Ep #10 | WTF is the Next Gen Thinking? Nikhil w/ Navya, Tara, Aadit & Kaivalya

[@ankurbiswas9073]

Nikhil, this is not meant to be critical for the sake of it, but genuine feedback: if you want to know what the real Gen-Z is thinking, please reach out to the people that take out massive loans to go abroad and land up in jobs that make them unhappy, those that are studying for 5+ years to get into IIT/NLS/AIIMS and then don't make it, or those that struggle through engineering college/MBAs to get into jobs that are part of the corporate rat race because that's what their vision for "traditional success" was. The members of this panel are exceptional in their own way. Privileged or not, I'm taking nothing away from their accomplishments. However, I'm someone with immense privilege myself and even I found this conversation "out of reach" from my personal experiences.

[@priyap4009]

Makes good sense.

[@Sevenwik]

But first of all how do you get someone with that background and also be sure that such person good talk (also engaging)?

[@ankurbiswas9073]

@@Sevenwik 1. Nikhil is the CEO of a company that employs PMs, SWEs, Data Scientists and Product Marketers, many of whom will fit this background. 2. If he can get VC Directors, CEOs and Founders on this show, surely he can get people from these backgrounds as well. 3. If he put out a simple LinkedIn post with these parameters he would get hundreds of applicants with these backgrounds to choose from. How he makes the conversation interesting is dependent on his skill as a conversationalist and how comfortable he makes his guest. That bit is completely on him but surely it can’t be harder than talking to Ronnie or Tanmay or Tara.

[@ankurbiswas9073]

Long story short, if Nikhil truly wants to understand building for gen-z, then he needs to talk to a sampling of users who are at least a little more typical of the background than this panel. Again, taking nothing away from the achievements that these folks have.

[@Sevenwik]

@@ankurbiswas9073 Agreed

[@bhargavk1515]

Nice but you should bring another four people and do 3 hour session. 1) 22 year rural bihari who complete BA degree from tier 3 university and currently un-employed, and knows broken english. 2) A north-east person who works in a odd job in Bengaluru. 3) Very smart IISC or IIT graduate who just started working. 4) Gujarati or Marwari boy who runs family business. OR 5) A typical tier 2 graduate who works as a developer(or any other job) for 50 thousand rupees. 6) A social media influencer form upper-middle class household.

[@sweetsayalee]

❤

[@rajdeepsingh6745]

First is definitely- Kanhaiya Kumar, Bring Kanhaiya, Kunal, Ravish, Shashi,

[@arkapravadutta8319]

I would love to see this panel of guests

[@crocodile4545]

No Biharis please.

[@zzyuk814]

perfect -bihari

[@shivavrd2154]

Zepto guys being late is the biggest irony

[@bhavikaparyani2289]

Hahah .....true

[@manojmajumdar3815]

that's ok man, everything needn't need to be so literal

[@RachitDesai]

😂

[@umabugde4978]

😂

[@wasifsheikh5403]

Exactly thats what i was thinking...#rip quick commerce 😅

[@Neutrino123]

Zepto guy speaks as fast as he delivers

[@TheWaveOfChange19]

BUT COMES LATE IN PODCAST

[@Neutrino123]

@@TheWaveOfChange19 lol

[@kinjalparihar]

What did nikhil say at 2:04:42

[@notrushi]

did you comment the same on peiter levels and lex

[@Neutrino123]

@@notrushi no. I don't even know these names

[@sharvilved]

Currently developing my SAAS platform to help individual stat their own business and helping fund managers to make better and FASTER data driven investments , currently in the MVP phase. Mhy founder and I both are 24 year old. I manifest myself being in Nikhil's podcast in the near future. Met Nitin (his brother), haven't met a more humble and down to earth guy. Thank you for providing continuous inspiration.

[@stOPinthechat]

Post update on where your business reached

[@prathamjain3556]

hii, is there a way that we could connect in some way?

[@sharvilved]

@@stOPinthechat incorporate my company, got a working demo and tested the functionality on users. In line to launch the beta in a couple of months.

[@sharvilved]

@@stOPinthechat incorporated the company, got a working demo, tested the functionality on users and launching the beta in a few months.

[@randomcuriousass]

ive sent u req on insta

[@vishalpujari5489]

My Man brought some very privileged kids for discussion on life struggles.😂😂

[@siddharthpaul_18]

very true hahaha

[@gururaj2144]

brought, invited..is it fine now? ok?😄@@khushi24100

[@mayurpanchal7680]

You don't know about their struggles

[@krjg9809]

Brought* Yeah but I absolutely get your point. Bringing these privileged kids and talking about their sufferings in life. No disrespect to zepto guys but already have podcasts with many VCs and startup founders, could have instead invited some bootstrapped or traditional business guy who could share their views on life and entrepreneurship. They had a privileged childhood and are ivy dropouts, even their business isn't generating any profit just like the rest. Any one would do except these peeps. What are we going to learn from these obnoxious and narcissistic kids barring some Silly gossip.

[@omkarrao8661]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@abhay3016]

Man Amazing to see these Zepto guys merely 21-22 and so articulative and so well thought.

[@theresnothingness]

If you had the privilege of being born into a well to do family, where education is seen as a passion and not as a compulsion, you too would've been sitting with those guys, perhaps, who knows.

[@prateekjain660]

​@@theresnothingnessThe host(Nikhil Kamath) was not privileged enough as he was a middle class guy like us but comes under Top 100 Riches Indian.

[@AnantMall]

@@theresnothingness i know people that rich involved only in drugs and parties. So no that doesn’t guarantee anything.

[@deeepxd24]

⁠@@prateekjain660 Most overachievers are privileged bro. Almost all of them tbh. It’s the middle class that has to make peace with reality. Kamath brothers obviously are an exception but the majority of men have to reside to their duties and responsibilities which these rich Stanford dropouts don’t need to worry the least about.

