Being Jhunjhunwala: Bull of Bourses | Remembering Rakesh Jhunjhunwala Throw Back Interview

[@mortalworld1001]

He was a billionaire, yet 0% arrogance He was rare indeed RIP 🤧

[@PrafulKove-bl1nq]

Padha likha Insan ka nature Aisa hi hota hsi

[@gurubaxaniuday4884]

​@@PrafulKove-bl1nqjb dekho tab pdha likha bina pdhe likhe bhi achi tarah se bat krte hai ese hi

[@1ofstockmarket]

Back when journalists had backbone!! and were not afraid of asking direct questions, hats off to her

[@drarunaj]

Excellent conversataion...its from 2006. Key takeaways, Health is wealth. Measured risk is no risk. Reading is often ignored,but powerful. Never bother about other's opinion.

[@shibine5902]

Legends never die they live in million hearts 😭

[@truefinders565]

Everyone dies. Legend is one who fought for the nation, who helped needy people a lot as per his wealth or other charitable work, Like Bhagat Sing, Ratan Tata etc. Our illeteracy is we consider Rakesh Jhunjhunwala as legend who earned for self or Amitabh Bachchan who acted to earn for self. See Ratan Tata he donates 70% of his company earning every year. Deep condolence to Mr, Rakesh Jhunjhunwala, but he was not legend

[@sagarsaxena6318]

@@truefinders565 lol who told you Ratan Tata donates 70% of his company's earnings? His companies will go bankrupt if he did that.

[@arkay5004]

@@sagarsaxena6318 irony is that his username is truth finder lmao

[@akshaysingh11111]

@@arkay5004 bro leave him he is just jealous of Mr. Rakesh Jhunjhunwala sir's wealth and success

[@mukeshmall2576]

​@@truefinders565so according to u earn money and do charity do u do the same😂😂

[@isaacjoseph5713]

What an excellent gentleman he was !! He lived only 62 years..legends never live for a long period.. I really love this man.

[@kandasamyjagadeesan1959]

We missed the legend of stock market who inspires a number of investors

[@nitach1960]

One of the best interviews ever. The lady interviewer was brilliant.

[@apoorvaguptay]

Towards the end she put him on a spot. Rakeshji handled it very well. I wish he had won the war. What an amzing interview.

[@SharePaah]

This was by far the most heartwarming interview especially on the lane of BSE which actually gets connected to Common Man.

[@ransom4734]

Interviewer had really well sensible question. I admire good interview.

[@tradingview5456]

I miss him not bcoz he is big bull but bcoz he was always enthusiastic for the country and also having huge respect for his parents.....❤ Baat sunn k lower middle class Dil se connect ho jaata tha

[@ujjwalsingh5492]

Bhai woh big bull nai big bear tha apne time ka 😂😂

[@User-mncbjlfjrebxkl]

@@ujjwalsingh5492 so? abe trading mein bear bull sab hota hein.

[@rohanj1301]

Thank you for uploading this video. Please upload other archived footages of RJ. There’s a lot to learn from the legend.

[@kobbaraakuchannel984]

ONE OF THE FINEST INTERVIEWS OF RAKESHJI.

[@neerajkambi5954]

Rakesh Jhunjhunwala ji Will always Miss you You will be torch bearer for Investing and trading community for upcoming 500Years RIP Legend

[@tiyashapan9099]

RIP legend. He'll always be a role model to most of us. Om shanti🙏

[@CharuKandpal49]

RIP Rakesh Jhunjhunwala... She didn't let him be free while speaking... I would have liked him speaking more freely....

[@MAC-vi7fy]

Only good intervews of RJ is on ET now the anchor over there was a friend of RJ, It is purely professional and technical interview.

[@mbrambhatt]

I don't understand why are some praising the interviewing journalist? Within the first couple of minutes I saw her cut Rakesh jhunjhunwala 3-4 times. Let the man finish what he was saying.

[@bhsuni58]

Excellent presentation. 100/100 to the lady. Touching questions. Honestly answered.

[@sandeeplgupta]

the real question is @23:26 wish he could actually work on this challenge he faced for so many years.. Om Shanti

[@shraypuri4824]

16 sal aur jiya vo chutiye interview take in 2006

[@SumitKumar-ce7ov]

@@shraypuri4824 not 35 years that he wished for

[@sandeeplgupta]

@@shraypuri4824 pehle angrezi seekh ke aa l*nd fakeer phir ye comment padh.. 62 saal koi jaane ki umar nahi hoti.. I know is interview mein wo 46 years ke hain.. agar wo apni sehat ka tab se hi khayal rakhna shuru karte to aur bahot jeete..

