Mumbai

“So for example, while in Mumbai, I used to record four podcasts in a day. In different locations. So I used to travel by Mumbai local because in a traffic city like Mumbai, you know, going by a cab and reaching the four destinations on time in a single day, wh…”

“So in Mumbai and Bangalore, I think we were there for almost two years before we expanded to more cities and then we slowly expanded to four or five cities more, but it was very gradual and very thought after.”

“So you can travel to the city that has the most opportunities, work over here in the initial part of your career, hustle, and then you can decide wherever you want to go. You can work remotely later on.”

“And you think that you can build like a thousand crore business based on the insight you got from the people you spoke to in Mumbai, Delhi. I think that is the root cause of a lot of underestimation and sorry, overestimation on TAMP. Because what works for tha…”

“So the battery volume, if you look at it. So the Bangalore is around 50. And Bangalore is a Bangalore. Chennai is around 15. And then, ah, if you look at, you know, Hyderabad around 20. Mumbai that around 20, 25. And, ah, Delhi. We're almost there in 10.”

“We are factory only in five places, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Mumbai, Delhi, and Dubai.”

“There were, they, Bala Saab Thakre asked for reservations and Very heavy reservations. Yeah. 50% for faculty, hundred percent for staff, and I don't remember, for students.”

“No startup can literally think of having a great office in the initial period. And that's how Mumbai lost out.”

“They went on then to inaugurate in 1941. What is known today as the Tata Memorial Hospital in Parel in Mumbai. That was India's first cancer hospital”

“So you see Bandra Kula complex. I would argue it's now, you know, that small little bit, but it's in within that it's Singapore level quality of offices and so on.”

“When he created the Taj Public Service Welfare Fund after the 26 11 terror attacks at the Taj, Ah, and ensured that this fund took care not just of the families of the Taj employees who had lost their lives, but of every family in Bombay who had lost someone i…”