[@deeepxd24]

@@AnantMall Well economic privilege guarantees freedom and a cushion to fall on even if they fall face down, most of us can’t afford to do that and it limits us. So privilege does guarantee higher chances of success, tremendously higher.

[@pramodprakash3987]

For all those screaming privilege, these 20 year old Zepto Bros. have used their previlege incredibly well! Extremely well spoken, humble, data driven and inspiring to all age groups!

[@palboy3565]

Stop bootlicking. Privelege through generational wealth english speaking skill is not exceptional thing to do

[@lungcops]

"Privilege this privilege that" these guys just want an excuse to be lazy and not do anything to maximize their earning potential. In the end your parents didn't do as well their parents. Not a bad thing, but you should try to get there instead of being jealous.

[@purabsingh6348]

haa jaake chus le uska

[@Rosankarel]

yeah I too thought they were talking like, with 30 40 years of experience but I guess GENZs are really like that especially from tier 1 cities

[@sagnikdas3076]

basically old age people are traditional and so are their ways of income , their pace of life can never match the pace of these kids , they had their own perks - Stability , but GEN-Z has theirs - Versatility and Improvisation. The main factor that makes them better in many ways , well see my comment for an example could have gone either way but , did I? Ig not.

[@souviksaha3935]

Contrary to how privileged they are, I found them quite humble in this conversation. Great video. Learned a lot of things. Keep it up Nikhil.

[@marnix1]

पहले तो आपका बहुत-बहुत धन्यवाद निखिल सर, अलग-अलग Background के लोगों को बुलाने के लिए। मैं एक बिहार के छोटे से गाँव से Belong करता हूँ और अभी graducation pursue कर रहा हूँ । अभी मैं एक tier 3 City में रहता हूँ, और Side से Graphic Design, Digital Marketing and Entrepreneurship के बारे में सीखता पढ़ता रहता हूँ। Zepto Brothers' की Story बहुत Inspiring लगी मुझे । उम्मीद है कि मैं भी future में कोई Business ही करूँगा चाहे वो छोटा ही क्यों न हो। First of all, thank you very much, Nikhil Sir, for inviting people from different backgrounds. I belong to a small village in Bihar and am currently pursuing graduation. I currently live in a tier 3 city, and I learn about graphic design, digital marketing, and entrepreneurship on the side. I found the story of the Zepto brothers very inspiring. I hope that I too will start a business in the future, even if it's a small one.

[@abdfzl]

Kindly bring Kailash Nadh, Paras Chopra, Nitin Kamath & Kunal Shah together for an episode and discuss whatever you guys want to !

[@suprithk792]

+1

[@tomoghno9470]

W

[@sudharshaniyengar1587]

💯💯💯

[@krjg9809]

Hell yes!!!

[@ujjwalprakash3170]

W

[@aadarshjain8771]

Nikhil is so smart. Sometimes I feel he is just doing the podcast to get a new idea for his next venture. In this case, he is thinking how to build a brand for GenZ.

[@saurabhmalhotra1460]

absolutely. he asked the zepto bros a lot of unit economics and internal information (which they happily gave, kudos to their spirit! which is what GenZ is a lot about). but yeah Nikhil wasn't even being sneaky on this one. he's just getting in the middle of the largest upcoming consumer segment 😄

[@soumyacs1552]

exactly, all these podcasts are running are unsaid survey for his next venture.

[@chinmayshetye3]

He is, we ought to use these podcasts as well, he is doing philanthropy by letting out these podcasts for free

[@AnushaYadav]

Building a brand for gen z is short sighted. Gen z will grow up. Build a good brand and do everything to remain relevant and.. if it's good the young generations would champion your cause.

[@roopakumar7292]

10000 percent

[@therealsachin]

Huge respect for Nikhil Kamat for being so patient and carrying on with the podcast/interview with such ease even when zepto folks arrived so late.

[@athena7071]

I work with young adolescents on a daily basis, especially "Gen Z", and while this conversation was very interesting and the group at the table had cool perspectives, I must say that they barely represented the ground reality of what middle-class Gen Z is thinking and doing.

[@sidhasilanayak6994]

This.

[@shrivathsagkumar]

thankfully someone's saying it !

[@sagaramin9869]

The profound insights of a business and other aspects these guys are sharing at their age is something one could expect to be heard from a seasoned professional. Initially, i thought podcasts of more than an hour would be mundane at some point, but the rawness of this one will keep you up all the time. I felt like i was present in that room.

[@debhui710]

I find Navya very honest, the way she accepted and embraced her privileges even in her work, really takes some guts to confront in public when most privileged guys are just trying to promote themselves as "normal"

[@peakyblinder10]

Nikhil slowly becoming Karan Johar of business world. May play cupid b/w business and glamor 😂

[@PratMan30]

Manushi Chillar ko date kar raha tha, thodi buddhi bhrasht ho gayi

[@---_---_---_---_---_---]

​​@@PratMan30lol abhi Rhea chakraborty

[@suhani7137]

@@PratMan30 why are you guys jealous? you know he is a billionaire..like tony stark's character was..nikhil can do anything bro..who are we to judge

[@rutvikrs]

​@@suhani7137of all the things he could do, he chose this. We are judging hom because we see people abroad like Elon, Cuban and Thiel.

