Hi ganesh bro, This is N.S.Krishna chari (23) Iam into construction business, from Bangalore Last month i asked you through the comment to do real-estate podcast. I wanted to thank you for taking my suggestion and creating the real estate business podcast. It was incredibly inspiring and has motivated me. Niranjan hiranandani ji's & Your insights and experiences shared in the podcast have been invaluable. Keep up the great work. Thank you big brother ❤
@@Zak-qh5tb“If you always put limits on everything you do, physical or anything else, it will spread into your work and into your life. There are no limits. There are only plateaus, and you must not stay there, you must go beyond them.” - Bruce lee
@@Skywalker_9618 Bruce Lee has his perspective on life. We all have our own perspective. We need different kinds of people in our society. In the highway of life, I prefer that most people stay under the speed limit both for the safety of themselves and others.
I am an b tech undergraduate student I listen all your podcast since I was 17 years old now I turned 19 ❤ U really do a great work ur thought process shaped my mind really u ask questions that are insightful of knowledge and hardships big fan ur research and case studies
I am pursuing CSBS(Computer science and business system which is basically related with tech and finance which a very great course to explore we have business labs on every week so one fine day my teacher share few case studies from think school and I got how byjus got bankrupt and investors are running back of the company which is one ur case study my teacher gave us few minutes to summarise and speak infront of the class and I spoke 25mins from balance sheet numbers to the greedy steps that made byjus to bankrupt I myself shocked that I have that burning desire to explore things in a better ways
This is Gold Content video which can be applied to any field/profession. Quality, Better than Best and Trust. Thank you Ganesh and Mr. Niranjan Hiranandani Sir❤
This has to be hands down the best podcast I've seen for entrepreneurship. The soul of entrepreneurship and I had never heard of Niranjan sir before this. Just wow! Thank you Ganesh and team!
Hello! Just wanted to introduce myself. My name is Rickey Barnes. I’m in the USA. In Fort Worth Texas. I absolutely enjoyed watching this. Very proud of you my friend. Such a good interview.
First time when I went to Mumbai 15 years back and got to know that even 1 BHK flat costs a few crores shocked me back then. And now buying a flat anywhere is costly and still there is such high demand that getting one in a position of choice is getting tough. And whats funny is that still there are people around who have doubts about increasing buying power of our population and the general economic growth.
I definitely agree on quality part. The day we only accept quality products, albeit with 20-30% higher initial cost. Is the day when we will see the rise in high paying jobs and improve quality of life for everyone involved. If we buy bad quality chapri product, it's a lose-lose for every one: 1. You get bad quality product which results in miserable experience in life and you buy it again when it goes faulty or you keep using it with limited functionality. 2. Seller had little margins because it was a cheap product. 3. Seller business and dependent businesses can't pay good wages to their employees because their products don't make high enough profits. 4. Economy is hurt because bad quality products hurt a person's productivity directly or indirectly. 5. People eventually get used to bad quality cheap products and that becomes the standard or "norm", which has happened in socialist India since 50s Only short term advantage is that poor people get to buy the product.
And another advantage is that consumerism prevails. You will end up repeatedly buying the same thing every few months or years. This is best known in the mobile phone industry where the quality has intentionally been made worse so that people are forced to buy new phones every 2-3 years.
Strong vigilant enforcement of high quality standards is needed - The government need an organisation, that people need to register with when constructing buildings. This organisation checks quality of materials used and construction quality
@@sanjayshah7776 I guess that would result in a socialist era again. Instead, I think we would have to make the market decide who builds better by choosing a transparent builder ourself
He is very passionate about real estate and that shows on his vision, emphasis on quality and his approach towards doing things Coming from a family of doctors he carved out an Empire in real estate over 40 years.
Hiranandani Apartments is one of the very few homes in Chennai which looks aesthetically stunning. it's near Siruseri IT park, Chennai. This man got a taste...
First of all what worked for a man doesn’t necessarily works for you Second Mr.Hiranandani had rich background and very well socially connected What I’m trying to say is 1 in million gets successful in span of 10-15 years, people like you and me have to work 40-50 years to give strong foundation for our next generation and our kids will start to build empire like him and our grandchildren will benefit form it… There is no easy way😊 No matter what advice a billionaire gives, its never practical for people like us
As per Moneylife, "The plush Hiranandani Garden and other landmarks in Powai are allegedly built on land reserved for mass housing in a real estate scam worth Rs45,000 crore today. Some 344 acres of land which would have given decent housing for the common man was turned into living for the well-offs by the reputed builder Hiranandan
No doubt Hiranandani is close to my heary, the first cultural shock. I got when I first exited from the Powai Metro Station, and then when I took the auto and went to the Hiranandani town, Hiranandani Powai town, it just blew my mind.
A wonderful interview. I liked the way Mr Niranjan strives for professionalism and is obsessed with quality. The icing was that he is from Campion too (I'm from Campion School Trichy Tamilnadu). No groundbreaking ideologies, just the vision, perseverance, stamina, patience, judgement and trust. Loved it.
