Gulshan Kumar, fruit juice vendor; to Gulshan Kumar, music industry mogul sure sounds like a fairytale journey.
But the reality is far from it. (2/7)
To remedy this cost, Gulshan exploited the lenient copyright laws that were prevalent in the country during the ’90s. (3/7)
Under the existing laws, a song could be re-recorded legally, without infringing the original song’s copyright, if 3 years had passed since the release of the original song. (4/7)
This re-recording business allowed T-Series to sell famous songs at a lower price as the newer artists cost less to record with.
Due to this pricing, T-Series’ sales increased.
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This re-recording business allowed T-Series to sell famous songs at a lower price as the newer artists cost less to record with.
Due to this pricing, T-Series’ sales increased. (6/7)
Find out more about T-Series success and the mystery behind Gulshan Kumar’s death on Finology Blogs. (7/7)
It all started in 2020, amidst the pandemic, locked inside home… along with 1.4 Cr new investors, Mr. Aman (name changed for anonymity) made his baby steps in the stock market.
(2/10)
Good quality stocks at reasonable prices - what else could he ask for?
Whatever he had saved, he invested them all in the markets. He was all in.
The markets kept rising and so did his portfolio. Within a year, Aman nearly tripled his portfolio.
Star Health is India's oldest and largest standalone health insurer (SAHI) with a 15.8% market share.
Its Gross Written Premium for FY21 was ~ 60% more than the GWPs of all the four other standalone health insurers combined - CARE, Max Bupa, Manipal Cigna, Aditya Birla!
(2/11)
Star Health’s agent network of 4.5 L+ agents is nearly 50% more than the other four SAHIs combined! 😮
These agents bring in about 80% of the business for Star (in contrast to 60% for other SAHIs).
In 2011, Rowan Atkinson, whom we know as Mr. Bean, met with an accident while driving his McLaren F1 supercar 🏎️, which he bought in 1997 for £640,000.
(2/7)
To repair the car, Mr. Bean received an auto insurance payment of £910,000 (Rs. 9 Crores as of today), making it the most expensive luxury auto insurance claim ever! 😲
One of the fastest-growing pharma companies in India, #Mankind was actually born due to the rift in the family.
After splitting with one of his brothers, Ramesh Juneja started Mankind with a mere capital of Rs 50 lakh and generated 600% #ROI in the very first year! 💹
(2/8)
Being a relatively late entrant, #Mankind adopted an unconventional strategy to gain success in the business -
While most of the players targeted tier 1 cities and export opportunities, Ramesh decided to tap rural areas with affordable #medicine 💊