[@rutvikrs]

​@@---_---_---_---_---_---poor Nikhil 😢

[@DeepSukhwani]

Coming to amazing insights that podcast shared: - Some people always favor convenience over economics (UPI - Navya's thought process, over credit cards - Nikhil's thought process). Clearly the goods at all such stores that accept credit cards are priced to include the credit card MDR (fees merchants pay to financial ecosystem for accepting credit cards). - KV is relatively so silent throughout the conversation. We need to give him more time to speak. He feels like the silent wise person, who waits patiently for opportunity to talk. - Really amazed to learn about backgrounds of all the guests on the show. People jump into judging individuals (as Navya said, she knows what people are thinking of her before she walks in the room full of those very people) but do not care enough to learn about their individual backgrounds. - Aadit's awareness about economic principles, about investment ecosystem, and the overall business acumen he demonstrates is quite wow for someone at his age. I totally envy this much intellectual growth at such as early stage in life. Nikhil's point about so many things, - like going deep deep down, childhood influences us in very deep way, documenting thoughts - 🤯, - the perception of our actions that were once just a joke (kinda JK) eventually can be misconstrued into something totally different. - Eliminate drama in your life. - Situations are often dramatic but more often than not people are dramatic and they draw that into your life. - Document and then eliminate people who bring unnecessary drama (Charlie Munger says - Exceptions to this are always there, e.g. family - so be mindful) All this advice, I kinda feel I have also observed in one form or another as a result of listening to Annual Meetings of Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger (BRK Annual meeting recordings on CNBC)

[@mandalasahaj2228]

thank you for summarizing ✌👏

[@jay00705]

Thanks❤

[@koustavbag6531]

Thanks Man!

[@Chintuborah21]

Genius

[@harshpalod868]

By far one of the podcasts I've loved to the extent that I'd watch it for 5 more hours! It's raw, it's fun, it's educative, it's thought-provoking!

[@rashmisingha6534]

Loved this part: "Your ability to evolve is highest in isolation. If you're around people, you are gonna be biased by virtue of your surroundings." The absolute truth.

[@jugnuvermaa]

When was this said, I can’t seem to find this bit

[@thebagish]

@@jugnuvermaa 02:14:00

[@jugnuvermaa]

@@thebagish thanksss

[@abhijeetpanda2765]

Your are right... Low IQ can't understand this. 👏👏

[@ashishsagar1085]

Must say audio quality in Nikhil's podcast is even better than that of Netflix.

[@GanggsterR]

money can buy you everything

[@compassioniseverything4262]

He is bigger than Netflix India financially

[@krishnamahawar319]

​@@compassioniseverything4262No he is not. He has money in shares not in the bank.

[@compassioniseverything4262]

@@krishnamahawar319 so netflix india has in cash ? ?

[@sayan329]

Navya understands the youth of India very well . She is so mature and well educated about the mindset of tier 2/3 Indian cities people. I really appreciate it . The whole conversation was really enriching . I really relate a lot with what navya has said on the podcast .

[@tea-lr4bc]

THAT'S JUST HER PR TEAM WHICH IS WORKIN HARD TO MAKE HER LOOK SMART!IN REALITY SHE'S JUST SHALLOW AND SILLY LIKE OTHER NEPO KIDS . READ ABOUT HER TRUE NATURE ON REDDIT WHERE HER COLEGE FRIEND SPILLED HER SECRETS!ITS DISGUSTING AND SHOCKING!

[@shashankkrishna4057]

Yoo She's born to a very powerful family,She might have not even seen your struggles you have seen in your life,Not in a way to disrespect her ,But yea it's true.

[@rahulanand7315]

Navya & KV made intelligent and grounded points.

[@akkumehra14]

The more I listen to Navya the more I like her. The clarity of thought that she has at such a young age is fine. Extremely eloquent, intelligent and elegant girl.

[@nitishasthana03]

Bro did a whole podcast to setup Zepto Bros with Bollywood Divas . 😂

[@Vishal-wt7pu]

😂😂😂

[@dhaarapabari5555]

Lol

[@Tara_8888]

Fr 😊

[@LakshanyaGH]

😅😅😅

[@_heyKartik]

😂

[@devanshmfg]

Had very little idea about Zepto, but AP and KV’s story is crazy. To reach ₹5000 cr from zero in 24 months is mind boggling. Needs insane level of market awareness, coupled with the right timing and right connections.

[@Treem8888]

You should also check the 10000 crores they have spent to acquire those customers and reach 5000 crs. They are in major losses as well. Some VC’s are uplifting the uplifted

[@sunshus1184]

@@Treem8888 any profits made ? valuation is 5k crores - right ?

[@krishnamahawar319]

​@@Treem8888 Okay

[@PriyaPuri-u9j]

Tara may seem a misfit but that is due to the sheer idealism she has n lives in. The rest of them are more business oriented and practical. Tara seems like a person who is a master of soft skills but doesnt have nor want to have much experience of the real world. I dont think there's anything wrong with that. We definitely need idealistic ppl who add beauty, romance, goodness and love to the world!

[@nilaynf297]

nope, these people are'nt idealistic, but disconnected from reality bcoz of the extreme privilege and pampering they grew up in. It's not naive but idiotic

[@rhythmagarwal4348]

such a beautiful comment it is..the world needs more people like you too

[@tamannapuri9045]

I totally agree with you. Tara's point that we don't encourage arts enough can also be seen here where we don't appreciate soft , artistic people enough. Perhaps it's the nature of this podcast, but everyone is hell bent on being business oriented, ground reality , solid proofs . Why can't you appreciate someone for the goodness they represent. I absolutely loved her story, how introverted she has been and how innocently clumsy she is. She doesn't belong to the profession they all somewhere are part of . Then why are we expecting her to know the everything about business and what the middle class wants

[@crocodile4545]

​@@tamannapuri9045Says a girl sitting in Borivali who's middle class AF. Get out of your parent's house see how the real world is. Wake tf up, Tara Sutaria won't pay your bills

[@kshitijonkar5223]

Tara is clueless :D She is one of those - 1 kg iron is heavier than 1 kg cotton

[@jishnudesarkar]

75 rupees per hour is unbelievable. If someone works for 6 hours for 30 days without leaves they’ll earn 13.5k. These delivery partners are grossly underpaid!

