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00:21You
00:22You liked it?
00:23Very tasty. Thank you.
00:25Thank you so much.
00:27Also, I love what you've done with the place.
00:29It's all you. Of course.
00:31How have you reacted to the shift?
00:33Yeah, the house is a little bit smaller.
00:35A little bit smaller?
00:37Stop, son. I'll make you a house.
00:39Give money for you.
00:41Give it to your child.
00:42Give it.
00:44Whose house is this, son?
00:52This is our house.
00:55This is our house.
00:55NBI DC
00:57Have you given a new house?
01:03Papa, we're in Bombay.
01:05We're in Bombay.
01:08We're in Bombay?
01:08Bombay, Papa.
01:14You're in Bombay.
01:17You're in Bombay.
01:17You're in Bombay.
01:17You're in Bombay.
01:18Papa, he's a Xerxes.
01:20He's my senior.
01:21And we work together in Tata.
01:22We work together.
01:26Namaste, Uncle.
01:27Namaste.
01:29Papa, sit here and eat food.
01:32No, Kumut, son.
01:34Let me put my food in there.
01:36Huh?
01:37Yes.
01:38Bye, Jarsi.
01:40Bye, Uncle.
01:42Bye.
01:43Excuse me.
01:49You want something?
01:51No.
01:55You want something?
02:41The Watch Project.
02:42The Watch Project.
02:43The Watch Project.
02:43And for this project, the other steps were left to take to graduate from the company.
02:48Step 1. Research
02:50What is the research?
02:51Market research, product analysis, customer base.
02:55Now, for all this, there was a lot of effort and time.
02:58And after that, the next step.
03:01Which was the employees.
03:04Sikha Agrawal, Nikhil Sharma,
03:10Tania Singh.
03:13Tania?
03:15Sell us this paper.
03:16Listen, I'm here to sell the bags.
03:19No paper.
03:21I can give a discount of 90% on this paper.
03:25So, do you want to lose your company's plan?
03:27No, no, no.
03:28It will lose your company if you don't hire me.
03:32This is not so good.
03:35Sir, I'm very confident about showing our product qualities to customers.
03:38Our product is very good.
03:40We don't buy customers like this.
03:42What is the relatability?
03:44That's my point.
03:45Look at the discount, you'll buy it.
03:47That's the relatability.
03:49Now try it.
03:50Sell us this paper.
03:52If I tell you about my secret, it will be a loss for me.
03:56So...
03:57Huh?
03:58If the task is to sell this piece of paper, then no.
04:04Sir, four piece.
04:06CRM and KPI, we can win the world.
04:08What is the full form of CRM?
04:10CRM, sir.
04:11You can hire me.
04:13You can hire me.
04:14You will regret yourself.
04:15I won't hire myself.
04:16Okay.
04:17We will hire someone else.
04:19Excuse me?
04:2050% discount.
04:2250% discount.
04:27CRM.
04:28CRM.
04:2930% discount.
04:30Eh?
04:35Consumer.
04:37Consumer.
04:4010% discount.
04:42CRM means, sir, I...
04:44Should I leave?
04:46Oh, yeah.
04:54What do you want to say?
04:57Multi-purposed, sir.
05:00People...
05:00And especially in India, people...
05:03Whatever you need for your work.
05:05If we show them the same place, they are more likely to buy it.
05:11So how will you tell customers about different benefits of the house?
05:16So...
05:17Practically, the house is only time.
05:20Hmm.
05:21But...
05:21If I give this house to my daughter...
05:25Then it will become my memory.
05:27If she gives her daughter, it will be a legacy.
05:30And if I give this house to my employee...
05:33Then it will become her pride or goodwill.
05:54Then it will become a girl.
05:55So...
05:55So...
05:55Um...
05:56Miss...
05:57Mega Matre?
06:02We'll be in touch.
06:06Thank you, sir.
06:10Um...
06:10Number five.
06:11We'll be in touch.
06:12Um...
06:14Hmm...
06:14Hmm...
06:15Sir, it's a resume.
06:16We'll be outside.
06:17We'll wait out.
06:23Yeah, see...
