The World of Anjaleka Kriplani

What defines meaningful work after early superstardom? In this Season Two conversation on Angie’s India Show, Bhagyashree shares how her definition of meaningful cinema has evolved over time. In a focused exchange with Anjaleka Kripalani, she explains the kind of roles she seeks today—and the principles guiding her future decisions. Rather than pursuing visibility, Bhagyashree speaks about substan...

In high-profile defence, outcomes are often shaped by decisions that never make headlines. In this episode of Angie’s India Show, senior lawyer Raian Karanjawala discusses his role in the Aryan Khan case, one of the most closely watched legal battles in recent years. He breaks down how courtroom strategy was formed, why physical presence during arguments mattered, and how timing and brevity can in...

Not just a stock exchange. Not just a reform. But a structural shift that changed India’s financial destiny. In this compelling episode of Angie’s India Show, Naina Lal Kidwai reflects on the moment India’s financial markets stood at a crossroads — when opacity, inefficiency, and outdated systems were quietly holding back growth. Before the National Stock Exchange (NSE) reshaped the country’s capi...

Not just one product. Not just one category. But a legacy built across generations. In this insightful episode of Angie’s India Show, Aditya Burman reflects on how Dabur evolved into one of India’s most trusted FMCG and consumer goods powerhouses. From heritage Ayurvedic formulations to modern, mass-market essentials, Dabur’s journey is a story of scale, consistency, and deep consumer trust. This...

As the city hums with the energy of the Indian Art Fair, we rewind to one of the most heartfelt moments from Season 1 of Angie’s India Show. In this powerful conversation, Paresh Maity, one of India’s most celebrated contemporary artists, reflects on arriving in Delhi 34 years ago—with uncertainty, ambition, and little else. What followed was not just a career, but a deep, enduring relationship wi...

Was demonetization a disaster—or a decisive milestone in India’s economic evolution? In this thought-provoking episode of Angie’s India Show , Rezwan Razack , the visionary behind the Indian Paper Money Museum , offers a perspective that challenges popular narratives. Drawing from his deep understanding of monetary history, Rezwan explains why demonetization should be seen not merely as a disrupti...

Legacy isn’t built by chasing trends. It’s built by clarity, values, and long-term thinking. 🏗️📈In this reflective episode of Angie’s India Show – Season 2, Harshvardhan Neotia, Chairman of the Ambuja Neotia Group and Padma Shri awardee, shares the kind of advice rarely found in boardrooms or business schools — the advice he would give his own children about success. He speaks about choosing purp...

What begins as a childhood curiosity can sometimes grow into a lifetime legacy. In this compelling episode of Angie’s India Show , Rezwan Razack —widely known as the Paper Money Man —shares the astonishing moment that sparked his lifelong fascination with Indian paper currency. As a young boy in the 1960s, Rezwan came across a banknote stamped “Pakistan Money – Payment Refused.” That single, puzzl...

“The startup ecosystem didn’t begin overnight.” India’s startup boom was built on years of policy decisions that rarely make headlines. In this throwback conversation on Angie’s India Show, Kamal Nath reflects on how investment-friendly reforms introduced during his tenure as Union Commerce Minister helped lay the groundwork for today’s startup and innovation landscape. He explains why policy cont...

In a time when success is often equated with exhaustion, speed, and constant pressure, Padma Shri awardee Rajni Bector offers a strikingly different philosophy. In this thoughtful episode of Angie’s India Show, she reflects on the quiet principles that shaped her journey—maintaining a calm demeanour, knowing when to prioritise work, family, and self, and staying present through every phase of life...

Is AI sharpening young minds or quietly turning research into copy paste thinking? In this compelling conversation on Angie’s India, we dive into one of the most debated questions of our time: Is Artificial Intelligence enhancing the calibre of research, or diluting the depth, originality, and rigour that true scholarship demands? From academic integrity and critical thinking to the future of rese...

Leadership is often portrayed as a straight, predictable climb. For Naina Lal Kidwai, it wasn’t. In this powerful throwback conversation from Season 1 of Angie’s India Show,” Naina Lal Kidwai reveals how becoming President of FICCI came as a complete surprise — one that demanded deep self-reflection, difficult internal conversations, and approval from her global employer, HSBC. She opens up about...

