Indian Business Podcast

Anshuman Singh, an ex-Meta tech leader, and Bhavik Rathod, former head of Uber India, share insights on scaling businesses and achieving professional success. They delve into the meritocratic cultures at tech giants, the importance of practical skills over traditional education, and how employee stock options can drive motivation. Their experience reveals lessons from Silicon Valley, emphasizing innovation, humility, and the power of hands-on projects. They also discuss redefining learning and the crucial role of proactive engagement in education for career success.

⭐️ Check out Odoo Project App: https://www.odoo.com/r/WMQIn this episode, Mark Rober, one of the world’s most popular YouTubers, shares how he built a global content empire by staying true to creativity and focusing on what he loves not what the algorithm demands.This episode explores how Mark approaches making viral videos, the real role of thumbnails, why picking the right idea matters more than fancy editing, and how to build businesses beyond sponsorships. Mark also reveals how creators can scale their success by building their own products, the importance of having the right business partner, and why creators should focus on storytelling and trust over short-term trends.If you’re a creator, entrepreneur, or marketer, this is a masterclass on building long-term, sustainable success in the creator economy.

⭐️ Check out Odoo : https://www.odoo.com/r/07x0In this episode, Mohit Yadav (Co-founder of Minimalist Skincare) shared his journey how he built one of India’s most trusted D2C beauty brands from scratch, without celebrity endorsements or huge marketing budgets.This episode explores what makes a winning product, why company culture matters more than resumes when building great teams, and how Minimalist scaled profitably by staying true to first principles. Mohit reveals why his brand prefers an office-first work culture, his framework for identifying rockstar talent, and how Minimalist became a beloved brand by prioritizing truth, transparency, and customer obsession.

In this engaging discussion, Pratham Mittal, a visionary behind Masters' Union and a third-generation entrepreneur, dives into transformative business education in India. He emphasizes the urgent need for educational reform to boost economic growth, discussing innovative approaches that prioritize practical training. Pratham shares his family's entrepreneurial legacy, the impact of AI on education, and the essentiality of diversity in learning environments. He also addresses the challenges of faculty compensation and the importance of aligning education with market needs to prepare future leaders.

In this episode of the Indian Business Podcast, Kishore Biyani dives deep into the untold truths of building for India. He breaks down the concept of India 1, 2, and 3, and explains why most startups fail to connect with Bharat. From the rise and fall of Big Bazaar to why Zepto succeeded, he shares hard-earned lessons on branding, customer behavior, communication, and debt. He also compares India’s growth journey with China’s ruthless model, offering insights on what India must learn to scale

Welcome to the Think School Indian Business Podcast. In this episode, we sit down with the minds behind ASBL, one of India’s most forward-thinking real estate developers, to decode the Indian real estate puzzle is it a goldmine or a landmine? From Hyderabad’s rise to smart town planning, slum redevelopment, RERA checks, and even how to negotiate with builders, this conversation is your complete masterclass on where, why, and how to invest in property today and what shall be the future city of India.

Today on the Indian Business podcast we have Flying Beast aka Gaurav Taneja turned his passion for fitness into BeastLife a ₹30 crore protein brand built not just on performance, but on trust.In a market flooded with mistrust and misinformation, Gaurav is leading with transparency, targeting real Indian needs, and proving that credibility still wins in business.In this podcast, we go beyond the content and into the mind of a creator-turned-founder how he spotted the gap, built a tribe, and launched a product that’s shaking up an industry.

Meet Ishan Varshnei, co-founder of Latambarcem Brewers — the creative force behind Maka di and Borécha.In this episode, we dive into how Ishan built one of India's most exciting craft alcohol startups, turning bold ideas into a multi-million-dollar business. The conversation explores the realities of launching a craft beer brand in India — from sourcing premium global ingredients to navigating brutal regulations, taxes, and hidden packaging costs.We also uncover the product mindset that helped Maka di stand out in a crowded market and how India's alcohol landscape is shifting with new-age brands.💡 Whether you're an aspiring founder, a craft beverage lover, or just curious about building iconic brands in tough industries, this one’s for you.

What happens when a teenager from a small town starts earning ₹6 lakhs a year, not from a job, but from YouTube and freelancing?Meet Ayush Wadhwa, a creator, entrepreneur, and founder of Owled Media. From humble beginnings in Rohtak with nothing but a webcam and curiosity, Ayush turned his passion into profit, cracked the code of freelancing, and scaled a one-man hustle into a 75+ member creative powerhouse.In this episode, Ayush opens up about everything, how to start freelancing with zero capital, land high-paying clients without a fancy portfolio, and the brutal truths no one tells you about the creator economy. He also breaks down the biggest scams in the industry, the psychology of pricing, and why most freelancers fail to scale.If you're a college student, an aspiring freelancer, or someone figuring out how to monetise your skills in the digital age, this conversation is pure gold.

Siddharth Dungarwal, Founder and CEO of Snitch, shares his journey of building India’s fast-growing men's fashion brand. He reveals the secrets behind Snitch's rapid ascent to ₹243 crore, emphasizing the importance of data-driven design and effective supply chain management. The conversation dives into balancing quality and affordability, navigating manufacturing partnerships, and the impact of reality TV on business growth. Siddharth's insights inspire budding entrepreneurs with strategies for thriving in the competitive fashion landscape.