06:24How many engineers will take interviews?
06:26It's already 5 o'clock.
06:28Hmm...
06:29Paara?
06:41No discussion.
06:43Demonstration.
06:49You have one hour.
06:51You have one hour.
06:52You have one hour.
06:55You have one hour.
06:55You have one hour.
06:55Dismantle your panches.
06:56And mount it back to the ceiling.
06:59Pancha, run.
07:01Job is yours.
07:02Sir.
07:05With this electrician task,
07:07we will have the engineers' capabilities.
07:09If you don't need a job,
07:10then why do I leave?
07:14Anyone?
07:16Good.
07:17Kindly take your positions.
07:18Your time starts now!
07:33I'll give it an extra.
07:40this is the first.
07:41Oh boy.
07:45He'll do it.
07:46Be careful.
07:47Guys.
07:52Oh
08:26Okay, guys in
08:34Nine
08:38A
08:41Seven six five four three
08:51Two
08:53One time up
08:57Just made it
08:59Sergi please um
09:05Whoa
09:10Oh
09:13Oh
09:14Oh
09:15Aap sabi ka dhaniyavad
09:19Bhavishya ke liye shub kaam naye
09:24Oh
09:24Or sir um
09:26Tumhara naam Mr
09:27Gaurav
09:29Gaurav
09:31Gaurav Dhar
09:34So Mr. Gaurav Dhar
09:36Sir
09:36Kisi ne tumhaare samane paper leek kard dia da kya
09:38Naye sir
09:39Naye sir
09:40Naye sir
09:43Sir muje
09:44Stati se nahi machino se lagau hai
09:46Chahe woh printing press ho
09:48Pancha ho ya
09:50Voh just a complex machine
09:53Good job
09:54Shabash
09:54Thank you
09:56Sir am I
10:03Sir
10:0510 a.m. tomorrow
10:09Thank you
10:12Welcome to the watch project
10:14Thank you sir
10:15Whoa
10:19Ha ha ha ha
10:22Ha ha ha
10:22Electrician
10:22Anyway congratulations
10:26See you tomorrow
10:29Namaskar
10:31Thank you
10:32Thank you
10:42Thank you
10:42Abhinandan Megha
10:43Tujha Aila
10:44Tujha Oor
10:45Khoop Abhimana hai
10:46Kaya zala
10:47Aplia kalli madhe
10:48Manei pahili baar dekha
10:49Itni badei chalang lagate hoi
10:51Ovi sithe Tata mein
10:52Chahi
10:58Aai
10:59Oka
11:01Ha ha ha
11:06Maju mein sila moussi tiyodha telephone aya ta
11:08Malse jana hai 10 baje
11:15Ab kalsi tummehi tiffin service dene ki koji zhururat nhe padegi
11:19Ab tom aram karo
11:20Chal
11:21Aise hota hai ke?
11:22Kya nah hota?
11:26Kya karom?
11:27Tai ni tii woh rehne tern
11:28Chol
11:28Yeh mein sab karloon ghi
11:29Bahar malti ka subuhu hai
11:31Usse mille
11:32Kya patha
11:33Naokri ho shabun neki din mein mil chayai
11:36Usse nahi karne shadi aai
11:38Kitni par samjhau tumehi
11:41Mille na toho ek baan
11:42Hmm?
11:43Ja
11:43Ab mein kere huu ja
11:44Ja mille
11:48Naga ji
11:51Aise kreem khanne chale?
11:57Ji
11:59Mera nam Ravindra Naik hai
12:00Or mujhe gas ki problem hai
12:03I mean
12:04Jaija school of arts me professor
12:06Apni madam ko bulayenge
12:08Please?
12:08Ai aur tiffins nahi bana sakti
12:10Sorry
12:10Lekin didi na da suubay haan kaat
12:12Ah
12:15Ai sab ko khilati raho hoi toh kud kab khau hoi?
12:19Majburi yeh meri
12:20Varnah mai bahar hi kha lieta
12:22Thik hai
12:23Ye roos aapke lehe tiffin banayagi
12:25Lekin chaar rupe per tiffin lehi
12:27Seedha double
12:28Hum hummari limit pada hain
12:30Aap aani bada hii
12:32Nega ahri
12:33Inko taklif hai bita
12:34Toh?