Did you know Bhagyashree never planned to become an actor? In this rare and revealing moment from Angie’s India Show, Bhagyashree shares the incredible behind-the-scenes story of how she became the face of Maine Pyar Kiya — one of Hindi cinema’s most iconic love stories. Long before the film became a blockbuster and before Salman Khan became a household name, it all began with a chance television...

What if India’s most powerful startups were never called startups at all? In this grounded and revealing segment from Angie’s India Show, Aditya Chand Burman challenges the modern obsession with pitch decks, valuations, and jargon — and redirects attention to India’s real entrepreneurs. From distributors and stockists to kirana store owners who have worked with Dabur for over 50 years, he explains...

Why should Indian talent stay limited by geography? In this powerful segment from Angie’s India Show, Aseem Chauhan shares the vision behind taking Indian education to the world — not waiting for foreign universities to come to India, but carrying the Indian flag globally. From becoming the largest university in Dubai to building campuses across the UAE, Singapore, London, Amsterdam, Africa, and t...

As we step into a new year filled with hope, ideas, and conversations that matter, Angie’s India Show wishes all its viewers, listeners, and supporters a very Happy New Year. ✨🇮🇳 Thank you for being part of our journey — for watching, listening, engaging, and believing in meaningful dialogue. From business and policy to culture, leadership, and purpose, your support allows us to bring thoughtful...

Women entrepreneurship at Dabur goes far beyond buzzwords — it’s built into the business itself. In this thoughtful segment from Angie’s India Show, Aditya Chand Burman, Non-Executive Director at Dabur India Ltd., shares how the company actively creates opportunities for women across beauty, wellness, manufacturing, and rural India. From training beauticians and supporting women-led livelihood pro...

AI isn’t a buzzword at Dabur — it’s a working system. In this insightful segment from Angie’s India Show, Aditya Chand Burman, Non-Executive Director at Dabur India Ltd., breaks down how AI and automation are already embedded across Dabur’s FMCG, healthcare, and wellness verticals. From robotics in large-scale warehousing and manufacturing, to AI-driven route planning, demand forecasting, and prod...

Beyond boardrooms and balance sheets, real leadership is measured by the change it creates on the ground. 🚰🇮🇳In this powerful segment from Angie’s India Show, Naina Lal Kidwai, one of India’s most respected corporate leaders and sustainability advocates, reflects on how water scarcity and sanitation became a defining mission of her life’s work. She recalls attending early water discussions at the...

In Part 2, Aditya Chand Burman pulls back the curtain on the "Real Economy." We move from the lab to the boardroom to discuss how legacy brands like Dabur compete in a world of quick-commerce and single-product startups. Aditya shares his personal framework for evaluating new business ideas, the massive potential of the Indian home care market, and why Indian Masalas are the next global...

Retail in India may look glamorous, but the reality is far tougher. In this candid segment from Angie’s India Show, Aditya Chand Burman, Non-Executive Director at Dabur India Ltd., speaks honestly about the challenges of building and sustaining retail businesses like Newu—both offline and online. From managing high real-estate costs and fixed salaries to breaking even before making profits, this c...

What does the future hold for one of India’s most trusted legacy brands? In this forward-looking conversation on Angie’s India Show, Aditya Chand Burman, Non-Executive Director at Dabur India Ltd., shares his long-term vision for Dabur — in India and across the world. He speaks about building the next decade on scientific rigor, peer-reviewed research, and global credibility, while staying rooted...

In this revealing segment from Angie’s India Show, Aditya Chand Burman, Non-Executive Director at Dabur India Ltd., speaks about how Dabur supports women entrepreneurship and employment — not through noise, but through structure. From training women beauticians through legacy brands like Gulabari and Vatika, to entire manufacturing units run by women, Dabur’s approach focuses on long-term opportun...

AI at Dabur isn’t about hype — it’s about precision. In this insightful segment from Angie’s India Show, Aditya Chand Burman explains how Dabur has been using AI and automation for years — from smarter warehousing and logistics to demand forecasting and production planning. He also reveals how AI is now transforming Ayurveda by making ancient medical knowledge accessible across languages and gener...

How deep does Dabur’s impact really go? In this powerful segment from Angie’s India Show, Aditya Chand Burman reveals how Dabur’s sourcing ecosystem touches nearly three-fourths of India’s beekeepers—supporting livelihoods across honey, ghee, and everyday food essentials. This is not just FMCG growth, but grassroots entrepreneurship shaping India’s real economy.🎙️ Hosted by Anjaleka (Angie) Kripal...