[@vancedadder]

Not even a dollar an hour!

[@bawasimp]

they usually work 10-12 hours

[@superfluous5162]

Disadvantage of gig economy .

[@ShashankAdhikari]

Correct. They are underpaid. But will you pay 200 rupees delivery fees per order for a 100-1000 rupee order value? If yes, then please do tip the delivery guy next time you order. Many do this as a side gig, so they look at it as an additional income not their main source of income. The gig work makes them contribute and earn rather than struggle to get a regular job. Zepto or other quick commerce companies ofcourse need to step up and figure out minimum wage and fair working conditions, but they have not yet figured out how the business really makes money and so this is unfortunately not their priority.

[@AliKhundmiri]

Of all delivery companies in India, warehouse executives and delivery boys are paid the lowest by zepto, and highest by Amazon.

[@lakshmisivasankar6830]

Loved both Tara and Navya’s stories. Both very different and have the courage to be doing what they love and creating their ow path

[@sp-sr6ur]

Navya sounds like a great person and tara sounds like she's hiding behind excuses for why she hasnt been able to use her privilege.....

[@007vissa]

They are all passionate about what they do, their parents have invested many years into good education whether it’s academics or arts and these kids haven’t let them down. All of them made good use of resources and ventured into something that is different from what their families have been doing and they are trying to make a mark of their own. I think its a Very good mix of people. Tara may seem like odd one out if its only about business but she is not if it’s about making one’s dreams a reality

[@e889.]

True Everyone is trolling then saying privileged but many privileged kids don't do anything,and get addicted ex Aryan Khan. They are geniuses for inventing Zepto at 18

[@pra2great]

Navya is more informed and in touch with the common populace than others.

[@ameyapathak2008]

Not sure she is but her PR is

[@niranjan6918]

@@ameyapathak2008 lmao

[@tea-lr4bc]

THAT'S JUST HER PR TEAM WHICH IS WORKIN HARD TO MAKE HER LOOK SMART!IN REALITY SHE'S JUST SHALLOW AND SILLY LIKE OTHER NEPO KIDS . READ ABOUT HER TRUE NATURE ON REDDIT WHERE HER COLEGE FRIEND SPILLED HER SECRETS!ITS DISGUSTING AND SHOCKING!

[@ishanharshvardhan6687]

@@ameyapathak2008 well she did a good job then getting a good team around

[@soumyacs1552]

yeah thats my thoughts too. Everyone else were talking in tier 1 terms n thoughts. Navya spoke about reality of Tier 3 n 4. She was more practical about India's reality

[@shikharkhandelwal6991]

Opinions need not be dismissed saying 'x' is privileged or 'y' is privileged. Despite being so called 'privileged' these kids have somehow changed lives of many and have built a personality of their own, independent of their parents'. Good podcast. I just love how Nikhil engages his guests and drives the conversation without actually driving it.

[@Me.isha.]

I found Navya pretty interesting as expected !! Especially her questions on how to promote entrepreneurship to the young generation where the reality still holds fulfilling the basics needs as the priority . Quite factual outloook 😊 And I can’t agree more with Nikhil about bringing out the best in you during isolation !! I feel u and like totally living it for real !! ✌️

[@sheilakijawani2526]

Navya PR bot.

[@sayankundu1492]

Innately people who seek knowledge truly ever get knowledge... I can relate to this... Loved the podcast.. Sad that most human beings are jealous.. They don't want knowledge..

[@arrscope]

Thanking KZbin I got this gem of a podcast in recommendation.Started viewing this for tara but I can associate my views with nikhi's opinion. Great man.

[@anxthetic414]

Supremely enriching conversation in many ways. Even as a 22 year old urban Indian guy this feels too heavy to fathom but the fact that the folks at the "big seats" are not completely dumbfound and out of touch, on the contrary seem to be all things optimistic. You can't judge a person through an episode but even if a bit polished these perspectives were quiet informed and decent.

[@ameyapathak2008]

Navya is unware that her Grandfather is a farmer when it comes to tax filing 😅😅😅

[@akutmaster111]

They panned the camera at her.

[@mediahost2243]

😂

[@TrisomyTwoOne]

She knows that well and thus that expression!

[@tanmaymudgal7695]

can you please post the timestamp of this ? thank you @@TrisomyTwoOne

[@TrisomyTwoOne]

@@tanmaymudgal7695 @1:33:50 onwards

[@sunik240]

Boys are damn smart for their age. Privileged or not cant take away what they have achieved or their maturity. I beleive the guests coming have some personal connection with Nikhil and thus make it for this conversation. Keep it coming, Nikhil. Would love to hear a conversation with folks having a drink or two and conversation being more candid.

[@urvashikaushik3598]

I think the panel should've had people/20 yr olds from privileged to unprivileged backgrounds. These bunch of people are all privileged and would've that kinda mind set. Bringing someone from a humble background would've added much to this conversation

[@TheDjlove109]

This is not India's gen z, these are some lucky kids who happened to study abroad even from their school days. Real India would have been those who have faced the challenges of India in their childhood and grown up to be real successful.

[@e889.]

So according to you they achieved nothing?