12:35Tumhari taklif ka kya?
12:37It's tiffin service
12:38Koi hospital nahi ahi
12:40Boliye sir
12:41Chaar rupe
12:42Thik hai?
12:45Health is more important
12:46Hmm
12:48Ok
12:49Chaar rupe dhan
12:51Welcome to Sudha's different service
12:54Thank you
13:01Boli
13:02Kaha jana ice cream ke liye
13:05Nei nei
13:07Hum
13:07Kabhi over chale jayenge
13:09Ice cream wala kaha bhaage ja raha hai
13:12Bye
13:20Zindagi ek safar hai sohana
13:24Jahaan kal kiya ho kisne jana
13:28Mega, mega, mega.
13:31Today is the first day of office, right?
13:33That's why.
13:35I'm late.
13:38Akash.
13:39I'm late.
13:40Akash.
13:42Akash.
13:43Akash.
13:43Don't eat anything.
13:45Oh.
13:47All the best.
13:48Bye.
13:51Hello.
13:52I'm Mega Matri.
13:53Hi.
13:55Aram.
13:57I'm going to talk to you.
14:01Oh.
14:03Sorry.
14:03Mr. Gorath Dharm?
14:06Yes, Akash.
14:07Yes, thank you.
14:12You...
14:13Marketing.
14:14Okay.
14:16You...
14:17I'm Head Engineer.
14:20Which college?
14:21IIT.
14:25Mega Matri.
14:26Mr. Korkar.
14:29You...
14:29I am...
14:30Oh...
14:31I...
14:31I...
14:31I...
14:50I...
14:51You are coming.
14:53Gaurav...
14:53Let's go.
14:54Let's go.
14:57He's joking.
14:59Okay.
15:00Mega, you help Akash to a proposal.
15:03Gaurav?
15:04Yes, sir.
15:04Sir, he's made my A.I.
15:06I can't say no to the Tata board, Akash.
15:12This is amazing.
15:15We are going to meet in the next month.
15:18We are not prepared yet.
15:19Yes, but they pre-poned so we have to prepare.
15:21That's that.
15:23Watch.
15:25Mechanical watch.
15:25There are mainly 6 components.
15:27There's the barrel spring.
15:29There's the hand setting mechanism.
15:31There's the train wheels encased.
15:33Very good.
15:34One step ahead.
15:35Memorize all the other components.
15:37You'll need it for the pitch.
15:38What pitch, sir?
15:40Watch project.
15:43Sir.
15:45Watch project is not confirmed.
15:47Welcome to the world of Xerxes Desai.
15:49If you have eaten, then what's behind it?
15:52Hey.
15:53Oh.
15:54Don't stress them out.
15:55Okay.
15:56This is a manual on quads.
15:58Quads?
15:59Yes.
15:59Go through it thoroughly.
16:00Keep ready for any other question.
16:02There are bullet points for the feasibility report.
16:04Two hours.
16:05Just fine-tune the entire proposal.
16:08Yes.
16:08Remember everything.
16:10Okay?
16:10Take this.
16:11Two hours, sir?
16:13Why?
16:13This is a lot.
16:14We've been collecting this data for a half of years.
16:18You have to write it in the good words.
16:20You can do it.
16:27You can do it.
16:29You can do it.
16:29You can do it.
16:30You can do it.
16:31You can do it.
16:32You can do it.
16:32You can do it.
16:33You can do it.
16:35If you give such a pitch, then you won't cancel the watch project.
16:40Can we just request them to delay this meeting?
16:43Please.
16:44Please.
16:47Thanks.
16:49Hello, operator.
16:50Connect me to Bombay House, Bombay.
16:52Yes, I'd like to speak to Mr. Tata.
16:54Yes, JRD.
16:55JRD.
16:56Tell him.
16:58Tell him we can't make it.
17:24See you in fine.
17:25No.
17:35Don't be nervous.
17:38Go inside.
17:40Convince me.
17:41Why don't you come with us?
