I don’t know if it’s just me but this felt like the most CHAOTIC episode in the WTF series. Everyone speaking at the same time happened a lot of times. Just an opinion. Love the content as always!
Lol....As someone who is from the industry I can tell you; that if you were to put a couple of different people from this industry on the table, the discuss is always a chaos, but there is always a conclution by the end of dinner.
45:31 turnover of 70cr in 1996 is crazy for me to digest,every episode i feel one step down towards feeling the poverty and half a step up towards building a better life
@@greymatter9400 Why don't you consider the main Banda, who can buy all of them together.. At least, think of his generational legacy. He literally built everything from the scratch...
Petition to have Agri tech entrepreneurs on the forum !! Wish Agri tech farming sector becomes this cool thing of the future in India ! Giving farmers & tech (food to flower to Agri trucking business) would be a great platform on your show, can start a massive Trend amongst the young and the older genz 🌾 🙌🏽🌺🇮🇳
She did speak over others, but I felt like she was adding something on the top and not just saying something for sake of it. Others are also interrupting here and there. I’m just half way through the episode, so I could be wrong if it happens later. :)
We get it, Meenakshi, you run a bar where talking with people is key, but please don't interrupt conversations. Let others complete their thoughts. The podcast could have been better if everyone waited their turn to speak. Overall, it was a good podcast and I learned a lot from all of you. Thank you.
I’m beginning to understand the goal behind these interviews. Typically, one of the participants is from a company that Nikhil has invested in that is already listed or that is likely to be listed on the stock exchange in the future. The conversations cover both the industry and the company, providing valuable insights that we wouldn't normally obtain without extensive research. If the company looks promising based on these discussions, we might consider buying its stock. I have put Nazara and Radico on my watchlist now. 😃
Yes, consumer brands also - after seeing them talk so much, I have become more aware of them and occasionally support them. COnversely, I would never recommend Upgrad to anyone because of this podcast
Definitely the most Chaotic of all the episodes, but when you look closely it's not just Meenakshi. It was both Suchir Suri and Meenakshi with Abhishek at times. Although all of them do have something to offer individually.🎉
I think this my 2nd most favorite episode after the VC episode. Shuchir and Suraj had a lot of good points to add but just stopped because they did not want to speak over anyone.
It kinda works for chicks to be like that ( clearly). So dont compare between men . Strictly between people within same acrylate. she must have something going to be here.
Meenakshi is very insightful and full of ideas but why speak over others and ruin our experience? Too many times (for the first time) when I wanted to just shut it off.
It's by far the most chaotic podcast hosted by Nikhil. Minakshi was insightful but interrupted the flow of conversation so many times. Everyone was talking over each other and the structure got lost. I have very few takeaways from this podcast and it felt like everyone is just talking about their brands and uber-level gyan. Even though, I don't drink - I wanted to get deep insights from industry personnel but unfortunately, this podcast missed it.
This is literally the best podcast from India on YT. Nikhil is an excellent host for the new age.. a young billionaire who doesn't know the difference between bourbon and scotch. Breaking the biggest myth for an entrepreneur, that you have to be a know it all to execute and make a billion dollars!!Moreover, breaking all the sectors and trying to get technical knowledge and trying to formulate organised business out of them. 👏👏👏💥💥💥
Hey guys ! myself Govind .As a industry expert and bar owner i can say that Alcohol industry in india present significant opportunities for the growth and the profitability, As a bar owner , staying attuned to consumer preference and continuously innovating will be crucial to stying ahead in this DYNAMIC INDUSTRY ❤❤
Hello govind,i am interested in bar and liquor business,can you please tell me about the minimum investment and formalities required to start one,as I am not experienced in this field. Hope you reply.
In the whole podcast, conversations gng on & fro the topic, I really like the whole idea of nikhil being stuck to idea of a young entrepreneur who wants to get in to alcobev industry from scratch & how he/she has to do so. This remains the whole objective of podcast & achieved it 👏👏
This is literally the best place, to learn new things and have new interpretations on every sector, most importantly @nikhil is someone who really believes in the Indian story in terms believing in our own.. this is the new incarnation of SWADESHI movement of MG era.. the VC fund episode and this are true gems, also important for people who are in consulting, this gives u a unique view of ecosystem
49:06 I paused the podcast here & did some research on Radico, I found one thing similar in Radico & Tata Skinn the design of their bottle is really captivating, amazing...
you know this industry is where i want to do business and you make a whole podcast on it . thank you so much nikhil its one of very important and helpfull video for me .
