Amazing episode 👏 ❤️ I Have met Shantanu's father, Mr. Kiran Deshpande. I had participated in IIT Bombay ideas competition and he was the judge in the national finals round which took place online during covid lockdown. Mr. Kiran Deshpande liked our idea and project soo much. Even he was the one who announced our name when we won . Great memories 👌 ❤️
The last few minutes where Mandar shared perspective of life was just so good and felt like keep on hearing to him. Felt very good where he shared the simple lived life of every Marathi households.
Felt like i was watching a bunch of friends just chatting about life in general so it goes without saying that i really enjoyed the earthy conversation. More such content needed..good job 😊
Whole episode was so insightful, but the last 15 minutes were the best. Getting to know about the professional and personal challenges you all faced, it really formed a connection at a deeper level. Now, you are not just 3 entreprenuers who made it big, but the human aspect of the journeys you had which got you to this level. Massive respect for you all.
My kinda Sunday binge! Thank you Meghana, Mandar and Shantanu for being real and candid while sharing your journey. I feel more hopeful and confident after listening to this episode. Look forward to indulge in more such free flowing conversations as a part of #Raiser'sEdge.
it's just mind-blowing, so authentic, with no filters. specifically loved that 'we will have to make it' wala thing. amazing! thanks for sharing. more power to you
Its been so joyful to go through the episode. Shantanu how can someone be so curious? Hats off to you on how you are using both your personal and professional time to bring happiness to us.
Hello Shantanu and Mandar, really treasured your conversation and insights on your journey. Specially delighted to see you interact in Marathi. Not very often that we get to see successful C-suite professionals communicate casually, without being preachy and adhering to self-praise. I did not wish to watch this episode, as it is nearly 1 AM but I could not stop myself from finishing it. I am waiting for more episodes with the same team, soon.
I loved the honest advice that Mandar gave at the end .. his is not cliche, but a very honest practical advice.. love the whole conversation by the way
The more I listen to Mandar , the more I feel he should have been on Season 1 of TBWS :) Such heartfelt conversation among 3 stalwarts is much better than reading several self help books.
A piece of content I always come to when feeling low personally and professionally....everytime pickup new lessons MAJORLY everything works out with patience and consistency!!
Such a candid yet resourceful conversation! Loved it! Almost felt like sitting in a room with your elders and soaking in the wisdom. Would love to listen to a masterclass kind of session where you would possibly go in depth about the basics of building a startup, especially in India. How to structure it and some of the early pitfalls to look out for. Nevertheless, great episode, and thank you so much for all the effort that goes in to bring this out. Massive props to the whole team! ❤
Shantanu, Mandar and Meghana - Thank you so much for this candid discussion. I as a person who never had any mentors or friends who are highly successful in life get a feel of having such mentors by watching this. I always used to believe that successfully people are good at everything, they never face hardships or maybe have been conditioned to be successful. But such open conversations have led me to believe that everyone faces things in life and those who keep trying hard and have self belief succeed! @shantanu : This episode has taken the bar of your podcast to a very different level. I am not the person who comments on YT videos but I wish you all the success. PS: madhe madhe marathi aikun khup bara vatla!
I definitely enjoyed the conversation.. but I think their definition of success is different at different age .. success should not be a goal but feeling successful is a wonderful feeling one should not deprive oneself from that ..
These definitions like "Dhandha matlab chori" is really F-ed up. The same people who're taught not to do business are taught to work for a businessman. How funny
Itna so kar bhi company practices wahiyaat hue ja rahe hai. Prices rehte app pe kuch hotel poucho to kuch aur hi baat hoti hai. They really want to embarrass customers if they want the customers to go and argue with hotel owners over tariff rates. Worst company in the whole world. Oyo
I appreciate the effort in conducting the podcast. However, the projecting of Mckinsey as a holier than thou consulting firm is irritating. FOcus on the entrepreneur. The list of senior mckinsey guys and mckinsey itself being on the wrong side of law and morality is well known. The consulting prowess is dubious to say the least.
