Aftab Shivdasani’s entry into Kannada films; Entrepreneurs speak about Independence Day

Sunday August 11, 2019 , 2 min Read

You might remember him as the Farex baby food model! From an adorable child actor, Aftab Shivdasani has transformed into a true Bollywood star, having dabbled across various genres of action, comedy, and so much more.

Now, in search of a role that truly puts his acting chops to test, the actor is about to venture down South, making his debut with the Kannada film Kotigobba 3. Find out all about his upcoming film, his jest for life, and his take on the child-artist-tasting-success paradox in this exclusive interview with YS Weekender.

Entrepreneurs reveal what freedom means to them

Independence Day is around the corner, and right from flag hoisting to sharing sweets to reflecting on the salient milestones of the past, there are many ways to observe this important moment in history. Here’s how these entrepreneurs observe and remember Independence Day.

This churro business makes monthly sales of Rs 40-55 lakh

There’s always room for dessert! The Bombay Churros, the bootstrapped dessert startup, was launched with an initial investment of Rs 25 lakhs. Today the company has 10 outlets across four states, clocking an average sale of 4-6.5 lakhs per outlet.

On Raksha Bandhan, here are movies that celebrate siblings

From Dev Anand looking for his lost sister in Hare Rama Hare Krishna to Amitabh Bachchan trying to safeguard his sister’s future in Majboor, and Juhi Chawla fighting for the rights of her sibling in My Brother Nikhil, Bollywood has portrayed the relationship between siblings differently over the years.

Live smart: Get a life coach to navigate your way to success

Entrepreneurs do not have to tread alone on their path to business success. Most successful people seek help from the masters to navigate their way through the choppy waters of life. In today’s parlance, these navigators are known as ‘Executive Life Coaches.’

If you are consistent, you will keep it: Rama Krishna Kuppa

If you admire the Dalai Lama, think Miami is the perfect place to live, and like Batman, meet Rama Krishna Kuppa. The Founder and CEO of ONGO Framework shares his deepest thoughts and ideas in this week’s Proust questionnaire.