It's 56:40 .. it's about the pride in excellence, same as our ancestors had up until 15-16th century .. world has never seen that level of holistic craftsmanship again !!
Loved this episode. As a young brand owner of Terry Sent Me! Gin, would have really liked to see a young spirit brand owner share their experience as well. Cheers 🍻
Hey, Nikhil currently i am pursuing CFA and very much interested to know about wealth management business and AMC business what opportunities we have like Quant Analyst and all other competitive roles in industry and what are business opportunities in this sector and really want to know about true beacon business 😅Bro you are killing it with the WTF level of clarity and understanding we as listeners get you have no Idea Keep uploading such episodes Peace ✌
Nikhil , you conduct such talks so beautifully like a professional with timely intervention and thoughtful questions or queries. It is wonderful discussion covering everything about alcohol with timely clarification about the terms being used in the conversation.
What a podcast man, I am so curious about this niche, always googling and reading the govt. papers for the regulation and now this podcast gave me a good pov.
So refreshing to see Minakshi’s take on everything - answers always on the money, and such sharpness and wit. Trying to get a word in when everyone has so much to share can be hard, but at least we heard from her!
I think Nikhil and the team did really a good job to organise a podcast on the un recognized and thought as a taboo industry . Each person had their story , even though it was bit chaotic but I understood everyone's pointof view regarding this Industry , its work , the growth , the brands. Overall a great learning podcast and enjoyed it. I think people should look into this podcast in a fun way and not a completly professional podcast.
What I like is that Nikhil always talks about basics and that too in a tangible manner (0 to 1) Also, People talking about interruptions and all, guys it is what it is , he is doing his best to bring this on one table , can't teach them communication eticates, it is raw so pick the good part and move
This was amazing. Got to know so much about Alco-Bev industry. At the same time I felt the owner from Brewery in Goa had a lot more to talk about but did not get enough space. Would love to hear more from him.
By Harvard Health - The second study, also published in The Lancet, was even bigger. It examined data from hundreds of studies and other sources (including sales of alcohol, home-brewed alcoholic beverage consumption, and even estimates of tourist consumption) in 195 locations. And it analyzed the overall health impact related to alcohol consumption, including death and disability due to automobile accidents, infectious diseases, cancer, and cardiovascular disease. It concluded that the best option for overall health was no drinking at all. Of note, the definition of "a drink" in this study was 10 grams of alcohol - that's 30% less than a standard drink in the US, but 25% more than a standard drink in the UK. Here are more details about what they found: Alcohol use was the seventh leading cause of death and disability worldwide in 2016; about 2% of female deaths and 7% of male deaths (2.8 million deaths in total) were considered alcohol-related. For those ages 15 to 49, alcohol was the leading risk factor for death and disability worldwide. Tuberculosis, road injuries, and self-harm were the top causes (the risk of each of these conditions is higher if you drink enough). For older adults, cancers related to alcohol use were the top causes of death. In general, health risks rose with rising amounts of alcohol use. However, some protective effect related to light drinking (less than one drink/day) was observed for heart disease and diabetes in some groups. For example, the risk of heart attack and related cardiovascular disease was 14% lower for men drinking 0.8 drinks/day, and 18% lower for women drinking 0.9 drinks/day compared with none. The full read- www.health.harvard.edu/blog/alcohol-and-your-health-is-none-better-than-a-little-2018091914796
This was the best episode for me so far, it felt like the most natural conversation ever, and speaking about Meenakshi, damn she's got some real good insights
@Nikhil must say you are a great moderator and very clear on what you expect from the other participants. Loved the way you drove the message and was able to 1) Get the right output from the participants 2) Able to articulate some of the critical elements and 3) Summarised the response make it easier to understand, I'm sure the aspirants thinking about this business will get value from this... Great Show & support by the team behind WTF.
