In the evolving landscape shaped by Artificial Intelligence (AI), India faces the challenge of preparing its youth for a future where traditional job roles may become obsolete. The article emphasizes the need to cultivate 'reimagineers'—individuals skilled in creative problem-solving and innovation rather than mere execution of tasks. With AI automating many routine jobs, the demand for skills that involve critical thinking and imagination will increase. Educational reforms are necessary, focusing on inquiry-based learning and assessments that prioritize reasoning over memorization. Parents also play a crucial role by fostering an environment that encourages children to question and explore rather than providing immediate answers. This shift in mindset is essential for India to leverage its demographic dividend and ensure its youth are equipped to shape the future of technology, rather than just use it. Ultimately, the future will favor those who can creatively interpret and apply knowledge in ways that machines cannot.