At this stage of life, it truly felt like the right time for them to settle down in Aminariha. While their fathers were eagerly thinking about their marriages, the three friends—now in their early twenties—were also becoming financially independent. Compared to many others around them, their monthly income was quite impressive. Even after paying salaries to their staff, maintaining their buildings, and covering wages for platform workers, each of them was still earning more than ten lakhs per month. This financial confidence inspired a new dream—to build their own separate homes.
After careful discussion, they decided to invest in land in Varanasi, a city full of culture and opportunity. About 20 kilometers outside the city, they purchased two plots of land, each measuring 6,000 square yards—making a total of 12,000 square yards. Their plan was clear and ambitious: each person would have a house built on 2,000 square yards. Out of this, 600 square yards would be used for constructing the house itself, while the remaining 1,400 square yards would be beautifully divided into a front garden and a kitchen garden at the back.
To manage the construction, they trusted Inamina's father, sending him the required funds and requesting him to oversee the entire process. He agreed wholeheartedly, taking responsibility for building three separate houses, each designed with space, comfort, and greenery in mind. As months passed, construction began steadily, and life moved forward with a sense of purpose, achievement, and quiet excitement about what the future would bring.