20:12 with whatever Lil salary I would get I travelled - 25:37 In those days wt evr money I would save I would just ... 20:45 I am just very observent of people - 1:24:13 spend a lot of time in supermarkets, just keep observing the shelf ( the trend ), do nothing. just let people come shop at the supermarkets, see what is moving on the counter, observe, talk to consumers. go to the bars, sit at the bars, keep seeing what is happening give it time then you come with an Inspiration that you know it's diffrenciated. 33:20 I was not the best student 36:56 Apprenticeship: I joined a company at a very low salary ( I was making lot's of money ) I realized if I want to do what I want to do for rest of my life ( which is entertaining people ) I have to understand how Company works 43:48 for me from the beginning of my school days I always wanted to create a Brand 1:33:46 packaging 1:53:01 local n global 2:33:32 Bernard arnault, I think he is the biggest brand creator
Thanks for bringing all these wonderful insights to us. I would like to request for a podcast on the emerging opportunities in the semiconductor industry in INDIA. Thanks!
WTF is an actual Podcast especially this episode, it just hits different ,you are forced to focus on this tab when you play it in the background while doing your work ( 43:00 - 51:00 pure gold )
2:31:11 true an explorer trying into your regularly might not be a huge conversation because of acquired taste phenomena, if they can like your product instantly like if it’s pizza, chocolate, etc or some other consumer good it may happen but also how many people are explores most fear of losing money or fear of having a bad experience.
2:31:47 true the most important thing in business is how many customers will return mama earth & other D2C brand’s biggest hurdle is high COCA & very low repeat rates, I remember the founder of patron tequila paul Mitchell says we are not is selling business we are in reselling business means all that matters is how many customers returns!
been following your Podcast ..was in dark side...now getting addicted to your show. Best part for me...the intro and importance to every participate this better then attending conclaves. we viewers getting to know them and the journey they come from. wish to see even those entrepreneurs who haven't made it BIG but there intention and the concept would change the way we leave
01:07:36 I feel instead of going for pan India or even whole state you should crack a small area like make a group of 10-15 pin codes, advertise extensively hyper local and be THE brand or THE choice of that region then slowly expand, like make a area where engineering students live make something for them and capture that small market...
Nikhil is just So pure and breaking things for common people ,thats something no one does !he questions the guest again an again toh make things simple and understandable,its like a free Mba ❤❤
Nikhil your podcast is the only thing which gives me a ray of hope that I can do something better. otherwise I am sitting at the lowest of my life right now. thankyou so much for the podcast. I really wish to meet you and thankyou in person someday if I will make it in life.
Naval Ravikant, Kunal Shah etc hv given their views so extensively in different podcasts and hv possibly nothing new to share, we need more hands on mid level start up founders preferably non digital start ups, that is going to benefit the audience
It’s a great podcast. I am also same industry. I know everything about this kind of issues and kind of difficulties in alcohol industry but we love our business
very intresting and insightful episode. It is very difficult to understand how the alcohol industry as they are too many regulations, licenses. This episode will at least help us understand the nuances of the alcohol industry and they way they are marketing to the consumer
I don’t know if it’s just me but this felt like the most CHAOTIC episode in the WTF series. Everyone speaking at the same time happened a lot of times. Just an opinion. Love the content as always!
Kind of apt for an alcohol episode. That's what happens when you sit in a circle and drink.
Maybe cause first time someone was genuinely giving it out all the relevant info?
Lol....As someone who is from the industry I can tell you; that if you were to put a couple of different people from this industry on the table, the discuss is always a chaos, but there is always a conclution by the end of dinner.
It's the Alcohol that is speaking
What can you expect from a bunch of alcoholics? 😅
Rajeev Samant from Sula would have been a great addition to the panel.
Great podcast!
45:31 turnover of 70cr in 1996 is crazy for me to digest,every episode i feel one step down towards feeling the poverty and half a step up towards building a better life
😂🤣🤣💯
Broo everytime I see this I kind of just stop myself applying for a BPL card
Feels like i won't ever get the money cause it's kind of a necessity for being generational rich but (sighs) I can just gather knowledge :)
You're just getting the reality check, sweetheart..
It is what you are all about, the impoverished entity..😜
No offense..✌🏻
@@greymatter9400
Why don't you consider the main Banda, who can buy all of them together..
At least, think of his generational legacy. He literally built everything from the scratch...
Petition to have Agri tech entrepreneurs on the forum !! Wish Agri tech farming sector becomes this cool thing of the future in India ! Giving farmers & tech (food to flower to Agri trucking business) would be a great platform on your show, can start a massive Trend amongst the young and the older genz 🌾 🙌🏽🌺🇮🇳
+1
Agritech has picked up a lot post pandemic, and is a great industry to pick up for next 5-10 years in India...
+1
absolutely i want the same , i also think how can someone break in early in agritech but i feel lost.