One of the eye opening videos and one should make learning a part of life to achieve greater heights and always learn from others. Improve yourself from yesterday to today.
*Mumbai need to build underground road/metro from colaba to alibag and from alibag to dapoli expressway should be constructed. This 200 km area should have grid road layout network. It will supply so much area for development that Mumbais real estate prices will collapse by atleast 70%*
The Anti-Corruption Bureau of Maharashtra Police on Thursday filed a First Information Report against builder Niranjan Hiranandani and senior IAS (Indian Administrative Services) officer Thomas Benjamin, presently the Additional Chief Secretary of the Urban Development department, among others, on suspicion of their involvement in a land scam worth Rs. 30,000 crore. The scam is about the allotment of 344 acres, which were earmarked for mass housing projects, but which were allegedly used illegally by Mr. Hiranandani for building Hiranandani complex, a renowned location in Powai, Mumbai.
many such scams come and go and u cant do a shit about it, focus on the revenue our country is getting. scams worth lakh crores have happen and no one has done anything.
In every business podcast ,you should ask how they got to do it from beginning,and how someone like us can get into into,what are the pre requisites,most of us watch to know about the field,and how we can do it,but on a serious note,we dont find anything more of our uses in this podcast,its more like their journey and success,and not deep into the process of how they become what they are today without nothing or bare minimum in the start,try to focus on that,thats what i feel we younger gens come here to expect,do consider it brother,with all the love and respect...
Those who watched the Video, Pls let me know if this man actually gave 'insights' on getting into 'Real Estate' in the video apart from "motivational classes" and "self glorifying in a humble manner" which he mostly did in the other podcasts I watched.
brilliant podcast, I really like the style in which Mr. Niranjan Speaks. He is always so energetic and makes even the most daunting tasks looks easier.
Marvelous masterpiece. So many life lessons such as quality is cheap statement. My vision - People should spend more on think school (free today 😀) than a college education (only Cherry on college education is they give a certificate which only makes you unemployed and they ultimately get a job using the wit they developed watching free think school podcast 😀). Great job Ganesh again. TBH 28 years ago chasing the American dream migrated to USA and eventually became a citizen here but if I had to go back in life 28 years ago I would have done exactly what you are doing. Don’t forget- We have You Tube and Indians have Great PM which is all adding up for making Think School a great executable platform .
I think the interview could have been done better.. few points, don't sit with legs folded up (it's disrespectful), also comprehending "OK" in between with the sharp tone is bad, also some unnecessary fillers (you also have Shahrukh khan) is not required.. peace ✌🏻
You live in the 19th century. A person sits in his comfortable position, and it has nothing to do with disrespect. Disrespect is when you treat others unfairly or hurt others with your words. Get over what people wear, how they sit, addressing people as Sir or Madam is very old school.
Ganesh and Team, Thanks for giving us an opportunity to listen to such entrepreneurs!!! I really appreciate you for doing this interviews very professionally.
Those who came here looking the thumbnails, think school is not a billion dollar company. After interviewing so many billionaire he didn't became billionaire.
Gauging a person can't be standard query. Niranjan gives very smartly answer Almost is not red flag in everything. Subjtive issues can't be strictly defined at all times especially when there is Team work dependancy
Felt a difference in Ganesh’s attitude this time. Too many cold “okay”s, more like crossing checklists. Mr Hiranandani of course is a delight to listen to, always
Thank you Ganesh bhaiyya, for asking a right question when sir said about hiring professionals. Because I only did 10th or SSLC . And I'm working as a cashier at a restaurant. Up skilling my knowledge about everything around.
Timestamp 00:00 Trailer, Introduction 3:40 Your father was a doctor so didn't your father ever ask you to be a doctor? 5:45 What was so special about your father that tata’s and birla’s trusted him? 11:23 How do people like you have extraordinary capability to be concentrated and focused ? 15:00 What was the real estate business ecosystem in the late 1970’s? 23:28 Can you walk me through this first project of yours, the first building? 25:34 How did you decide to build your first building? 26:59 How much money did you borrow? 27:36 What was the gap in the market that you addressed which no other player was addressing? 35:40 How did the Housing Board of Singapore inspire you ? 41:44 How do you achieve leadership at scale? 48:01 How to find skilled Professionals who align with your values? 52:46 What are the traits and phrases that you see and say this is a red flag? 59:54 How do you gauge an underrated asset and make the right investment? What would your strategy be? 1:03:28 What was the story about convincing the landowner to sell his land and accept 10 lakhs in earnest money? 1:07:07 Why do partnerships break and what can be done to make them successful? Timestamp 00:00 Trailer, Introduction 3:40 Your father was a doctor so didn't your father ever ask you to be a doctor? 5:45 What was so special about your father that tata’s and birla’s trusted him? 11:23 How do people like you have extraordinary capability to be concentrated and focused ? 15:00 What was the real estate business ecosystem in the late 1970’s? 23:28 Can you walk me through this first project of yours, the first building? 25:34 How did you decide to build your first building? 26:59 How much money did you borrow? 27:36 What was the gap in the market that you addressed which no other player was addressing? 35:40 How did the Housing Board of Singapore inspire you ? 41:44 How do you achieve leadership at scale? 48:01 How to find skilled Professionals who align with your values? 52:46 What are the traits and phrases that you see and say this is a red flag? 59:54 How do you gauge an underrated asset and make the right investment? What would your strategy be? 1:03:28 What was the story about convincing the landowner to sell his land and accept 10 lakhs in earnest money? 1:07:07 Why do partnerships break and what can be done to make them successful? 🕉️🙏🕉️
Good Points: 1. Bad Quality is a Crime. 2. Be the best and No.1 at what you are doing. 3. Atomic Habits 1% Better. Bad Points in the video: 1. Modi Bajan, throughout the interview. 2. Suggesting micro-management, instead of breaking the task into sub-tasks. Questions which I was expecting: Should have dig into debt how they have gotten out of it. What are the strategies which have have used?