17:43No, I can't.
17:43Why not?
17:44The board will accept the watch project immediately.
17:47We will accept all of you.
17:49Zee.
17:50You have to convince them from my status.
17:52You have to convince them from my potential.
17:54Jay.
17:55Who was the challenge of making a watch?
17:59Symbol of excellence.
18:00What?
18:01Try any of your desaiisms on me.
18:05You have to fight yourself.
18:08Okay, tell me.
18:10What is the probability of a yes or a no?
18:1250-50.
18:1450-50 means yes.
18:1750-50 means yes.
18:17Passed.
18:18What is the logic?
18:20The logic is that the watch is our dream.
18:26And a dream without passion and conviction is doomed to break.
18:31If you don't convince me, how do you expect me to entrust you with this company?
18:38Hmm?
18:40Come on.
18:42Come on.
18:59Come on.
19:01Discussion.
19:04Demonstration.
19:05Sorry.
19:06What are you doing?
19:07Zee.
19:12Hello.
19:13Good afternoon.
19:14Good afternoon, everyone.
19:16May I?
19:17Very nice.
19:19May I borrow your watch?
19:21Subki gadi, please.
19:23Just give it to Gaurav and Megha, please.
19:27Please humor me.
19:28Don't worry.
19:28I'll give them back.
19:29Good morning.
19:39Good morning.
19:39Good morning.
19:39He has all these buildings.
19:40My colleague has also collected the clocks which I didn't ask for but...
19:48...fine.
19:54Palsa, Siko, Citizen, Palsa.
19:58What's the catch, Mr. Desai?
20:01The catch is that one watch made in India is not made in India.
20:06Pick up the one in the corner.
20:08It's my GMT. Made in India.
20:12Fine. One watch is made in India.
20:16One watch out of...
20:19You cannot judge the requirement of the whole country
20:22depending on the requirement of this room.
20:25We aren't.
20:34In India, GMT makes 10 lakhs in the year.
20:38And all winners of the other small companies are 8 lakhs.
20:41So the total number of watches manufactured in India per year
20:45are 18 lakhs.
20:47We know that.
20:49Yes, sir.
20:50But do you know that in India,
20:51how many houses are in India every year?
20:55More than 50 lakhs.
20:57The gap between these figures is 32 lakhs.
21:00And the benefit of this gap is smuggled.
21:03Yes, yes.
21:05And these smuggled watches are so much bigger.
21:08Because they keep changing with time.
21:11Which is exactly what we want to do.
21:14We want to dominate this market.
21:17We think that in the market,
21:20there are a lot of scopes in the market.
21:21But now, you are looking at it directly
21:22by looking at sales.
21:24What about the first point?
21:25The manufacturing?
21:26So if GMT can,
21:29so can we.
21:30GMT is the best collaborator.
21:33It has citizens.
21:34Allwin has Seiko.
21:36What do you have, Desai?
21:38Collaborators or experts?
21:43It's a very serious investment, Desai.
21:46I know.
21:47Which one do you have right now?
21:53Now, we...
21:58Sir.
22:00We trust the access.
22:04We trust the access.
22:06Mr. Aakash.
22:07Mr. Aakash.
22:09Mr. Aakash.
22:09We trust the access.
22:14So what if we don't?
22:16Mr. Aakash.
22:17Mr. Aakash.
22:18Mr. Aakash.
22:24Mr. Aakash.
22:25Mr. Aakash.
22:26Mr. Aakash.
22:27Mr. Aakash.
22:27Mr. Aakash.
22:27Mr. Aakash.
22:27Mr. Aakash.
22:27Mr. Aakash.
22:27Mr. Aakash.
22:35Mr. Aakash.
22:49Excuse me, sirs.
22:51Have you seen the inside of a watch?
22:55Got it.
23:00This is a mechanical watch.
23:06Beautiful.
23:09But we don't have this.
23:14I love mechanical watches, but maybe I have to do it with quads.
23:19See?
23:20Yeah.
23:21That is the quads crystal.
23:24You want to make watches and now you want to experiment with new technology?
23:29Yes, sir.
23:30Because quads is the future.