@@prittilala4419Same to you
+1
No offense, but Meenakshi speaks over others to the extent that it becomes frustrating
Yess. She just keeps poking all the time
Exactly bro🤦🏻♂️
Ladies 😂😂
So annoying
She did speak over others, but I felt like she was adding something on the top and not just saying something for sake of it. Others are also interrupting here and there. I’m just half way through the episode, so I could be wrong if it happens later. :)
We get it, Meenakshi, you run a bar where talking with people is key, but please don't interrupt conversations. Let others complete their thoughts. The podcast could have been better if everyone waited their turn to speak. Overall, it was a good podcast and I learned a lot from all of you. Thank you.
You should have brought inn vijay malya for this podcast 🤣
I think he still is the biggest name, u can see how much KF is being mentioned
He would have added a lot of value tbh. Kingfisher is on a pedestal when it comes to beet business.
Alcohol is good 😂, i mean come on ...for cash you can lie...its good 😂
Petition to bring DR VIKAS DIVYAKRITI
Challenge him....himmat he to.malya ko la ke.dikha na
Love it when Nikhil says let's do 5 minutes of introduction each.. and after over 50 mins the introductions are done❤
I mean no offense, but Meenakshi tends to interrupt others so much that it becomes quite frustrating.
I feel Abishek from Radico does that too
Correct and she makes what someone says sound trivial
That's how drunk people talk
Same feeling brooo
@@amitkulkarni5833 Kulkarni Sahab🙏
I’m beginning to understand the goal behind these interviews. Typically, one of the participants is from a company that Nikhil has invested in that is already listed or that is likely to be listed on the stock exchange in the future. The conversations cover both the industry and the company, providing valuable insights that we wouldn't normally obtain without extensive research. If the company looks promising based on these discussions, we might consider buying its stock. I have put Nazara and Radico on my watchlist now. 😃
right
Yes, consumer brands also - after seeing them talk so much, I have become more aware of them and occasionally support them. COnversely, I would never recommend Upgrad to anyone because of this podcast
Ather, rare rabbit....
I was thinking the same
no one cares bout your 2 lakh puts its just peanuts
Need a seperate podcast w just the Radico guy and Goa Brewing Company guy
The other two were near non sense
Agree
a brewer , a bar owner , an event organiser and a distiller. awesome pick of speakers
I don’t know how Meenakshi socialized with customers given that she doesn’t let the other person speak
Dude she spoke, stop criticizing her for no reason
@@pranay3582 she is interrupting others and not letting others speak
@@BharathKumarSampath that is so not true, others are doing the same it is not just minakshi
@@zainabmeer7991 I would have probably believed you, if incase you are not a women.
@@zainabmeer7991 try arguing with @rishabh8279 first, it seems more than 1000 people seem to agree with what we are saying.
Definitely the most Chaotic of all the episodes, but when you look closely it's not just Meenakshi. It was both Suchir Suri and Meenakshi with Abhishek at times.
Although all of them do have something to offer individually.🎉
RADICO guy isn’t spilling much of his beans. 😊
I would say he is intelligent.
True
He is hesitating to tell them.
He's a marwari baniya.
Listed company - can’t talk/deviate a lot
I think this my 2nd most favorite episode after the VC episode. Shuchir and Suraj had a lot of good points to add but just stopped because they did not want to speak over anyone.
also bring Naval Ravikant sir humble request from your fan !!!
Yeah this one is necessary, I am eagerly waiting for this :)
He lives in Bay though
Must
Must 😊
Yessss I also want Navalll
The guy who's making the most money, has the most experience, spoke the least and Meenakshi literally interrupted everyone.
It kinda works for chicks to be like that ( clearly). So dont compare between men . Strictly between people within same acrylate. she must have something going to be here.
Great to be a part of this WTF community ,great insights as well .
which podcast u were in?
Petition for Raj sabha membership for Nikhil Kamath
We need more people like you where policies are made
Meenakshi is very insightful and full of ideas but why speak over others and ruin our experience? Too many times (for the first time) when I wanted to just shut it off.
On point
Totally man
Also she was mostly interested about what suri was doing
It's by far the most chaotic podcast hosted by Nikhil. Minakshi was insightful but interrupted the flow of conversation so many times. Everyone was talking over each other and the structure got lost. I have very few takeaways from this podcast and it felt like everyone is just talking about their brands and uber-level gyan. Even though, I don't drink - I wanted to get deep insights from industry personnel but unfortunately, this podcast missed it.
i dont think they are called often for podcast because owning a alcohol business is still a taboo.