He has been 40 years in industry of real e state.. from dawood era to now.. he understands who is good for nation and has vision, he meets them and involved in infrastructure development... he understands value of freedom and a capitalist mindset govt ... actually he knows reality and doesn't require a duggal sahab from germany to make him understand of whats going on..
@@Cradaver 100% agree, people just can't digest that India has a government which is finally making doing business easier and better. We are not there yet, but we have picked up good momentum in the right direction.
What worked for him might not work for you. Micromanagement worked for him, he got results. You might think breaking into subtask is great way of achieving things. You might be executing tasks that lead to a goal. He might be micromanaging tasks which leads to his business strategy. Also, while your points were valid your blatant hate for Pm Modi is abhorring. While his working career has extended for over 4 decades, he has seen all kinds of leadership and in his opinion he has felt Pm Modi is a terrific leader and he is a charismatic person with an excellent business acumen providing employment to thousands and giving people excellent product. You should try to get a better perspective as to why people regard Pm modi as an excellent leader
@@suvrapratimsinha1520 I agree with your points. I am not a hater of modi, but I won't praise him either. I didn't elect him and after 10 years. He has given net positive to the India's development. But not a terrific leader. Not comparing, Dhritarashtra, Bhishma, Dhrona, Karna had combined experience was great than Pandus. But they were still stood Adhrama due to their own reasons/conditions. If someone doesn't praise this government, specifically being in real estate they will have ED on them or they can't do business. Why didn't people of Ayodhya didn't vote them? Because they have seen the ground reality. Destroyed people's houses in the name of temple. Would even Ram be happy? Indian government not just Modi, but even before modi was Crony capitalistic which is bad for our society. We don't have healthy capitalistic market, The top 1 per cent of Indians earns 22.6 per cent of the national income compared to 15 per cent earned by the bottom 50 per cent of the population. If this continue for long there will be a Civil war as only few communities will have and 90% of India will remain poor. I don't have hatred towards any human, but the actions they take can sometimes have a long-term impact.
Hey been following you for a long time and have been loving the podcasts. I understand that you need to set up your podcast in different locations to accommodate the guests but the sound quality has really been missing
Ganesh's fantastic interview, your attitude is admirable, and it's bold and professional instead of a queer act. It's great to witness, and your questions and specific and clear, the same we would like to hear step by step questions on how we all can do that too in nowadays step by step
His father is so famous that the first quarter of the podcast was all about his father not about him.❤ I hope his father is alive, please bring him here🙏🏻 in Think school.
When he spoke about The builder must be punished if they heat the customer, my heart bled. My parents were cheated by a builder of an amount more than 10 lakhs and the Terrace started leaking merely after 4-5 years. Still paying the loan! Damn. This podcast❤️🙏🏻. Learnt few epic lessons about work ethics.
Well to summarize front Gemini * Early life and career shift: Niranjan decided to pursue a career in business and entered the real estate industry. * Challenges in the Real Estate Industry in the 1970s: The real estate industry in the 1970s was not well regulated and entering this industry required a certain risk tolerance. * Building a Reputation in Real Estate: Niranjan believes that he entered the real estate industry at a good time because he was part of the change that corporatized the sector and brought more credibility to it. * Focus on Constant Improvement: Niranjan underlines the significance of constant improvement. * Qualities for a Successful Partnership: Trust is the most important factor for a successful partnership according to Niranjan.
Ganesh u should have asked about Chinese Real estate....they r in trouble now....but what they done is tremendous...it's not only government opening up but back then the way Chinese companies builded new cities has helped China a lot.
Ganesh thanks for great podcasts. I would like you to have podcast on Manufacturing sector, its future and role of AI in it. Does manufacturing business going to alter with Modi 3.0..
