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Koi Nayi Baat Batao w/ Dhruv Bordia

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Podcast · By Dhruv Bordia · Hindi · Official site

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  1. Episode · Aug 30, 2026

    Scaling BellaVita to ₹1800 Crores and Building BLA BLI BLU to ₹135 Crores | w/ Rajat Khullar (opens the original)

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    Rajat Khullar scaled Bella Vita to ₹1800 crore , then built his own perfume brand, Bla Bli Blu, to roughly ₹135 crore in its very first year. In this episode he breaks down the free trial pack that shouldn't have worked, the real unit economics, how he cracked quick commerce, the early US launch, and his vision to make the world say "Bla Bli Blu" instead of "I love you." A full D2C masterclass with the man Dhruv calls the Perfume Man of India. Watch the full episode on YouTube: https://www.youtu

  2. Episode · Aug 2, 2026

    Objects that Tell Stories | Building a Design-First Brand in India | w/ Veetrag Kumar from NOTICE (opens the original)

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    Veetrag Kumar , co-founder of Notice , joins Koi Nayi Baat Batao for a raw conversation about building a design-first brand in India: from a NEET dropout's sketchbook to collaborations with Budweiser and Method. They talk about notice's first products, the philosophy behind the brand's arrow logo, running fully bootstrapped with zero founder salaries, a near-miss with Nikhil Kamath's WTF Fund, and the mindset that execution always beats perfection. An honest look at design, risk, and building wi

  3. Episode · Jul 5, 2026

    Your MBA Fee = 75% of Your Salary | Decoding The Business Of A B-School | w/ Suchit Sikaria (opens the original)

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    India has 4,000+ MBA colleges producing 4 lakh graduates every year. 85% of them either have no job or earn below Rs 6 LPA after graduation. Suchit Sikaria, IIM-A alumnus with 19 years across Nokia, Perfetti Van Melle, and Sugar Cosmetics, is building India's most radical B-school to fix this. Crucible Business School charges fees as 75% of your actual placement salary, pays visiting faculty 5X more than top private colleges, and runs a 360-degree admission test with zero quant section. In this

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