Bobby Deol, a star of the 90s and 2000s, gradually vanished from mainstream cinema. It was quite a surprise when I learned about his unexpected stint as a DJ, coinciding with the emergence of 'Lord Bobby' memes online. His return was on web series, but it was in the film 'Animal', directed by Sandeep Reddy Vanga (known for 'Kabir Singh' and 'Arjun Reddy'), where I saw him again on the big screen. In 'Animal', Bobby plays a pivotal character, whose presence is felt only after a key moment in the plot. His entry is striking, marked by a background song that caught my attention. Even as I was engrossed in the film's progression, the song stayed with me, and it quickly gained popularity online as 'Jamal Jamaloo', topping YouTube searches. Bobby's screen presence in those moments, and throughout the movie, was undeniably captivating. His performance required a wide range of expressions, adding depth to his character. Alongside him, Sau
This weekend I have been giving a lot of thought around how companies have established themselves. And my favorites are Tesla, Uber, and Amazon. How Elon Musk, Travis Kalanick and Jeff Bezos really made these companies and how they scaled them to these levels. I am currently reading The Everything Store and have reached the part where Bezos meets Google founders and invests in the enterprise when it was a small company. Looking forward to read the later chapters because the story is quite inspiring. What I am really getting to is that how do these entrepreneurs think and how they eventually create foundations to their businesses. And I thought lets go one by one, apart from having watched almost every video since last few years on wherever these entreprenuers made their presence I also ended reading extensively on them. I also re watched a couple of the videos to get some gripping thoughts. I feel I should go one by one to get to the bigger picture - Travis Kalanick - I have be