One of the only hidden side i saw in my dad is - he was damn professional. Very accurate and no compromise on his work where no one can comment his work or his knowledge in work is bad or mediocre. Even my cousins at this gen were flawed and par quality on work identified by my dad. He always saud his business side is terrible which i doubt as a reason to hide his wealth. But its hard to accept that any one i interacted spoke so highly of him. Except him so i m pretty sure either his venture corbell was successful coz the cruel part and psyche in him to cobtrol my life and monitor 24*7 surely tells he isnt innocent and naive as he Portrayed the image. So his shrwer and evil part he showed on my life + his work ethic and professionalism surely support my assumption.
Hi, thanks for organizing this. I enjoyed the podcast. However, I would like to pose a question regarding one of the statements Ganesh had regarding employee red flags-could you elaborate on what did you mean by "someone asking questions regarding a task that was assigned to him/her/them and how that is a red flag for you?
Bro u use The work OK a lot . I loved this Podcast. Now a regular listener. But ur questioning style n quality of it are good bro . @ThinkSchool Learned 10+ Lessons 😇👍
Hello Ganesh, I would request you create a Podcast on Fractional Real Estate Ownership - The changing trend in real estate investment. Covering it's challenge and Benefits while investing in real estate via fractional ownership. International Market Dynamics and India Change in fractional ownership. If you need I could recommend calling Dhawal Puri.
When he mentioned 'concrete roads in his community,' can you delve deeper into that achievement? Specifically, how did he manage to accomplish this? What was his thought process and planning behind the project? how did he handle the financial aspects-what strategies did he use to offset the costs? Did he face any challenges, and if so, how did he overcome them? Let’s get to the root of why he does what he does !
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Hi ganesh bro,
This is N.S.Krishna chari (23)
Iam into construction business, from Bangalore
Last month i asked you through the comment to do real-estate podcast.
I wanted to thank you for taking my suggestion and creating the real estate business podcast.
It was incredibly inspiring and has motivated me.
Niranjan hiranandani ji's & Your insights and experiences shared in the podcast have been invaluable. Keep up the great work.
Thank you big brother ❤
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भबी😊
Heyy dude,
I'm keen to know about this business I'm also from Bangalore, can we meet i wanna learn something from you as a student
This line hits different!!
"Don't do your best. You must do better that your best. You must exert yourself."
Work 80 hrs/week?
Don't exert yourself beyond a limit to damage your mental and physical health
@@Zak-qh5tb“If you always put limits on everything you do, physical or anything else, it will spread into your work and into your life. There are no limits. There are only plateaus, and you must not stay there, you must go beyond them.” - Bruce lee
@@Skywalker_9618 Bruce Lee has his perspective on life. We all have our own perspective. We need different kinds of people in our society. In the highway of life, I prefer that most people stay under the speed limit both for the safety of themselves and others.
I am an b tech undergraduate student I listen all your podcast since I was 17 years old now I turned 19 ❤
U really do a great work ur thought process shaped my mind really u ask questions that are insightful of knowledge and hardships big fan ur research and case studies
I am pursuing CSBS(Computer science and business system which is basically related with tech and finance which a very great course to explore we have business labs on every week so one fine day my teacher share few case studies from think school and I got how byjus got bankrupt and investors are running back of the company which is one ur case study my teacher gave us few minutes to summarise and speak infront of the class and I spoke 25mins from balance sheet numbers to the greedy steps that made byjus to bankrupt I myself shocked that I have that burning desire to explore things in a better ways
@@formaltechzheard of this course for the first time brother sounds interesting, wanted to ask you from which college are you pursuing this course
@@formaltechz which kind of business ru intreseted in doing , that u want to do rather than becoming employee
@@formaltechz good bro 👍 future's bright
Need more such interviews please. From such profound business minds ! Thanks ❤
Constructive feedback:
1. Keep it a discussion, not an interview
2. Go deeper, not surface level generic questions
i second that
This is Gold Content video which can be applied to any field/profession. Quality, Better than Best and Trust. Thank you Ganesh and Mr. Niranjan Hiranandani Sir❤
Ganesh's attitude in the show has changed drastically.... Hope he understands how to handle 'success'
All I can see is confidence
@@Quantum_Whisper_Thread agreed!
very true
yeah he seemed like he wants to go to the next statement before the topic finished. I chalked it to him being nervous.
Fr how much he talks about himself is quite annoying
This has to be hands down the best podcast I've seen for entrepreneurship. The soul of entrepreneurship and I had never heard of Niranjan sir before this. Just wow! Thank you Ganesh and team!
Always ask how such billionaire handled govt departments/employees during initial days. How banks got convinced?? etc
Important question indeed
Yesssssssssssss
Hiranandani working hard on his PR. Man is cooking something.
Biriyani
that's exactly what i thought..possibly an ipo in coming future
Hello! Just wanted to introduce myself. My name is Rickey Barnes. I’m in the USA. In Fort Worth Texas. I absolutely enjoyed watching this. Very proud of you my friend. Such a good interview.