[@fragman8350]

the zepto guys were as late as their deliveries

[@akashsv5074]

😂😂

[@surenderyadav7738]

Discussing the future with the top 0.001% does not reflect the state of nature where most youngsters are today in India. The guests in this podcast might be spending the same amount of money on clothes as the same person of their age is earning in a year. All the guests are from highly well-to-do families and are where they are today primarily due to their wealthy background. Case in point, the Zepto bros first got into Stanford, declined the offer, and then built the startup meanwhile youngsters and students are hardly able to pay their college fees in India let alone dream of applying to Stanford, declining the offer and starting a company. (P.S I'm not denying the efforts of Zepto bros but they were able to do all this primarily due to their affluent family background) I know they're in your social circle and thus are in the podcast but please try to bring more accurate and self-made people on the podcast

[@sanket______]

@@Sandeep-uh4ow nahh brother he at the end said bring more accurate and self made people an ex could be person who has cracked IIT then google then started a venture or CFA and MBA then into consulting VC or IB then further PE and finally as startup or even could be a person in middle class family in a tier 1 city joined a video editing course learned it and now building say a firm dealing in such giving such services and having a 10L+ revenue these would be the most travelled paths and probably for a middle class person having safety that whatever their parents have build up till now should not be destroyed in his venture having this in mind one cant just go and start a non profit or another zepto you may call it middle class mindset but ill call it being self made cause i m not using my dads money which he doesnt has much into my venture ill build that money myself

[@darshan_15]

​@@Sandeep-uh4ow The thing here is not hating on rich kids or inheritance, the title of this particular podcast is what gen z is thinking which comprises of middle class youth and the guests here are grown up or studied overseas have sufficient money and can get whatever they want. The title should have been how these rich kids have done something in their respective fields even with that privilege obviously they have better opportunity and guidance. What the majority of gen z youth think is not what they think. They don't even have much experience in their field. Just saying that the title does not match with the content

[@siddharthgupta4511]

just came here to comment something similar, this is so true, Nikhil please bring someone on the show that is from middle class and has made it big, then their struggles might seem relatable to gen-z

[@karanmerchant1150]

This podcast is not about those rag to riches story to inspire people it’s basically what the young generation is thinking.

[@siddharthgupta4511]

@@karanmerchant1150 but they don’t represent what the new generation is thinking, since they did not encounter the problems majority of Gen Z is facing, they can take a 1 year drop not everyone can

[@bullymaguire2335]

Thanks for bringing in the zepto guys , it's motivating and interesting to listen to thriving people in my age group.

[@nishadas1935]

Massive respect for Navya using her abilities and privilege for the greater good of the community 💯

[@aldrinseanpereira140]

This felt like a whole journey! What an amazing podcast. All the perspective, laughs and insights from this one podcast just blew my mind.

[@siddharthbhosale8979]

Zepto boys are crazy. Many people have job due these 20 years olds. Kudos to them.

[@kaustubhraizada]

If they wasting money of big hedge fund investors we don't need to worry😂😊

[@sahilhotchandani3668]

​@@kaustubhraizadau don't need to worry about their Money..vc n hedge fund wants thier money investment returns in long term. go watch his pod about VC world..ugh u

[@kaustubhraizada]

@kochikame363 yaar mae 26 ka hoo abhi Tak karna kya hai pta nahi 😂

[@chiragsharmaYoutube]

​@@kaustubhraizadai can understand the jealousy

[@kaustubhraizada]

alia bhat a brit citizen debut in age of 19@kochikame363

[@itmee2699]

Just here to say ,,Nikhil please share these podcasts with us 1. what is stock market 2. What is trading 3. What is fintech 4. Health care startups 5. Investing, mutual funds,SIP's Also it would be great if u could get these entrepreneurs/creators on ur podcast: Trisha vaidya, Arjun vaidya, falguni nayar, richa kar, Dr. Swati verma sood, Dr arpi Mehta , sharan Hegde, rachna ranade, Rahul malodia, think school,ranveer allahabadia,Sonia shenoi, Aman Gupta.

[@subhamkar6453]

Yes Agree

[@bawasimp]

sharan hegde is a fraud

[@ShreyashPatil1811]

Baki sab log to thik hai pr Ranveer Allahabadia Cancel karo

[@cowabunga9438]

Chutiye topic bhi tu bataayega aur bande bhi?

[@trueindian510]

@@ShreyashPatil1811 totally agree with you

[@TMP_19]

Tara figured out she is living under a rock and has no idea what is going on in the world and decided to agree with Navya from start to end.

[@tarunrao23]

No wonder she got into student of the year 😂

[@lego7315]

I wonder how much you could speak if you were placed in the podcast

[@TMP_19]

@@lego7315 A lot

[@Fanaindel3]

towards the end you'll listen to her actually speak and her perspective is perfect.

[@lego7315]

@@TMP_19 your highly descriptive reply says it all😛

[@sanfunggwrabrahma1277]

Kudos to the zepto founders they are very well spoken, has a better vision about their future in such a young age and has already achieved something which is like reaching a cloud nine for many folks like us…

[@afrozmansuri-mb2vx]

While watching the podcast I wonder why it is ad-free, Nikhil is doing great things, and this is my very first podcast and what I will say is that It is very informative, helped to understand today's lifestyle and much more.

[@FamFitFun]

Ordered from Zepto four times during a single podcast marathon. these folks changed the whole online retail landscape

[@akutmaster111]

Surprisingly, Navya had some solid points and insight for someone at that level of privileged background. Never judge book by covers guys.

[@tea-lr4bc]

THAT'S JUST HER PR TEAM WHICH IS WORKIN HARD TO MAKE HER LOOK SMART!IN REALITY SHE'S JUST SHALLOW AND SILLY LIKE OTHER NEPO KIDS . READ ABOUT HER TRUE NATURE ON REDDIT WHERE HER COLEGE FRIEND SPILLED HER SECRETS!ITS DISGUSTING AND SHOCKING!

[@sheilakijawani2526]

Navya PR bot.

[@abhishekdas1959]

Whatever said and done, at the age of 20, building something like Zepto is incredible 👏

[@krishnamahawar319]

True, I am here struggling to make a Ecom private label brand and he did this. Hats off to both guys...