[@PolKkhol]

@@sandeeplgupta absolutely Sandeep. He should have been more careful. Even the interviewer emphasized on it but seems RJ was over confident that he will do it later... And rest is now history

[@pranav04.]

networth of 5.8 billion usd, not a gucci belt in sight! such a simple man! RIP legend

[@adityapatnaik7078]

the kind of insights he had was amazing ! he was way ahead of his times

[@venkateshupadhyaya5614]

A very motivational video for a trade like me

[@tapashchatterjee3512]

KNOWING 'JHUNJHUNWALA" CLOSELY......." A HUMBLE TRIBUTE".......

[@bharghavatri9487]

Big bull, Big wealth , Big heart

[@shivmhjan]

What a gem person he is…respect

[@ShubhamKar.]

Excellent interview!!! Watched it for the first time💚 Pls upload more archives

[@ujjwalswami389]

Still giving knowledge even after going. 🙏🏻

[@sarthakmishra6867]

One of the best interviews

[@piyush_verma_co]

i wish he was alive and we could have got his wisdom, om shanti

[@sagarsaxena6318]

At one point in the video all of RJ's screens are clearly visible to the journo as well as to all the cameras. Insane transparency. 🙏 Om Shanti.

[@dibyasattwakarmakar]

Love this guy , jolliest . Jovial , a natural economist 💖

[@techmetaworld196]

Rakesh sir will be known as beacon in stock market as a ace investor

[@ianshuman]

This is an excellent interview!

[@yogeshverma2037]

Legend of Stock Market

[@SuperRedux]

Just want to know one thing : why wasn’t this interview uploaded when he was alive ?

[@GeneralHensaleey]

Big Bull Very successful man Rip 🙏

[@vikram.SumerSingh]

Poor choice of questions for this legend

[@anglepriya4580]

He has very vast knowledge about market

[@KaranButtarr]

Great Interview!

[@naveenkashyap3036]

Rj is real hero of investment world. He also remember for making money in market by fair means no one can questions his success otherwise everyone see this profession with sceptic.He is Warren Buffett of India. He gives principal of value investing belives in India growth story and made money on consumption play like Titan.

[@IntradayHunterFan-club]

A true future trader

[@axaymalaviya1384]

Good session ;

[@Prithvichouhan406]

Great 👍

[@cmarubin7962]

He is such a great person

[@PolKkhol]

Was

[@cmarubin7962]

@@PolKkhol he will always be

[@tukaramdimble1537]

Great individual 🙏

[@Sharemarketbusinessandmusic]

Very insightful

[@avinwilson9955]

Such a huge loss, he is the most painful example why investment should not be just financial but health wise too, wish we had more years of his wisdom, he would have taken markets to new heights

[@vinson1234567]

Very good interview.

[@saikrishna-gw6xy]

Legend 🙏

[@akashguharoy341]

greatest of all time

[@vrishashubhra9319]

Miss you rocky sir

[@anveshrao0259]

11:50 Plz koi iss app ya website ke baare mai jaante ho toh batado bhai

[@rashmiranjan963]

bloomberg terminal he i am 70% sure

[@maheshsanapati]

Thank you

[@manikandanm4781]

We will miss you RJ

[@mdpandey9629]

❤❤

[@sourabdebnath3280]

Pan is emotions for rakesh

[@anilcherian5004]

What is the name of the woman taking that interview. If anybody knows and what is she doing now ?

[@SimTaraSisters]

Sir you are rich by wealth but sorry health matters. RIP sir your mind is brilliant. Great loss for our Country 😭

[@raghavendratotekar7424]

5 May 2006

[@sudarshanmj5941]

We miss you big bull

[@bhsuni58]

Please post more interviews of celebrities conducted by this lady interviewer.

[@User-mncbjlfjrebxkl]

Its sad seeing people revere Harshad mehta over this man who believed in the Indian economy just on the basis of watching a goddamn net series

[@mspindia6084]

Look at his health and body....that's why unfortunately he died at 62....RJ is a man of logic...don't know why ..but he ignored his health

[@mayyurparanjpe4186]

But he was happy that way then who are we to judge? Whether you are fat, thin , healthy or sick it's important to do things you love. After all you can't workout or eat healthy just because others want you to do it

[@mspindia6084]

Argument for the sake of argument....he might be happy but his body and health was not ....62 is not a age to die...anyways ignoring health is not a cool thing...for a person who always lived with logic and common sense

[@bhuplink]

Would love to know the year of this interview.