Hi Ganesh anna,
I am property investor in London and starting developments soon. Great podcast for me to hear. Thank you
First time when I went to Mumbai 15 years back and got to know that even 1 BHK flat costs a few crores shocked me back then. And now buying a flat anywhere is costly and still there is such high demand that getting one in a position of choice is getting tough. And whats funny is that still there are people around who have doubts about increasing buying power of our population and the general economic growth.
lol u sure u ever travelled to mumbai?. 1bhk in mumbai 15 yrs back didnt cost few crores. r u talking about sobo?
I definitely agree on quality part. The day we only accept quality products, albeit with 20-30% higher initial cost. Is the day when we will see the rise in high paying jobs and improve quality of life for everyone involved.
If we buy bad quality chapri product, it's a lose-lose for every one:
1. You get bad quality product which results in miserable experience in life and you buy it again when it goes faulty or you keep using it with limited functionality.
2. Seller had little margins because it was a cheap product.
3. Seller business and dependent businesses can't pay good wages to their employees because their products don't make high enough profits.
4. Economy is hurt because bad quality products hurt a person's productivity directly or indirectly.
5. People eventually get used to bad quality cheap products and that becomes the standard or "norm", which has happened in socialist India since 50s
Only short term advantage is that poor people get to buy the product.
And another advantage is that consumerism prevails. You will end up repeatedly buying the same thing every few months or years. This is best known in the mobile phone industry where the quality has intentionally been made worse so that people are forced to buy new phones every 2-3 years.
Strong vigilant enforcement of high quality standards is needed - The government need an organisation, that people need to register with when constructing buildings. This organisation checks quality of materials used and construction quality
@@sushmitaupadhya5583 Planned Obsolescence!!
@@sanjayshah7776 I guess that would result in a socialist era again. Instead, I think we would have to make the market decide who builds better by choosing a transparent builder ourself
My biggest takeaway is Quality, Quality & Quality in everything we do. Being better than the best. Thanks Ganesh for this awesome video.
He is very passionate about real estate and that shows on his vision, emphasis on quality and his approach towards doing things
Coming from a family of doctors he carved out an Empire in real estate over 40 years.
On one side we have building like hiranandani which doesn't leak after many year and on one side we have Lodha building which are made up of cardboard
Bro just...suggestion...as good gesture just seat like...both legs down on sofa...while seating in front of biggies like Hiranadani...
Bro, he can't digest feedback if you're pointing his mistakes.
Right, these comments do not get ❤
Gareeb gyaan
Hiranandani Apartments is one of the very few homes in Chennai which looks aesthetically stunning.
it's near Siruseri IT park, Chennai.
This man got a taste...
Wish India would be filled with people like this.
I didn't watch the video but ganesh please start asking every businessman that how can us (the viewers ) can start same from zero.
Why? You want everything to be spoon fed to you?
First of all what worked for a man doesn’t necessarily works for you
Second Mr.Hiranandani had rich background and very well socially connected
What I’m trying to say is 1 in million gets successful in span of 10-15 years, people like you and me have to work 40-50 years to give strong foundation for our next generation and our kids will start to build empire like him and our grandchildren will benefit form it…
There is no easy way😊
No matter what advice a billionaire gives, its never practical for people like us
@@hrisikeshbhattacharya5467 YES !
Starting is the Hardest Part 😮
Yes, I like when Nikhil does this. It makes it more relatable and helps us to think beyond our regular patterns.
He recently came to our college (NMIMS) and was a guy he is. An absolute legend and you can feel his aura and charisma. Absolute legend
Hiranandani is class ! Excellent when it comes to quality .. I stayed in Chennai for 3.5 year .. awesome architecture ❤
As per Moneylife, "The plush Hiranandani Garden and other landmarks in Powai are allegedly built on land reserved for mass housing in a real estate scam worth Rs45,000 crore today. Some 344 acres of land which would have given decent housing for the common man was turned into living for the well-offs by the reputed builder Hiranandan
No doubt Hiranandani is close to my heary, the first cultural shock. I got when I first exited from the Powai Metro Station, and then when I took the auto and went to the Hiranandani town, Hiranandani Powai town, it just blew my mind.
that land was scammed of by him..
A wonderful interview. I liked the way Mr Niranjan strives for professionalism and is obsessed with quality. The icing was that he is from Campion too (I'm from Campion School Trichy Tamilnadu). No groundbreaking ideologies, just the vision, perseverance, stamina, patience, judgement and trust. Loved it.
I am so glad you asked him the question about his father. You are a really good podcaster Ganesh.
One of the eye opening videos and one should make learning a part of life to achieve greater heights and always learn from others. Improve yourself from yesterday to today.
Mr Ganesh . Being humble is an art . Look at mr niranjan. That’s what I think you should learn from this interview than anything else .
