build something entirely his own. That decision became The English Nut—a reinvention born of risk, restlessness, and a stubborn refusal to fade quietly. 🗣️ A conversation about creative exhaustion, ego, reinvention, and the uncomfortable truth that sometimes success can become its own cage. 🎧 Watch the full podcast, streaming exclusively on The Mohua Show, to hear the story unfold. . . . . The English Nut, advertising industry India, Indian advertising veteran, creative burnouT, life after advertising, creative reinvention, becoming your own client, creator economy I...