23:31Yes, it really is.
23:35GMT's highest production is mechanical watches.
23:38Quads are barely making.
23:40People are thinking about what they are doing.
23:42Maybe.
23:44Or maybe they don't think about it.
23:48Because there is no competition.
23:51But our designs, our technology will revolutionize the way Indians think about luxury.
23:59They are selling cars.
24:02We will sell their dreams to every Indian.
24:11Sir, your watch is there?
24:25Sir.
24:27Mechanical is beautiful.
24:28But you don't have to do it every time.
24:31But you have to do it every time.
24:33You have to do it every time.
24:33Mr. Singh, you can't afford to lose track of time like this.
24:37That's why we have to move on.
24:39We have to move on to this self-sustaining technology.
24:45Gaurab?
24:49Is this a very simple technology?
24:50Sir, this mechanical watch,
24:53It's probably 120 to 180 components.
24:56But in our quartz watch, it's only 70.
25:00It's a very simple technology.
25:03And that's why its manufacturing cost, time, is very low.
25:07We don't have to do anything.
25:08This has its battery.
25:10It works on battery.
25:10It's going to be on the battery.
25:11You take the battery.
25:17That's it, sir.
25:19We'll be able to go for 2-3 years.
25:25Desai, if you have to start a new venture, find a safe one.
25:30Go for bigger manufacturing.
25:32Like Tata Steel, Tata Motors.
25:35Go big.
25:36We are Tatas.
25:37Exactly, sir.
25:38Exactly.
25:39We are Tatas.
25:41If we don't create history, then who will do it?
25:45Creating history is one thing and becoming history is another.
25:49You understand, right?
25:51What is our fear, Mr. Desai?
25:53How did we get scared, sir?
25:56Jamshed Ji Tata has planted the first steel plant in India.
26:00And Duraab Ji Tata has started it.
26:03How will Ritishers have raised their money?
26:05How will it happen?
26:07They've gained a profit in World War I.
26:12Jamshed Ji didn't get the entry in Watson Hotel because the board read that dogs and Indians are not allowed.
26:18They've made the biggest and luxurious 5-star hotel in Asia.
26:23The Taj Mahal Palace with the first electric lift.
26:28I didn't know anything about consumerism.
26:30Then we started Tata Salt and Tata Tea.
26:33And today, we are drinking our tea.
26:41What about the IT industry, Akash?
26:44Yes, sir.
26:45Information and technology, our knowledge was zero.
26:47Zero.
26:47And now, for a year, we are gaining profit from TCS.
26:52Cleaning, sir.
26:55That's what we need to do with the ocean.
27:06The ocean is not is going to create a machine.
27:17This is the most small engine of the universe.
27:21It is a marvel.
27:29Don't trust me gentlemen,
27:32but if I am in your place,
27:35then I will put my whole career,
27:37knowledge and everything
27:39to this project.
27:46We should do a quick vote.
27:48Those in favour of the WATCH project,
27:50raise your hands.
28:19Those not in favour, raise your hands.
28:39You got a tie?
28:49But,
28:52looking at your passion for quads,
28:56I have seen your report.
29:08It's very clear that you need substantial funding.
29:14Send your licensing proposal to the government for approval.
29:20All the best.
29:22Thank you sir.
29:27So,
29:29what's the decision?
29:3351%.
29:35Sir, the WATCH project is good to go.
29:39Congratulations.
29:41Sorry, Mazra, late holder.
29:45Tum late, Mazana.
30:11Zee,
30:12your license application draft.
30:14You have to apply it.
30:18You have to apply it.
30:19Come on.
30:20This is your house.
30:21Do you live here?
30:23The food is getting cold.
30:26So,
30:27Dede has suggested that you sit here and eat it.
30:30Come on.
30:30Come on.
30:31What's your happiness?
30:32For you,
30:33I.P.S. officer.
30:34You have to come.
30:37To make our house,
30:38you have to marry.
30:39You have to marry.
30:40Right?
30:41After knowing me,
30:42how will you stay alone?
30:44In Bombay,
30:45many people stay alone.
30:46I will stay alone.
