Forbes India Pathbreakers

Mylswamy Annadurai: Moon Man of India on life, Mars, and the universe

Mylswamy Annadurai: Moon Man of India on life, Mars, and the universe

Forbes India Pathbreakers: RS Sodhi shares the utterly, butterly, delicious secret of Amul's success

Forbes India Pathbreakers: RS Sodhi shares the utterly, butterly, delicious secret of Amul's success

Forbes India Pathbreakers: A Velumani's rags-to-riches story

Forbes India Pathbreakers: A Velumani's rags-to-riches story

Success in life is about learning how to fail well: Abhinav Bindra on Pathbreakers

Success in life is about learning how to fail well: Abhinav Bindra on Pathbreakers

Forbes India Pathbreakers: 5 gems of advice from ace investor Raamdeo Agrawal

Forbes India Pathbreakers: 5 gems of advice from ace investor Raamdeo Agrawal

  • The world is my oyster: Sabyasachi Mukherjee on Forbes India Pathbreakers

    The world is my oyster: Sabyasachi Mukherjee on Forbes India Pathbreakers

    In this edition of Forbes India Pathbreakers, Sabyasachi Mukherjee, the czar of fashion, tells us how he built his global empire from scratch. In a free-wheeling conversation, Sabyasachi talks about his 'fairytale childhood' and his fascination for Kolkata. Watch the conversation to find out more about Sabyasachi's life and business philosophies which have helped him become one of India's most successful and loved fashion designers

  • Forbes India Pathbreakers: Harsh Mariwala on what it takes to win the game of life and work

    Forbes India Pathbreakers: Harsh Mariwala on what it takes to win the game of life and work

    In the first episode of 'Pathbreakers', Harsh Mariwala talks about his 'third child' Marico, a company he built brick by brick to last for perpetuity. He discusses market strategies which helped him overcome challenges and turn crises into opportunities. He talks about the thriving startup ecosystem and how founders need to focus on building sustainable business models. A staunch advocate of good corporate governance, he believes promoters need to be more mindful of protecting the interest of shareholders