@@poo0593 True names from these industry were always unknown and not social , also they are from the alcohol industry so we had to expect some chaos.
Naval Ravikant 💯
Also add Peter Theil with Naval Ravikant ...
And also Vinod Khosla please ...
Balaji Sreenivasan
This is literally the best podcast from India on YT.
Nikhil is an excellent host for the new age.. a young billionaire who doesn't know the difference between bourbon and scotch. Breaking the biggest myth for an entrepreneur, that you have to be a know it all to execute and make a billion dollars!!Moreover, breaking all the sectors and trying to get technical knowledge and trying to formulate organised business out of them. 👏👏👏💥💥💥
the editor making sure we know what they drinking is honestly hilarious 🤣🤣
Yeah that true, it actually made it, hilarious !
It’s the mugs which have alcohol… smart move from the editor and team
Meenakshi needs to understand that keeping quiet and listening to what others say is also an art
Please do it twice in a month. We enjoy it a lot and also get a tremendous amount of knowledge.
Suraj Shenai has my respect for his humility. He always paved way for others to express their opinions, whenever they overshadowed him!
Honey wake up..
Nikhil’s 3 hour long podcast just dropped..
Salute to Abhishek for his remarkable journey and unwavering resilience as a proud Indian.
The point is drug dealer never consumes drug
Really appreciate how Nikhil kept pushing for specificity and names and how to actually get in touch with the right people! Great job!
Hey guys ! myself Govind .As a industry expert and bar owner i can say that
Alcohol industry in india present significant opportunities for the growth and the profitability,
As a bar owner , staying attuned to consumer preference and continuously innovating will be crucial to stying ahead in this DYNAMIC INDUSTRY ❤❤
Do you think wine will be a good opportunity in future as the market share of wine is minimal
Will a brewpub chain succesful in india
Hello govind,i am interested in bar and liquor business,can you please tell me about the minimum investment and formalities required to start one,as I am not experienced in this field.
Hope you reply.
In the whole podcast, conversations gng on & fro the topic,
I really like the whole idea of nikhil being stuck to idea of a young entrepreneur who wants to get in to alcobev industry from scratch & how he/she has to do so. This remains the whole objective of podcast & achieved it 👏👏
Petition to bring ravishastri for this video on alcohol
😂
This is literally the best place, to learn new things and have new interpretations on every sector, most importantly @nikhil is someone who really believes in the Indian story in terms believing in our own.. this is the new incarnation of SWADESHI movement of MG era.. the VC fund episode and this are true gems, also important for people who are in consulting, this gives u a unique view of ecosystem
That one was very chaotic and Meenakshi was just intolerable for me. I guess she is high due to her iced tea.
49:06 I paused the podcast here & did some research on Radico, I found one thing similar in Radico & Tata Skinn the design of their bottle is really captivating, amazing...
you know this industry is where i want to do business and you make a whole podcast on it . thank you so much nikhil its one of very important and helpfull video for me .
It's 56:40 .. it's about the pride in excellence, same as our ancestors had up until 15-16th century .. world has never seen that level of holistic craftsmanship again !!
the amount of passion all these people have who come on this podcast is insane 🔥
Weekend is perfectly set now with Nikhil's podcast to watch💯
Loved this episode. As a young brand owner of Terry Sent Me! Gin, would have really liked to see a young spirit brand owner share their experience as well. Cheers 🍻
Hey, Nikhil currently i am pursuing CFA and very much interested to know about wealth management business and AMC business what opportunities we have like Quant Analyst and all other competitive roles in industry and what are business opportunities in this sector and really want to know about true beacon business 😅Bro you are killing it with the WTF level of clarity and understanding we as listeners get you have no Idea Keep uploading such episodes Peace ✌
BTW !!! Being greedy pls take my request into consideration 😇
Need this
Same.
As always, One of the best podcast from India. I listen to these on repeat.
Abhishek’s journey from debt of 50 crores to a thousands crore business 🫡
Nikhil , you conduct such talks so beautifully like a professional with timely intervention and thoughtful questions or queries. It is wonderful discussion covering everything about alcohol with timely clarification about the terms being used in the conversation.
Good reason to bunk morning classes tomorrow.
