Hamza, a relentless and sharp-minded perfectionist, was born with an obsession to conquer the world. Raised around machines, fabric, corruption, books and fire, he was sharpened by early exposure to the ruthless, unforgiving world of sportswear manufacturing through his father, a seasoned veteran with 30 years in the game. At 18, he threw himself into the gears of factory life. But what he saw wasn’t discipline, it was dysfunction, exploitation, and mediocrity. It didn’t break him. It fueled him.

With fury in his chest and rebellion in his veins, Hamza walked out and days later, launched Hargo Industries from scratch. A few sewing machines. A small rented space. No excuses. No investors. Just obsession, aggression, and a vision too big to contain. He ran solo for over a year designing, cutting, sewing, delivering, mastering. Every move calculated. Every mistake a lesson. Every success a war won.
But when the goal is domination, you need a friend that always has your back.

Hashir, a cool, calm, and level-headed athlete with a rebel’s code and a builder’s mind, is the Yang to Hamza’s Yin. A Meta Certified Software Engineer with a heart rooted in sports, he balances obsession with precision, and fire with focus. His story is laced with legacy. The son of a pioneer, the visionary behind Pakistan’s first and largest digital bank, Easypaisa. Hashir was born into innovation… but watched it fall prey to the very systems it set out to change. Broken promises. Corporate greed. Complacency at the top.

Disillusioned, he refused to follow a path paved by titles and tradition. He dropped out of college, survived a brutal motorcycle accident, and wrestled daily with systems designed to fail the bold. But instead of becoming bitter, he became better. The result? A man built on empathy, forged in resilience, and driven by a deep understanding of people and pain, the kind of leader who listens before he speaks, designs before he sells, and never forgets why he started. They call him "the nice guy" — a soft label for a sharp mind. He shrugs it off, not because it's untrue, but because being kind, true and honest in a ruthless world is a rebellion in itself.