[@arushisingh3691]

One of the most important thing that all of them are missing behind all these entrepreneurial marvels (apart from hard work) is: LUCK. You can do whatever you can, and most of them are doing it AND most of them are failing as well, despite doing all the right things, because your luck is not with you. Not everyone is lucky.

[@tamannapuri9045]

Tara doesn't belong to the profession they all are somewhat a part of . She is not a business person and I think it would be unfair to expect her to know the ins and outs of the business world or what the middle class wants. Despite that I feel she was very articulate, as always very beautiful and above all very genuine and real. Her story of being shy , fearful and slowly finding her confidence yet being not cool and awkward is something I definitely relate to. We have to realise not everyone is very practical and a go getter...I definitely am not and hence the most I related to was Tara. But I understand the nature of this podcast and most viewers perhaps came to seek something else... something Tara couldnt offer.

[@sudhama6224]

Nikhil was stumped with navyas argument on evolution and procreation. She made some solid points throughout

[@ridhima5836]

Not really navya just didn’t get nikhil’s point on personal evolution she confused it with procreation

[@yomamasohot6411]

​@ridhima5836 No, the point isn't that one is a personal evolution and the other natural. The point is one cannot do that in isolation which is why she brought out the point of a caveman. We need to come out of our shells and interact with the world in order to evoke

[@ridhima5836]

@@yomamasohot6411 but you don’t need to get married for it and that is what nikhil said. I’ll defend nikhil kamath like my life depends on it and in this case its easy cuz bro has a point and bro is smarter than everybody on that table

[@yomamasohot6411]

@@ridhima5836 rabid fanboyism doesn't help you or him.

[@ridhima5836]

@@yomamasohot6411 who asked you

[@srai9844]

I'm truly impressed by the intelligence of the younger generation. It's a reminder not to judge people based on appearances. It's funny how my journey from growing up in Bangalore, working in a call center, to moving to San Francisco felt like a significant accomplishment back then. Now, I'm genuinely inspired by the younger generation and their remarkable thinking and maturity. :- Sachin Rai

[@siddesh5111]

How did u manage to do it? Call centre ke bad kya kiya tha jo San Francisco pohoch gaye

[@srai9844]

Grew with the company - I worked for one of the biggest tech companies and I moved with them to US. That was my ultimate goal and it worked out

[@srikarjam]

@@siddesh5111 he took a flight. Just buy Air India tickets

[@Imran-iq3lw]

LinkedIn or Twitter?

[@srai9844]

@@Imran-iq3lw sorry ? What is tat

[@maithilydesai1415]

As a mother of the gen z , my opinion ( with my kids in the same school in dubai ) Our generation has done well and as parents have indulged the gen z, bcaz of which these kids do not feel the need for any material stuff. Material stuff is actually handed to them before they even ask for it, by these indulgent parents. These kids who do not have this greed for material stuff, can have the mindspace to think about renting stuff , going after careers after their heart, can afford to drop out of stanford and all such risky acts. They have the confidence of parental support. You need to even interview kids who have tried going down this path, starting with the confidence that things will work out, but it hasnt, and now are living a miserable life. What are they doing now? Do they regret not having giving themselves an alternative. Or having gone in for the education they didnt

[@maithilydesai1415]

I must add that my kids also fall in this category

[@pcodes]

When you say "living a miserable life" then it's obvious that they haven't calculated the risk well. I think it's good to take risks when you're young and have parental support as backup is also good but one should take calculative risk and should also know their risk appetite. Even if they fail they learn a lot but for that too one needs a learning mindset. Taking risks is not bad but taking non calculative risks makes one's life miserable.

[@jaydoshi6824]

@@pcodes see you are right but if the parents are economically very strong then it becomes easy to take risk. In case that risk leads to the loss in future, still the parents are supportive because they know that the loss will be similar to the penny + mindset my child going to learn something and create something by his own hands. If you mirror the whole case then you will find that although the failure probability is 1%, a middle class one fails to have such audacity because the one is afraid of that 1% instead of being confident for that 99%.

[@pcodes]

@@jaydoshi6824 Exactly. Fear of failure is one of the major factors that most people don't even try.

[@oorjamakkad7097]

There’s no such thing as “one thing didn’t work out and hence they will live a miserable life forever,” humans have always extricated themselves out of the worst of situations and rebuilt their lives many a times in one life. Even my parents failed, experimented, fumbled, tried again, and then tried again, in the 80s, irrespective of how much their parents supported them (or not). They came into success and more stability only after 35-40 maybe. Human life isn’t as simple as we try to reduce it to be, in order to scare our children into doing what WE want them to do :)

[@MetroBears]

Tara seemed completely disconnected from the conversation, offering no clear input or perspective. It’s hard to tell which part of our society she was even representing, especially given her privileged background. I might be wrong, but it really felt like she was out of touch and out of place the entire time.

[@21ARGorde]

what did aadit in the background said at 02:04:00 while tara is saying something ? #nikhil kamath

[@nikhilct1]

Navya seems quite level headed and attached to ground reality.

[@xophiyah7101]

She’s just acting - it’s in her jeanz 🫠💖✨

[@nikhilct1]

Could be

[@mahalak4383]

Yeah right

[@sandipbharatiya999]

I liked it when Navya called them 19 -20 years kids and their reaction on that.😂😂😂😂

[@adlinkujur2382]

They both are 22 now though! So even for them 19 is kids

[@aalokyadav9787]

If people are rich and famous, some people just try to hate them and disbelieve and discredit them for their problems and opinions. Great work Nikhil.

[@Kiara-ml6qt]

Navya is the only person who's not in her bubble and is aware and has brains

[@meenakshilokare9403]

If people really listened keeping judgements and prejudices aside you will pick up on some great resources that folks have mentioned here. The 21 year founder of Zepto knows way more about business and economic trends than a seasoned finance professional or an economist. That level of knowledge comes from being an avid reader and learner. The privilege doesn’t buy knowledge, mindset and drive to solve problems. Personally. I think there are plenty knowledge nuggets to pick up on if your truly tuned in.

