Ranveer Allahbadia (BeerBiceps) runs Monk Entertainment, Level Supermind, and BigBrainCo. Ankur Warikoo turned from CEO to edtech founder. Tanmay Bhat manages a comedy empire. This article analyzes how India's top digital creators are turning their influence into multi-crore businesses.
Shah Rukh Khan has a family office managing ₹4,000 crore. Hrithik Roshan, Anushka Sharma, and others have followed. Bollywood stars are no longer relying on friends or relatives to manage their money. This article takes a deep dive into the professionalization of celebrity wealth management.
For years, OTT platforms burned cash on content acquisitions. Now they are turning profitable by focusing on regional originals, ad-supported tiers, and smarter licensing. This article analyzes the financial turnaround of Netflix India, Amazon Prime, and JioCinema, and what it means for the future of streaming.
Deepika Padukone’s 82°E, Ranveer Singh’s investment in SUGAR, Alia Bhatt’s Ed-a-Mamma sold to Reliance. Bollywood stars are no longer just endorsing brands—they are founding them. This article tracks the rise of celebrity-owned D2C brands, the economics of equity vs endorsement, and which categories (beauty, fashion, wellness) are attracting the most star power.
After pandemic lows, Indian cinema halls roared back to ₹13,000 crore box office in 2025, up 14% from 2024. But the theatrical window has shrunk from 8 weeks to 4 for most films. How are multiplex chains adapting? This article analyzes PVR Inox's strategy, the rise of premium formats (IMAX, 4DX), and why blockbusters still need the big screen.
Shah Rukh Khan’s family office has deployed over ₹1,000 crore across startups, real estate, and IPL. Juhi Chawla’s net worth is ₹7,790 crore from cricket and property. Bollywood stars no longer rely only on film fees. This article decodes the secret portfolios of SRK, Salman, Aamir, and others—how they earn more from business than from box office.
Netflix, Amazon Prime, Disney+ Hotstar, JioCinema, and Sony LIV are battling for a share of India's ₹15,000 crore streaming market. With 600 million+ internet users and 100 million+ paid subscriptions, the OTT boom is reshaping how Indians consume content. This article analyzes the business models, the shift from movies to series, and the economics of subscriber acquisition and retention.
Indian companies are sitting on record profits and record cash reserves. But instead of building factories at home or acquiring assets abroad, they are doing something unexpected: nothing. The 49% crash in outward FDI is not just about geopolitics. It is a quiet vote of no confidence in the very market where they made their fortunes.
The old playbook said bonds hedge equities in a crisis. The Iran war shattered that assumption. As Trump ordered strikes on Iranian "critical facilities," both stocks and bonds fell together—while swaption straddles surged. This is not your grandfather's geopolitical risk. The rules have changed.
When the Strait of Hormuz closes, a garment factory in Bangladesh doesn't just pay more for fuel. It shuts down. A food processor in Kenya doesn't just see higher shipping costs. It lays off its all-female workforce. Geopolitics is not gender-neutral. And the women who run the world's most vulnerable supply chains are paying the price.