*Mumbai need to build underground road/metro from colaba to alibag and from alibag to dapoli expressway should be constructed. This 200 km area should have grid road layout network. It will supply so much area for development that Mumbais real estate prices will collapse by atleast 70%*
Every crisis is linked to the housing crisis and it's profitable to keep the crisis intact.
If it's got the potential to crash prices by 70%... no way the real estate lobby won't let it see the light of the day 😊
Quality is never EXPENSIVE,
WELL EXPLAINED GANESH SIR
Expecting more eminent personalities. Congratulations.
Bruh this is unexpected and I'm super happy to see you got to interview and talk to Hiranandani
Thank you Ganesh for this interview. We need more of such non-tech stories also. Non just tech businesses
Beautiful interview. He is a businessman with social consciousness.
I found the answers very scattered and meandering.
Because of the questions
The Anti-Corruption Bureau of Maharashtra Police on Thursday filed a First Information Report against builder Niranjan Hiranandani and senior IAS (Indian Administrative Services) officer Thomas Benjamin, presently the Additional Chief Secretary of the Urban Development department, among others, on suspicion of their involvement in a land scam worth Rs. 30,000 crore.
The scam is about the allotment of 344 acres, which were earmarked for mass housing projects, but which were allegedly used illegally by Mr. Hiranandani for building Hiranandani complex, a renowned location in Powai, Mumbai.
many such scams come and go and u cant do a shit about it, focus on the revenue our country is getting. scams worth lakh crores have happen and no one has done anything.
In every business podcast ,you should ask how they got to do it from beginning,and how someone like us can get into into,what are the pre requisites,most of us watch to know about the field,and how we can do it,but on a serious note,we dont find anything more of our uses in this podcast,its more like their journey and success,and not deep into the process of how they become what they are today without nothing or bare minimum in the start,try to focus on that,thats what i feel we younger gens come here to expect,do consider it brother,with all the love and respect...
Its a awesome experience to watch this podcast. Thanks Bro!
I just want to know how he is such a good and clear speaker. 😃
Those who watched the Video, Pls let me know if this man actually gave 'insights' on getting into 'Real Estate' in the video apart from "motivational classes" and "self glorifying in a humble manner" which he mostly did in the other podcasts I watched.
In 32:14
Quality is not expensive
Bad Quality is not expensive
We need to think ahead of customers experience
Really True ❤❤❤❤❤
Dr. Hiranandani are so knowledgeable, i can listen to them for hours
brilliant podcast, I really like the style in which Mr. Niranjan Speaks. He is always so energetic and makes even the most daunting tasks looks easier.
I first time went to a big city that is Chennai and was amazed to see House Of Hiranandani buildings there
Only Bad quality is expensive. Quality is reasonable!
Great podcast Think School🎉
Marvelous masterpiece. So many life lessons such as quality is cheap statement. My vision - People should spend more on think school (free today 😀) than a college education (only Cherry on college education is they give a certificate which only makes you unemployed and they ultimately get a job using the wit they developed watching free think school podcast 😀). Great job Ganesh again. TBH 28 years ago chasing the American dream migrated to USA and eventually became a citizen here but if I had to go back in life 28 years ago I would have done exactly what you are doing. Don’t forget- We have You Tube and Indians have Great PM which is all adding up for making Think School a great executable platform .
Thank You for such a Great and Informative PodCast from the 'Greatest' Personality of the Country
Thanks for bringing such a great personalities on the podcasts. Just loved it!❤
I think the interview could have been done better.. few points, don't sit with legs folded up (it's disrespectful), also comprehending "OK" in between with the sharp tone is bad, also some unnecessary fillers (you also have Shahrukh khan) is not required.. peace ✌🏻
samee
Very valid observation and I hope he sees this and take it as positive feedback
Spot on.
Folded legs and wide spread arms....does not give good optics
You live in the 19th century. A person sits in his comfortable position, and it has nothing to do with disrespect. Disrespect is when you treat others unfairly or hurt others with your words. Get over what people wear, how they sit, addressing people as Sir or Madam is very old school.
@@amoghars typical woke reply (as expected)
Ganesh and Team, Thanks for giving us an opportunity to listen to such entrepreneurs!!! I really appreciate you for doing this interviews very professionally.
That was a most intriguing & interesting podcast… Great work 👍🏻
"There is no 2nd Best" "Have best line of professionalism what you do, then you will stand out in the crowd"
Everyday I try what better I can do,
Well explained Ganesh Sir
Those who came here looking the thumbnails, think school is not a billion dollar company. After interviewing so many billionaire he didn't became billionaire.
FINALLY A VIDEO!! It was about time you posted bro!
Most awaited podcast with Hiranandani Sir, big fan @ThinkSchool
Mr Hiranandani Khara Sona Hai! Keep Radiating Light Sir!
Gauging a person can't be standard query. Niranjan gives very smartly answer
Almost is not red flag in everything. Subjtive issues can't be strictly defined at all times especially when there is Team work dependancy
Awesome interview, bring Vishal Bhargava to your show to discuss real estate scams and problems in India. He's a PRO BUYER Journalist.