[@vijayk9457]

2006

[@bhuplink]

@@vijayk9457 Thanks.

[@thedarkknightwillrise23]

RIP Sir 🙏🏻

[@alumsangtam902]

Health is wealth 🙏 💪

[@alumsangtam902]

Health is wealth 🙏 💪

[@manasranjanpatra714]

In which year was this video shot?

[@michaelsaldanha1796]

2006

[@SwarajPatil7722]

22:07 such a dissrespectfull manner shes talking in. that gentelmen keep calling her mam throughout the interview and she had the audacity to call him by his name. such a shame

[@dr.manojpatil8289]

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@raghavendratotekar7424]

When this was interviewed 2007?

[@nikhilrajrajan]

2006

[@Anmistas]

Savings for an investor are his investments.

[@tomtray6277]

R.I.P Big Bull

[@rajeshagrawal2144]

ॐ प्रभु शांति

[@goallout5445]

Legends never die They are living in hearts of public

[@stockmarketguruji5126]

Rip🌷🙏

[@shivak2580]

11:51 pm

[@balachandranramasamy1731]

His indulgence in liquor, cigarettes, and trading killed him . He has done all this ignoring his health over years.

[@apurva1589]

I hate reporters like this for one single reason : They don't let people speak, or finish their answer.

[@adityapande919]

Why do reports talk like Prabhu Chawla, sardesai etc

[@ravindertalwar553]

CONDOLENCES AND PRAYERS

[@MBard]

RIP 🙏

[@84KtnM]

21.8.2024

[@rajgirase5191]

Very bad Host and Interviewer.. Sir is trying to have a lot of patience in tolerating her..There are much better Interviews of Rj Sir.. You gave us Courage & Direction in the World Of Stock Markets. Rest In Peace Rj Sir !!

[@ravipandey7430]

Bhai ye lady bolne hi nhi deti

[@SimTaraSisters]

Yar health pe dhyan dena bahut jaruri hai. RIP Sir jhunjhunwala

[@muditjain33]

RIP

[@shreygehlot1570]

The woman is not letting him answer fully. Worst really worst

[@777grw]

Due to edit it seems like that

[@rajgirase5191]

Pathetic is the interviewer .. Equally Amazing is RjSir. Rest In Peace Rj Sir ..

[@shreygehlot1570]

@@rajgirase5191 not only this she called him by his name . But still he said mam

[@rajgirase5191]

Can someone let us know her name..No Manners ..Her Age must be RjSirs Experience in market.

[@Saurelon22661]

Thoda health pe dhyan dete sir

[@gurunadhmsc]

Big bulls🐂 Rip

[@niftytrader7681]

Rip

[@mem1001953]

A poor man is one who cannot spend as he has none. A RICH like Rakesh cannot spend though he is rich. He cannot consume more than I liter on $ 200 single malt every day. This wealth one day...Will be gov't money. Lol.

[@nikhilrajrajan]

It will belong to his family members, it will be passed on to his family generations until some dumb doesn't spoil it

[@mem1001953]

@@nikhilrajrajan 40, 000 crore remains unclaimed as of 2018 in Ppf account by the dead. Earning is great. Spending on the poor directly is a noble deed. Govt will swallow 50% if it gets. Choice is yours.

[@nikhilrajrajan]

@@mem1001953 govt can't use the unclaimed amount and the amount you are referring to does not belong to the only dead, there are many who have not even checked their pf account since many years and the family members of the deceased can claim the amount any time, if they want to going to procedures and not only that There is more money left in bank accounts in lakh crores govt can't use it too and also even if govt uses it, that ain't going to solve any problem, indias tax collection is 24 lakh crores and still we need 10 times the amount being a big country and huge population. .

[@mem1001953]

@@nikhilrajrajan True.

[@Curious_Crow]

Aaj saara dalla community dukhi h.

[@mdpandey9629]

❤❤

[@SwarajPatil7722]

22:07 such a dissrespectfull manner shes talking in. that gentelmen keep calling her mam throughout the interview and she had the audacity to call him by his name. such a shame