Tycoons of Tomorrow 2021
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Varun and Ghazal Alagh: Beauty tycoons with a purpose
Mamaearth's Alaghs are disrupting the personal care industry by making it more personal and extra caring
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This is India's decade for startups and entrepreneurship: Forbes India Tycoons of Tomorrow Pranav and Siddarth Pai
With strong performances by the funds of their VC firm 3one4 Capital, the Pai brothers have found their mojo by backing startups that directly affect our lives. Watch them crystal gaze the future of the Indian startup ecosystem for Forbes India Tycoons of Tomorrow
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World can no longer ignore India's manufacturing prowess: Forbes India Tycoons of Tomorrow Rahul Garg
With Moglix, Rahul Garg not only managed to solve a problem for the manufacturing business, but also made his company a unicorn. Now he is looking forward to bringing innovation in healthcare, the environment, and livelihood. In the conversation for Forbes India Tycoons of Tomorrow, Garg sheds light on the inevitable growth of the manufacturing sector in India
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Challenge the status quo, what worked in the past won't work in the future: Forbes India Tycoons of Tomorrow Parth Jindal
Parth Jindal always wanted to take JSW Group away from the cyclical businesses. With JSW Cement and JSW Paints, he broke the mould. His next target is to take these companies to the public market. What are the principles that guide this vision? Jindal gives insights in this conversation for Forbes India Tycoons of Tomorrow
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Rahul Garg and Moglix: On a mission to impact 100 million lives by 2030
Soon after Moglix became a unicorn earlier this year, Garg founded the Mogli Foundation to impact lives by investing across health care, livelihood and environment
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Pranav and Siddarth Pai: VC with a difference
With strong performances by the funds of their VC firm 3one4 Capital, the Pai brothers have found their mojo in backing startups that are not the usual VC heartthrobs
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Mithila Palkar: The relatable, reliable actor for the ages
The young actor who has gained fame across OTT, theatre and movies, has a simple motto: As long as she gets to act, the medium or language doesn't matter. And it's helping her make her mark
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Parth Jindal: The game changer
Parth Jindal has carved a niche for himself in the JSW Group, overseeing cement, paints, sports, and the US Steel operations
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Just get yourself out of bed, and you'll succeed: Forbes India Tycoons of Tomorrow Mithila Palkar
Actor Mithila Palkar had a good year of performing thanks to the entertainment industry's push on OTT. She has emerged as a relatable young star who is pushing the envelope by picking projects and roles across mediums and languages. Here, she talks about being on the Forbes India Tycoons of Tomorrow list
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I want to build Nilkamal's legacy for the next 50 years: Forbes India Tycoons of Tomorrow Mihir Parekh
Forbes India Tycoons of Tomorrow Mihir Parekh, the third generation of plastics behemoth Nilkamal, is making the company future-ready by building sustainable products. In this conversation, Parekh talks about his vision for the company in the digital age
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Nilkamal's Mihir Parekh: Eyes on a sustainable future
The fourth generation of plastics behemoth is striving to make the company future-ready by building sustainable, long-lasting products