Felt a difference in Ganesh’s attitude this time. Too many cold “okay”s, more like crossing checklists.
Mr Hiranandani of course is a delight to listen to, always
He is billioner in businesses and trillioner in father hearts 💕
Wow! Love the way you project the questions. Great conversations!
The end that was done was too quick, I was like "Wait, What? That's it?" Pls make the ending a little more elaborated, Thank you for the Podcast ..
Thank you Ganesh bhaiyya, for asking a right question when sir said about hiring professionals. Because I only did 10th or SSLC . And I'm working as a cashier at a restaurant. Up skilling my knowledge about everything around.
Timestamp
00:00 Trailer, Introduction
3:40 Your father was a doctor so didn't your father ever ask you to be a doctor?
5:45 What was so special about your father that tata’s and birla’s trusted him?
11:23 How do people like you have extraordinary capability to be concentrated and focused ?
15:00 What was the real estate business ecosystem in the late 1970’s?
23:28 Can you walk me through this first project of yours, the first building?
25:34 How did you decide to build your first building?
26:59 How much money did you borrow?
27:36 What was the gap in the market that you addressed which no other player was addressing?
35:40 How did the Housing Board of Singapore inspire you ?
41:44 How do you achieve leadership at scale?
48:01 How to find skilled Professionals who align with your values?
52:46 What are the traits and phrases that you see and say this is a red flag?
59:54 How do you gauge an underrated asset and make the right investment? What would your strategy be?
1:03:28 What was the story about convincing the landowner to sell his land and accept 10 lakhs in earnest money?
1:07:07 Why do partnerships break and what can be done to make them successful?
Timestamp
00:00 Trailer, Introduction
3:40 Your father was a doctor so didn't your father ever ask you to be a doctor?
5:45 What was so special about your father that tata’s and birla’s trusted him?
11:23 How do people like you have extraordinary capability to be concentrated and focused ?
15:00 What was the real estate business ecosystem in the late 1970’s?
23:28 Can you walk me through this first project of yours, the first building?
25:34 How did you decide to build your first building?
26:59 How much money did you borrow?
27:36 What was the gap in the market that you addressed which no other player was addressing?
35:40 How did the Housing Board of Singapore inspire you ?
41:44 How do you achieve leadership at scale?
48:01 How to find skilled Professionals who align with your values?
52:46 What are the traits and phrases that you see and say this is a red flag?
59:54 How do you gauge an underrated asset and make the right investment? What would your strategy be?
1:03:28 What was the story about convincing the landowner to sell his land and accept 10 lakhs in earnest money?
1:07:07 Why do partnerships break and what can be done to make them successful?
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There should be no compromises in your work ❤
Brilliant conversation
Good Points:
1. Bad Quality is a Crime.
2. Be the best and No.1 at what you are doing.
3. Atomic Habits 1% Better.
Bad Points in the video:
1. Modi Bajan, throughout the interview.
2. Suggesting micro-management, instead of breaking the task into sub-tasks.
Questions which I was expecting:
Should have dig into debt how they have gotten out of it.
What are the strategies which have have used?
He has been 40 years in industry of real e state.. from dawood era to now.. he understands who is good for nation and has vision, he meets them and involved in infrastructure development... he understands value of freedom and a capitalist mindset govt ... actually he knows reality and doesn't require a duggal sahab from germany to make him understand of whats going on..
@@Cradaver 100% agree, people just can't digest that India has a government which is finally making doing business easier and better. We are not there yet, but we have picked up good momentum in the right direction.
Modi bhajan😂 Andhabhakt he kaya
What worked for him might not work for you.
Micromanagement worked for him, he got results. You might think breaking into subtask is great way of achieving things. You might be executing tasks that lead to a goal. He might be micromanaging tasks which leads to his business strategy.
Also, while your points were valid your blatant hate for Pm Modi is abhorring.
While his working career has extended for over 4 decades, he has seen all kinds of leadership and in his opinion he has felt Pm Modi is a terrific leader and he is a charismatic person with an excellent business acumen providing employment to thousands and giving people excellent product.
You should try to get a better perspective as to why people regard Pm modi as an excellent leader
@@suvrapratimsinha1520
I agree with your points.
I am not a hater of modi, but I won't praise him either. I didn't elect him and after 10 years. He has given net positive to the India's development. But not a terrific leader.
Not comparing,
Dhritarashtra, Bhishma, Dhrona, Karna had combined experience was great than Pandus. But they were still stood Adhrama due to their own reasons/conditions.
If someone doesn't praise this government, specifically being in real estate they will have ED on them or they can't do business.
Why didn't people of Ayodhya didn't vote them? Because they have seen the ground reality. Destroyed people's houses in the name of temple. Would even Ram be happy?
Indian government not just Modi, but even before modi was Crony capitalistic which is bad for our society.