What a podcast man, I am so curious about this niche, always googling and reading the govt. papers for the regulation and now this podcast gave me a good pov.
So refreshing to see Minakshi’s take on everything - answers always on the money, and such sharpness and wit. Trying to get a word in when everyone has so much to share can be hard, but at least we heard from her!
I think Nikhil and the team did really a good job to organise a podcast on the un recognized and thought as a taboo industry . Each person had their story , even though it was bit chaotic but I understood everyone's pointof view regarding this Industry , its work , the growth , the brands. Overall a great learning podcast and enjoyed it. I think people should look into this podcast in a fun way and not a completly professional podcast.
'it is only his electrolytes'
got me 😂😂
Abhishek adds so much value to the conversation with the insights he provides!
What I like is that Nikhil always talks about basics and that too in a tangible manner (0 to 1)
Also, People talking about interruptions and all, guys it is what it is , he is doing his best to bring this on one table , can't teach them communication eticates, it is raw so pick the good part and move
Agree with your point. We need stop expecting podcasts to be shown how we want and rather accept it raw.
This was amazing. Got to know so much about Alco-Bev industry.
At the same time I felt the owner from Brewery in Goa had a lot more to talk about but did not get enough space. Would love to hear more from him.
By Harvard Health -
The second study, also published in The Lancet, was even bigger. It examined data from hundreds of studies and other sources (including sales of alcohol, home-brewed alcoholic beverage consumption, and even estimates of tourist consumption) in 195 locations. And it analyzed the overall health impact related to alcohol consumption, including death and disability due to automobile accidents, infectious diseases, cancer, and cardiovascular disease. It concluded that the best option for overall health was no drinking at all. Of note, the definition of "a drink" in this study was 10 grams of alcohol - that's 30% less than a standard drink in the US, but 25% more than a standard drink in the UK.
Here are more details about what they found:
Alcohol use was the seventh leading cause of death and disability worldwide in 2016; about 2% of female deaths and 7% of male deaths (2.8 million deaths in total) were considered alcohol-related.
For those ages 15 to 49, alcohol was the leading risk factor for death and disability worldwide. Tuberculosis, road injuries, and self-harm were the top causes (the risk of each of these conditions is higher if you drink enough).
For older adults, cancers related to alcohol use were the top causes of death.
In general, health risks rose with rising amounts of alcohol use. However, some protective effect related to light drinking (less than one drink/day) was observed for heart disease and diabetes in some groups. For example, the risk of heart attack and related cardiovascular disease was 14% lower for men drinking 0.8 drinks/day, and 18% lower for women drinking 0.9 drinks/day compared with none.
The full read- www.health.harvard.edu/blog/alcohol-and-your-health-is-none-better-than-a-little-2018091914796
Abhishek Khaitan is a genius! He knows his business really well.
i found the podcast very informative not only about alcohol but about any consumer product and i really liked the food prep part.
This was the best episode for me so far, it felt like the most natural conversation ever, and speaking about Meenakshi, damn she's got some real good insights
I'm leaving this podcast because of Meenakshi; seeing her cut everyone off is frustrating. Next time make some guidelines for the guests.
After all podcast I feel like nikhil is role model for me like tata heritage to our 1950 era
Meenakshi ruined whole podcast experience all together….
So true
I think she didn’t got alot of places to add to, but quite insightful regardless
Why did u say that?
and suchir too
Speaking over others, talking to someone while someone else is answering.
That was a fantastic conversation. Thanks, I was looking for such thing for quite a long time now!
bro you are just spoiling us with this rich content at this point
@Nikhil must say you are a great moderator and very clear on what you expect from the other participants. Loved the way you drove the message and was able to 1) Get the right output from the participants 2) Able to articulate some of the critical elements and 3) Summarised the response make it easier to understand,
I'm sure the aspirants thinking about this business will get value from this... Great Show & support by the team behind WTF.
20:12 with whatever Lil salary I would get I travelled - 25:37 In those days wt evr money I would save I would just ...
20:45 I am just very observent of people - 1:24:13 spend a lot of time in supermarkets, just keep observing the shelf ( the trend ), do nothing. just let people come shop at the supermarkets, see what is moving on the counter, observe, talk to consumers. go to the bars, sit at the bars, keep seeing what is happening give it time then you come with an Inspiration that you know it's diffrenciated.