30:47And I will not marry for the company.
30:50I will not marry for the company.
30:50If I get married,
30:51my job is gone.
30:52Then,
30:52you will come to me again.
30:54Bosh?
30:56Bosh?
30:57Bosh?
30:57Why do you not understand?
30:59Why do you not understand?
30:59There is no need to be married without the girls.
31:00His wife,
31:01that is not the Grosperty.
31:06Why?
31:06Why do you say that?
31:07why do we say the love of my wife.
31:25Why do we say everything
31:25and the love of my wife.
32:10Our proposal rejected?
32:14We'll find a way.
32:16Zee, I don't want to lose this job, man.
32:18After leaving the NBIDC, all of us...
32:20Yes, yes. You've mentioned.
32:23I'm talking to Kumud and Papa yesterday, right?
32:25My family is here, Akash.
32:27But the Tata's will put you in another venture. What about me?
32:31Let me think about it.
32:34Why are you avoiding it?
32:37Your friend is asking questions.
32:39Friend?
32:41What responsibility is your friend?
32:44Government rules and regulations were your work, right?
32:47So how could you miss the MRTPI?
32:52I don't have responsibility, brother.
32:55Who's your responsibility?
32:57Loan, experts.
32:59What are you going to do?
33:00Rejection?
33:01Loan or expert?
33:02No.
33:03MRTP Act.
33:05Come on.
33:06Don't...
33:07Don't pretend as if all the wrong things are mine.
33:09His...
33:09Watch project was your idea.
33:11The wrong things came out.
33:13If there's any wrong thing,
33:14then what's the advantage of it?
33:16I trust only on your core ideas,
33:18always standing with you.
33:20What did you do standing by doing it?
33:21Family job, family job.
33:23You couldn't do your one job.
33:24I don't even know what your contribution to the watch project is.
33:41I'm sorry.
33:42I...
33:43I didn't mean that.
33:47You're sorry.
33:50Are you asking a friend or a boss?
33:52One boss?
33:53You're your friend.
33:57I forgive my friend.
34:00But Zeeb...
34:03I quit.
34:09With such many...
34:11such uncertainty...
34:14I won't be able to do this.
34:19I'm sorry Zeeb.
34:20I quit.
34:24I quit.
34:43It's a rejection.
34:44Ake rejection.
34:47The project is dead before it even started.
34:50I don't know the way forward, Jay.
34:54You know, in the 19th century, when these high-high skyscrapers were in America, naturally they needed lifts.
35:05But these elevators were too slow.
35:08The ones who are waiting for the lift are falling, and the ones who are in the middle of the
35:12lift feel claustrophobic.
35:14I feel like the skyscrapers were the whole plan of making skyscrapers.
35:20Because without a lift building, which property would you buy in the 50s or 60s?
35:26Right? Right.
35:28So, you know what they did?
35:32They built high-speed lifts?
35:35That technology was years away.
35:39They installed mirrors in the lifts.
35:44Eyes.
35:45So that you can see your face.
35:48You can clean your clothes.
35:50You can clean your hair.
35:51And you didn't know when your floor came.
35:54Yeah.
35:55Such a simple solution for such big problems.
36:00And I'm sure you'll find your mirror too.
36:04But today, the only challenge you have is to beat me.
36:13Huh?
36:14Come on.
36:25Papa.
36:27Papa.
36:28Papa.
36:30Tea is cold.
36:31And you can eat something.
36:33Huh?
36:40You're not happy in NBA DC, right?
36:43I'm the daddy's daddy.
36:46I mean, I'm the daddy.
36:47I mean, the daddy.
36:48Now, let me eat something.
36:51You're pleased.
36:52Wherever you are, you're happy, huh?
36:57Not.
36:58Why?
37:26But he wanted a challenge.
37:29If he wanted to start a new venture, he would start a safe venture, but no, what did he listen
37:35to?
37:35Watch Manufacturing.
37:40There was so much pressure, I couldn't handle it.
37:47I don't know, but in that chaos, working with him,
37:57I don't know.
37:58It was a great pleasure.
38:24That company has insane people.
38:28And maybe I'll be away from them too.