We don't have healthy capitalistic market, The top 1 per cent of Indians earns 22.6 per cent of the national income compared to 15 per cent earned by the bottom 50 per cent of the population.
If this continue for long there will be a Civil war as only few communities will have and 90% of India will remain poor.
I don't have hatred towards any human, but the actions they take can sometimes have a long-term impact.
I would like to see some billionaires from South
Invite them:
Waycool founder
Zoho founder
Hey been following you for a long time and have been loving the podcasts. I understand that you need to set up your podcast in different locations to accommodate the guests but the sound quality has really been missing
Sir accepted his faults
He didnt sugar coat his partnership with this brother. He openly accepted they fought with each other.
Ganesh's fantastic interview, your attitude is admirable, and it's bold and professional instead of a queer act. It's great to witness, and your questions and specific and clear, the same we would like to hear step by step questions on how we all can do that too in nowadays step by step
Excellent podcast and thank you for not monetizing it.
If only every builder had a vision like Mr Hiranandani. India would be developed by now!
Great insights. I will remember you can do better than yourself everyday.
Niranjan Sir - I bow down
You are best podcaster
My take away from this video is "Building quality product cost less in long run".
Always
Admire this man soo much ❤️❤️truly a gem to our nation
His father is so famous that the first quarter of the podcast was all about his father not about him.❤ I hope his father is alive, please bring him here🙏🏻 in Think school.
When he spoke about The builder must be punished if they heat the customer, my heart bled. My parents were cheated by a builder of an amount more than 10 lakhs and the Terrace started leaking merely after 4-5 years. Still paying the loan! Damn. This podcast❤️🙏🏻. Learnt few epic lessons about work ethics.
*cheat the customer
Well to summarize front Gemini
* Early life and career shift: Niranjan decided to pursue a career in business and entered the real estate industry.
* Challenges in the Real Estate Industry in the 1970s: The real estate industry in the 1970s was not well regulated and entering this industry required a certain risk tolerance.
* Building a Reputation in Real Estate: Niranjan believes that he entered the real estate industry at a good time because he was part of the change that corporatized the sector and brought more credibility to it.
* Focus on Constant Improvement: Niranjan underlines the significance of constant improvement.
* Qualities for a Successful Partnership: Trust is the most important factor for a successful partnership according to Niranjan.
The best podcast .. quality of questions !! Topnotch .. as he said … be the first best .. and think school is that first best !!!
Ganesh Ji,The second half question was mostly for your growth as an entrepreneur I think.Still the insights were valuable.
Ganesh u should have asked about Chinese Real estate....they r in trouble now....but what they done is tremendous...it's not only government opening up but back then the way Chinese companies builded new cities has helped China a lot.
Petition from the think schoolers to do podcast with Midhula Devabhakthuni..
Co-founder of @MiviDigital
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Too good! Get him again for project-specific episodes.
Carty home message is "trust" in people who so ever is with you to achieve the same target!
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What is the synonymy of QUALITY ?
ans:Think school👍
Ganesh thanks for great podcasts. I would like you to have podcast on Manufacturing sector, its future and role of AI in it. Does manufacturing business going to alter with Modi 3.0..
Knowledgeable!! Thank you so much 👍
One of the only hidden side i saw in my dad is - he was damn professional. Very accurate and no compromise on his work where no one can comment his work or his knowledge in work is bad or mediocre. Even my cousins at this gen were flawed and par quality on work identified by my dad. He always saud his business side is terrible which i doubt as a reason to hide his wealth. But its hard to accept that any one i interacted spoke so highly of him. Except him so i m pretty sure either his venture corbell was successful coz the cruel part and psyche in him to cobtrol my life and monitor 24*7 surely tells he isnt innocent and naive as he Portrayed the image.
So his shrwer and evil part he showed on my life + his work ethic and professionalism surely support my assumption.
Hi, thanks for organizing this. I enjoyed the podcast. However, I would like to pose a question regarding one of the statements Ganesh had regarding employee red flags-could you elaborate on what did you mean by "someone asking questions regarding a task that was assigned to him/her/them and how that is a red flag for you?
Bro u use The work OK a lot .
I loved this Podcast.
Now a regular listener. But ur questioning style n quality of it are good bro .
@ThinkSchool Learned 10+ Lessons 😇👍
Lot of questions that can be asked were not asked.Price labour charge future scope
Hello Ganesh,
I would request you create a Podcast on Fractional Real Estate Ownership - The changing trend in real estate investment. Covering it's challenge and Benefits while investing in real estate via fractional ownership. International Market Dynamics and India Change in fractional ownership.
If you need I could recommend calling Dhawal Puri.
Thank you so much for this video! Lots of Important information and insights !!
When he mentioned 'concrete roads in his community,' can you delve deeper into that achievement? Specifically, how did he manage to accomplish this? What was his thought process and planning behind the project? how did he handle the financial aspects-what strategies did he use to offset the costs? Did he face any challenges, and if so, how did he overcome them? Let’s get to the root of why he does what he does !