33:20 I was not the best student
36:56 Apprenticeship: I joined a company at a very low salary ( I was making lot's of money ) I realized if I want to do what I want to do for rest of my life ( which is entertaining people ) I have to understand how Company works
43:48 for me from the beginning of my school days I always wanted to create a Brand
1:33:46 packaging
1:53:01 local n global
2:33:32 Bernard arnault, I think he is the biggest brand creator
Yeah ..What is the Rich eating in India is another Reason I watch Kamath’s podcast !
This Shuchir Suri guy was VERY insightful! learnt alot from this
Thanks for bringing all these wonderful insights to us. I would like to request for a podcast on the emerging opportunities in the semiconductor industry in INDIA.
Thanks!
2:17:30 Best part of the podcast was when Nikhil starts speaking
WTF is an actual Podcast especially this episode, it just hits different ,you are forced to focus on this tab when you play it in the background while doing your work ( 43:00 - 51:00 pure gold )
2:31:11 true an explorer trying into your regularly might not be a huge conversation because of acquired taste phenomena, if they can like your product instantly like if it’s pizza, chocolate, etc or some other consumer good it may happen but also how many people are explores most fear of losing money or fear of having a bad experience.
2:31:47 true the most important thing in business is how many customers will return mama earth & other D2C brand’s biggest hurdle is high COCA & very low repeat rates, I remember the founder of patron tequila paul Mitchell says we are not is selling business we are in reselling business means all that matters is how many customers returns!
26:10 loved it guys!
been following your Podcast ..was in dark side...now getting addicted to your show. Best part for me...the intro and importance to every participate this better then attending conclaves. we viewers getting to know them and the journey they come from.
wish to see even those entrepreneurs who haven't made it BIG but there intention and the concept would change the way we leave
I've never had alcohol and don't plan to in my life, but the industry sure sounds fascinating.
You should try
Whats your age bro?
M27 same here :)
01:07:36 I feel instead of going for pan India or even whole state you should crack a small area like make a group of 10-15 pin codes, advertise extensively hyper local and be THE brand or THE choice of that region then slowly expand, like make a area where engineering students live make something for them and capture that small market...
apart from all this, the unknown expense in getting the license is unimaginable
Nikhil is just So pure and breaking things for common people ,thats something no one does !he questions the guest again an again toh make things simple and understandable,its like a free Mba ❤❤
loved the table todayy ...... fun + knowledge :)
Nikhil your podcast is the only thing which gives me a ray of hope that I can do something better. otherwise I am sitting at the lowest of my life right now. thankyou so much for the podcast. I really wish to meet you and thankyou in person someday if I will make it in life.
Damnn, the Chill its his electrolytes, got me!
They are so passionate about it! It's insane!!!
Meenakshi was so irritating 😡
Speaking over everyone. 🤦🏾♂️
Wouldn't expect any other comment from a user named habibi
@@gaitondebhau18what did he done to you?. Stop behaving like a 17 years old instakid
Just Delhi people.
One of the best episodes in terms of learning. Inspiring to see passionate people leaving their comfortable jobs.
Naval Ravikant, Kunal Shah etc hv given their views so extensively in different podcasts and hv possibly nothing new to share, we need more hands on mid level start up founders preferably non digital start ups, that is going to benefit the audience
Meenakshi is one of the smartest women, knowing soo much about her business and the confidence 🤌🏻
This is better than college education. Great work mr Kamath ❤
Again, it's only his electrolytes 🤣16:41
It’s a great podcast. I am also same industry. I know everything about this kind of issues and kind of difficulties in alcohol industry but we love our business
one of the most chaotic podcast I ever seen.
Abhishek was spot on. Superb analytical skills, superb observations
Big fan of ‘Peoples lager’ from the Goa Brewing co. Absoluty love it. ❤
Highly recommended for craft beer lovers
very intresting and insightful episode. It is very difficult to understand how the alcohol industry as they are too many regulations, licenses. This episode will at least help us understand the nuances of the alcohol industry and they way they are marketing to the consumer
Never seen this business the way it is...great insights
Thank you Nikhil for this crash course on the Alcohol industry.
Eight finger Eddie is such an underated beer!!! It is literary a top tier international level beer!!!!!
Long time waiting for a Podcast On Real Estate in India.
Nikhil put my favourite subject ALCOHOL on table😂
AFTER WATCHING ALMOST ALL 18 EPISODES WE NEED ONE ON THE SERVICES INDUSTRY!!