The last line Mandar said is absolutely true... Its like big brother giving an advice... Btw Shantanu I have send you a LinkedIn message kindly check.. waiting for positive reply
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Keep Mandar drunk …man is quite insightful…loved this episode
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Amazing episode 👏 ❤️ I Have met Shantanu's father, Mr. Kiran Deshpande. I had participated in IIT Bombay ideas competition and he was the judge in the national finals round which took place online during covid lockdown. Mr. Kiran Deshpande liked our idea and project soo much. Even he was the one who announced our name when we won . Great memories 👌 ❤️
The last few minutes where Mandar shared perspective of life was just so good and felt like keep on hearing to him. Felt very good where he shared the simple lived life of every Marathi households.
Felt like i was watching a bunch of friends just chatting about life in general so it goes without saying that i really enjoyed the earthy conversation. More such content needed..good job 😊
Whole episode was so insightful, but the last 15 minutes were the best. Getting to know about the professional and personal challenges you all faced, it really formed a connection at a deeper level. Now, you are not just 3 entreprenuers who made it big, but the human aspect of the journeys you had which got you to this level. Massive respect for you all.
Petition to have Marathi podcast with Mandar 😅
My kinda Sunday binge! Thank you Meghana, Mandar and Shantanu for being real and candid while sharing your journey. I feel more hopeful and confident after listening to this episode. Look forward to indulge in more such free flowing conversations as a part of #Raiser'sEdge.
Thoroughly enjoyed this conversation, Mandar’s Marathi in between was music to my ears !
it's just mind-blowing, so authentic, with no filters. specifically loved that 'we will have to make it' wala thing. amazing! thanks for sharing. more power to you
Open conversation like this is always any day better than the typical podcast we hear. Loved this season completely
This was an absolute pleasure to watch. Felt like having you guys over at home. Thank you for being real and authentic.
Full of learnings…Mandhar and Meghana both had amazing insights. Shantanu’s life story is equally inspiring. Imp Learning - fake it till you make it.
Its been so joyful to go through the episode. Shantanu how can someone be so curious? Hats off to you on how you are using both your personal and professional time to bring happiness to us.
Hello Shantanu and Mandar, really treasured your conversation and insights on your journey. Specially delighted to see you interact in Marathi. Not very often that we get to see successful C-suite professionals communicate casually, without being preachy and adhering to self-praise.
I did not wish to watch this episode, as it is nearly 1 AM but I could not stop myself from finishing it. I am waiting for more episodes with the same team, soon.
Very true
01:23:17
Ye lo JBIMS aspirants XD
Jiske liye yaha aaye ho!
I loved the honest advice that Mandar gave at the end .. his is not cliche, but a very honest practical advice.. love the whole conversation by the way
Loved it. Lot of takeaways from the episode. Especially the Jee, MBA prep stories..so relatable
just to acknowledge that the time you all 3 has given for this is worth it, It was helpful for me. Thank you!
Amazing. This conversation is so real. Love it!!!!! Keep such conversations coming.
So relatable and insightful! Loved the candidness of this conversation. Keep it up...
The more I listen to Mandar , the more I feel he should have been on Season 1 of TBWS :)
Such heartfelt conversation among 3 stalwarts is much better than reading several self help books.
Amazing episode. Thanks for doing this podcast. It has been very inspiring.
Didn't hear such open and free-flowing conversation in a while . Keep up great work Shantanu
One piece of success and then back it up again and again...gem
This entire episode was beautiful!!
Looking forward to more such podcasts
A piece of content I always come to when feeling low personally and professionally....everytime pickup new lessons MAJORLY everything works out with patience and consistency!!
Has to be the best episode. Wholesome!
Such an inspiring and motivating discussion, quite candid and informative
Thank you so much team for bringing this beautiful content. Really loved it
Keep making more of these
Those last words of mandar ,gave Goosebumps
Such great insights about life and loved the way you guys shared your experience without any filters. Overall a great podcast. Keep it up…!!!
Such a candid yet resourceful conversation! Loved it! Almost felt like sitting in a room with your elders and soaking in the wisdom.
Would love to listen to a masterclass kind of session where you would possibly go in depth about the basics of building a startup, especially in India. How to structure it and some of the early pitfalls to look out for.
