Harsh Lal and Aadit Palicha. Pics courtesy/Youtube

Palicha is naturally in the spotlight since the beginning, as he sits amid three other equally successful men, each at least twice his age. The new-age entrepreneur reveals his journey as a Stanford University dropout, and how his decision to stop going to school was a result of accidentally producing a product, KiranaKart (now extended as Zepto). This service was initially aimed only at meeting the quick delivery requirements for the residents of his society in Mumbai, but started garnering more than a thousand orders a day at its initial stage, and seemingly promised a much better future than if he were to go back to his school in Silicon Valley.

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The episode follows Daggubati’s life outside of the film world, and Lal’s journey as he and his friends hit the nail on its head by leaving behind their jobs as engineers and lawyers to risk entering the online fashion industry that had then only started growing in India. A futuristic and ambitious Palicha doesn’t shy away from sharing his plans for the country in the future, and how he thinks that the market in India is currently where that of Europe or The USA was in the 1960s. This creates a steamy debate between 62-year-old Biyani and the Zepto co-founder. And, slowly, it turns into conversation that sheds light on the ideas and values that separate the two generations, and how it is important to keep unlearning so that you allow space for new learnings. We believe this video podcast is a fun and engaging combination of lighthearted banter and need-of-the-hour debates for young and/or emerging entrepreneurs.

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