[@rookiej5587]

haha no, it comes from having finnace professionals who work for your parents on your speed dials. Privileged doesn't mean he didn't work a bit rather the ease of doing what he did. I think you must acknowledge that. He will easily secure a better deal than the guy who "reads a lot". Another thing is that the market insights are not something you'd find reading books and newspapers rather being in touch with the internal data of actual businesses who are in the market. That's where rich kids secure an edge.

[@theshreyassahoo]

Was hooked on till the end, great conversations with amazing people, everyone was so well-spoken and presented such beautiful perspectives!

[@nikhilsrivastava9120]

This was good blend in a rather serious set of episodes that you've been doing. An opinion I would echo: we should have more of less privilliged folks on the show. We would resonate better with them and hence learn exponentially more. Anyway, great job Nikhil :)

[@shivanshshukla5883]

Despite people hating this podcast I don't know after my college ending this year this podcast helped me alot thank you nikhil love listening to you will want to work in zerodha one day

[@shivinunitholi2493]

Those hating are lazy f***s who really dont want to learn and put in the work. Therefore all that trolling is just an excuse and nothing beyond. I wish you the best bro. Im sure with a positive attitude you will do really well.

[@ShantanuSingh-w7f]

Apart from Tara everything was perfect in this podcast

[@itsmeviks1]

Aditya feels most genuine and smarter of all of them, even Nikhil ! Feels like Nikhil is almost envying him !

[@DeepakGupta-dx8lg]

Bringing Tara into this feels like a personal agenda for Nikhil

[@Live-hh6li]

Why?

[@zerir3759]

​@@Live-hh6liSex

[@adityapleasestop]

@@Live-hh6li to date probab

[@ayushvaishnav8859]

​@@Live-hh6li100 media channels are ready to to Print Tara sutariya 's statement I came to know about this just right now I searched Tara sutariya zepto wanting to know why she is here and then I saw 15+ articles mentioning Tara's Introvert thing in nikhil kamath podcast si yeah it's kind of marketing by nikhil he invited ger

[@VBHVSAXENA82]

What is personal agenda for a single man 😂

[@RavitejaKarusala]

The way Nikhil drops gems like references to Jiddu Krishnamurthy at the first opportunity is the very reason I love how these podcasts are moderated 🙏🏻

[@KingUnique888]

Nikhil Bhai did great bringing diverse group of people here that todays generation can relate with, Tara's story is specially interesting how she overcame her fear and Zepto brothers were just phenomenal these GEN Z are the future of Digital India. Navya isn't awkward she is sophisticated and a minimalist which is very admirable trait in a woman today but scarce at the same time.

[@manmeet1505]

I believe one thing. Even though all the panelists are well off and come from privileged families, they do have a distinct personality and strong opinions. One can have a head start but consistency working towards a goal is what will make you better and successful. They are figuring their way out, hustling, trying to prove themselves in a way. And real hustle is pure and its so powerful that with or without privilege doesn't make a difference.

[@AlwaysTakeStep]

You must understand by doing this podcast, Nikhil Kamath is gaining popularity, which is actually indirectly promoting his business zerodha that a great marketing technique tbh

[@avinashtiwari7743]

Nikhil is so good at this! Nobody can feel odd one out and actually share whats meaningful

[@suryachetan3567]

Summary: Family had lot of money so we started experimenting with life , accidentally it became successfull Now we are giving advice for entire indias younger generation

[@sahilj23456789]

Ultimate summary

[@Vip101.]

@suryachetan3567 Wtf the people from less money do!

[@varuntarak1110]

😂😂😂

[@stories_by_sameersam]

​@@Vip101.IT jobs 😂

[@an1ketsharma]

True

[@raamcaash]

My two cents … entrepreneurship has a direct correlation to family background ( risk appetite ) even if the background helps in taking care of the basics ( education and the Roti- Kapda- Makan ) so not necessarily rich … the kids have more appetite for risk and hence a move to entrepreneurship

[@dhavaldesai6202]

Navya is very mature and aware about middle class and tier 2 cities thought process

[@RohitKumar-rr4nz]

I don't know why people are having problem with Nikhil bringing people from "privileged" class. We all read in news, articles about normal people achieving something, like cracking some tough exams or whatsoever. But what I suppose is Nikhil trying to bring people at apex in diverse field and how they are making impact which's changing the world. So I believe people in general would get benefitted from these talks rather than being taught how to crack exams, where to get admission or things at surface level. And not to forget Nikhil has himself gone to the level where he is starting from being from average middle class background. So the points which he discusses is interesting and intriguing by diverse answers. Good going Nikhil.

[@devikadas7886]

Nikhil thank you for bringing women for the first time... 10 episodes down with the exception of Kiran MS's episode. Tara was a wrong choice for this table as she tried really hard to make the audience believe how much she has struggled in her life, and she was not able to sell it. She endlessly spoke about things which had nothing to do with the agenda of the table. Navya and others are actually doing grunt work. Tara is just busy pretending that she belongs here. Also what actually has she done for us to give her 2 hours of listening time? One of the most boring episodes so far... everyone is sleepy at the table other than the kaivalya

[@tea-lr4bc]

yeah we dont wanna watch these bimbos! bring selfmade women who are intelligent and powerful!

[@rutvikrs]

Agree. I wish the other three spoke more. Boring to the degree it needed a Tanmay in the room(and i hate that guy).

[@sreesam1226]

This is my first full episode, and staying relevant for the whole 2hrs plus was amazing. I liked how the conversation topics were picked, enjoyed knowing the trade secrets of Zepto. I’m still not sure why Nikhil doesn’t wanna get married but probably I’ll have to watch more episodes to get clarity on that.