Nevertheless, great episode, and thank you so much for all the effort that goes in to bring this out. Massive props to the whole team! ❤
One of the best podcasts I have ever consumed ❤️ Thanks for this! 😍🙏
Shantanu, Mandar and Meghana - Thank you so much for this candid discussion. I as a person who never had any mentors or friends who are highly successful in life get a feel of having such mentors by watching this.
I always used to believe that successfully people are good at everything, they never face hardships or maybe have been conditioned to be successful. But such open conversations have led me to believe that everyone faces things in life and those who keep trying hard and have self belief succeed!
@shantanu : This episode has taken the bar of your podcast to a very different level. I am not the person who comments on YT videos but I wish you all the success.
PS: madhe madhe marathi aikun khup bara vatla!
This is the most underrated show! Kudos guys!
Absolutely love this conversation!
Person says something random
Le shantanu : wooooow
WOW Loved it and Inspiring !!!!!!
I definitely enjoyed the conversation.. but I think their definition of success is different at different age .. success should not be a goal but feeling successful is a wonderful feeling one should not deprive oneself from that ..
Superb conversation. At one point, i felt to pour myself some and join in.
Brilliant podcast. Minus the Chakna sounds.
Love this concept! Perfect blend of candidness + wisdom! Cheers :)
That JOY➡️ HAPPINESS ➡️ SATISFACTION ❤🙌
Everyone has a plan: until they get punched in the face” - Mike Tyson.
😂👍
Optimism clearly showcase from Mr Mandar's persona as he said.damn!! Very inspiring
Such an honest conversation.
This is a podcast in true sense
Amazing show !
Fantastic episode ...
Great one!
Not the guy to comment on vids but this video's a goldmine❤
This is gold ❤️
Keep this going!
Glad i came across this channel🍻
Loved this... 🤗😍
Becomes even more interesting to see, hear this beer Peete hue 😁
Mandar Vaidya excellent view and advice about life
Very inspired conversation
Love this. Amazing talk :)
Loved the conversation ❣️
Amazing episode great to know your life stories
This is gold!
Loved Loved this❤
What a session ❤️
Invaluable!!
Really Great and deep conversation.. specially marathi language used loved it !!!
Shantanu want to meet you.. how can I meet you
Excellent!
Man's quoting some of the best fictional characters. Maxx impressed!
Hey it would be really nice if anyone could help me about the surya kumar story that they were discussing about on 1 hour and 3 minutes around
Sir, Missed the passport story!
Amazing one
Mandar the synthesiser!
Watching this as a CAT aspirant.
58:40
1:04:07
❤❤❤ loved it
Absolute 💙
Mandar & Shantanu - if you ever happen to be in
Australia; beer will be my shout! Loved this episode; your Marathi took me to my B’bay days!
1:28:00
I see these episodes as packets of quick learnings transfer and total image reshaper
You guys must keep season 1 style on .
Ok my OCD kicking in, it's the wrong way to keep the Blue Yeti mic
Kindly something for medic-an and skin care product businesses broadcast
Great
I felt drunk at the end 😂
Shantanus commentry in between is a bit of not needed i think....its like i will be full on concentrating in the show then it kind of distracts..
@shantanu - please notice mandar face - below his edge of his right eye their is a nerve traversing - looks slightly bulged
Want to join this conversation:)
Only the Lady is sober. But she might be keeping her beer glass below the table. Cause this is India.😂
Tumhala Marathi Podcast kela pahije
These definitions like "Dhandha matlab chori" is really F-ed up. The same people who're taught not to do business are taught to work for a businessman. How funny
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Please improve your sound quality
Itna so kar bhi company practices wahiyaat hue ja rahe hai. Prices rehte app pe kuch hotel poucho to kuch aur hi baat hoti hai. They really want to embarrass customers if they want the customers to go and argue with hotel owners over tariff rates.
Worst company in the whole world.
Oyo
I appreciate the effort in conducting the podcast. However, the projecting of Mckinsey as a holier than thou consulting firm is irritating. FOcus on the entrepreneur. The list of senior mckinsey guys and mckinsey itself being on the wrong side of law and morality is well known. The consulting prowess is dubious to say the least.
Before covid OYO wasn't doing any good either
The last line Mandar said is absolutely true... Its like big brother giving an advice... Btw Shantanu I have send you a LinkedIn message kindly check.. waiting for positive reply