[@Dipankarr_]

I used to think Zepto founders are from Middle class family and self made. But I got to know about his father and his connectios. Im from a village and lower middle class family. I want to do startup. Im insecure. Im not playing Victim Card. I don't hate them. My journey will be more tougher I ever thought. I would love to listen to some entrepreneurs who have achieved remarkable coming from a humble background. Thank nikhil for your previous valueable episodes 🙂

[@Irejfjrjsndnsks]

Bro that's the thing. This isn't about you and me. It's about their experience and their journey, I don't think we should discount peoples effort even if they come from privilege. Your story will be different from theirs and that's life, life is unfair. Hope you achieve what you want to🤞

[@cnvengg-cibi]

If you do manage to succeed your story will be much more epic than this podcast my friend. Get going wishing you all the very best

[@HAL--gb6uf]

Yeah, but this is a real challenge unlike theirs

[@AnantMall]

Yeah hate them just for the fact they were born in accomplished families! Great way to take this!

[@Dipankarr_]

@@AnantMall i don't hate them

[@VSMinecraft.117]

Shout out to Navya. Even though she is born in so much fame & forttune. But she is trying to make her mark in social enterprise. Even though she could be a full time Bollywood doll or a business leader.

[@sumant539]

Nikhil's guidance was like that of a maestro conducting an orchestra of brilliance, and each guest brought their unique instrument to the ensemble. Navya, your perspectives were like shooting stars, leaving trails of inspiration in their wake. Tara, your insights were a refreshing breeze, carrying with them the promise of new horizons. Aadit, your thoughts were the heartbeat, grounding the conversation in the reality of today. Kaivalya, your contributions were the constellations, forming patterns that sparkled with potential. Together, you didn't just discuss the Next Gen Thinking; you embodied it. The podcast transcended the boundaries of traditional discourse, becoming a journey through the uncharted territories of human intellect and imagination. In a world hungry for innovation, your podcast is a feast, and I eagerly await the next course. Cheers 🥂

[@bharathg7284]

For how much Nikhil loves Bangalore, I wish he'd make an episode on Bangalore Traffic and use it to ask some serious questions of how they've murdered our beautiful city. Like who is the genius behind hebbal flyover and that excellent magic box near cauvery theatre.

[@pankajjagtapp]

Navya Naveli's eyeing the Zepto Brother at 4:53 is lovely captured by the editor!! Kudos to you man!!

[@subhamnayak6594]

Even I noticed she was the only one laughing at his sacraasm!

[@neerajnandan3351]

Bunch of privileged kids starting from level 50 or level 100.. while most who are watching this with lots of aspirations may be at around level 1 or level 2 of economic level.. and in my case I'm still trying to move from level 0 to level 1.. all because of the origin of my birth.. Good luck everyone.. We will shine too.. hopefully..

[@shruti.soumyasharma1278]

Navya you're not awkward at all you're just a precious Infj❤

[@prakharsrivastava8218]

the White T-shirt guy was trying soo hard to woo Navya the entire video because hey as a guy we know the looks he was trying to make. But the best part she said Kid to him 🤣🤣🤣

[@that.indian.cinephile]

lmaoo. When did she call him a kid tho?

[@prakharsrivastava8218]

@ yea she said .. they both are kids only when she heard their age

[@bijoyjackson5563]

The main problem is that I do not understand the question and the relation of the answer to the question most of the time

[@NishantMody]

Who would have thought that GenZ would convince Nikhil to get married. This episode is super.

[@kittyleaf004]

Some privileged kids don't represent GENZ of India, especially when they've spent 30-50% of their lives abroad.

[@NidzShah-ps6kr]

​@@kittyleaf004cry some more ,why don't you...

[@grngchdry4169]

still gen z@@kittyleaf004

[@elegancepublicschool8191]

@@kittyleaf004 he said genz not genz of india

[@AI_FOR_555]

I am a podcast lover -watched like 300-350 podcast. Seriously,This is the best podcast for 24 years old like me- which i watched completely without forwarding.

[@anirudhkn3779]

Indeed a good episode. Nikhil's questions were very crisp. KV answered most questions straight to the point but I felt Aadit was just beating around the bush.

[@kaustubhjain4021]

What Aadit did is lowkey an MBA skill

[@anudd5595]

Wasn't expecting this! What is Tara doing there? When did she become an entrepreneur? Navya has a great PR team!

[@Manish456thakur]

Wow what an enriching podcast 😍 Don't do this again.

[@tih0m]

You could have just skipped... but you didn't

[@vikranttyagiRN]

@@tih0m yeah I didn't skip coz I was curious to find out their "struggles" and compare it with mine to get "inspiration"

[@devd6800]

agree!

[@SakethSusarla]

😂😂😂

[@rohanthorat3337]

It's funnier with the Sundar Pichhai pfp!!🤣🤣🤣

[@arinxmusic]

Nikhil is seriously doing a fantastic job. Hooked on to these podcasts though I have an exam tomorrow.

[@onlyAbhishake]

28:25 : Nikhil with an amazing comeback. 👏

[@AnkitSingh-ny9vu]

Interesting to analyse how smartly Nikhil is gathering data through a interactive conversation to build a longterm business venture..

[@Mushroompictures]

Instead of forcing everyone to become an entrepreneur, the focus should be on providing high-quality education for all, free and accessible to everyone. Early childhood education, encompassing various sectors, should be encouraged to allow children to explore different skills and pursue careers aligned with their passions and interests. This approach will naturally foster entrepreneurship among those who are truly driven. The ultimate goal should be to create a system that empowers every individual to achieve a level of success that enables them to live a peaceful and fulfilling life.