38:31I'll leave my money and run behind my money.
38:35I guess I'll be...
38:38I'll be crazy.
38:42And without this crazyness, I'll probably...
38:47I won't be able to live.
38:57Thanks, Papa.
38:59I'll be able to live.
39:16I'll be able to live.
39:28Ani.
39:29With the MRTP Act, large-scale companies can't enter into watch manufacturing, right?
39:34Right.
39:35But there's no mention of whether a sister company or a company funded by a huge company can enter the
39:41market or not.
39:43What if, we don't directly make Tata's,
39:46but make Tata's under an investment company?
39:49I'll be able to enter the market.
39:57Hello, operator.
39:59Connect me to Madras.
40:03Number 6246004.
40:05Ani.
40:06We can get this.
40:06Yes.
40:07Ani.
40:09Yes.
40:13Ani.
40:20It's hot, man.
40:21It's hot, man, Anand.
40:22Mm-hmm.
40:30You're taking the chairman of Tirko...
40:33...to Ladoo.
40:34No, no.
40:38What's he taking?
40:40It's good.
40:41Mm-hmm.
40:43But what about Maharashtra or any other state?
40:46You'll give any land.
40:48When the idea of Watches came to you...
40:50...then why don't you give any land profit to someone else?
40:54Mm-hmm.
40:57If it's in my hand, I'll sign you with me.
41:00And I won't believe Minister Sir.
41:03Why, Sir?
41:05He doesn't trust the capitalists.
41:13You can arrange a meeting.
41:13I can arrange a meeting.
41:19But I won't believe.
41:21Mm.
41:23It's good.
41:26It's good.
41:26I really need your help here, Jay.
41:28The minister...
41:30...apparently hates capitalists.
41:33Oh, really?
41:35Yeah.
41:36At the meeting at 2 p.m.
41:39Well, book us on the 9 a.m. flight.
41:43Great.
41:51Hello.
41:53Mr. Rishabh, you need to understand one thing.
41:54When you're dealing with me, you have to be very, very clear with the numbers...
41:57...because I am locked.
41:58Thank you, Rishabh.
42:00Sir, I've called you urgently.
42:01I've called you, Rishabh.
42:02Hmm.
42:03And...
42:04Okay, Sir.
42:07No.
42:07You're fired.
42:12Oh, Sir, you're...
42:16Your termination letters.
42:21Sorry, guys.
42:22Sir, but what...
42:23Stop it.
42:26Sir, sorry.
42:27You're fired.
42:29...because you're hired in our new company.
42:37Gosh, sir.
42:38Okay.
42:42Who are Western Investments?
42:44Well, we are now a small independent investment firm.
42:48Yes.
42:49Small investment firm, how do you compete with GMT?
42:54Well, a small independent investment firm, backed by the Tata's.
43:01Our firm becomes small, our thoughts, our dreams become small.
43:08Right?
43:09Right, Sir.
43:11What's the time for?
43:12Sir, all of you, sir.
43:14All of you, sir.
43:15You're fine.
43:16All of you, sir.
43:18You've got to wear a van.
43:19Because we haven't built it until now.
43:35Welcome to cross-tar-ing investment.
43:37Thank you, sir.
43:37Thank you, Sir.
43:38Pleasure.
43:41Pleasure.
43:55Nervous?
43:56I just really want this to go well.
43:59You know, Zee, you have a basic problem.
44:03Which one?
44:04What you think of your mind,
44:06it looks like you're face.
44:09Oh.
44:11You should keep in mind,
44:13when you meet a client,
44:16you should show him your Shunniya Chahra.
44:19Shunniya Chahra?
44:22I want to see you as inspired by Hindi.
44:28Shunniya Chahra means nil face.
44:32Oh.
44:32No expression.
44:37Hmm?
44:38Hmm.
44:38What is going on in my mind,
44:41you should not know the client's mind.
44:45If you're going to cry first,
44:48he'll take you for granted.
44:50If you're going to see your nervousness,
44:52then he'll underestimate you.
44:57always remember,
44:59hmm?
45:01hmmm.
45:11hmmm.
45:26hmmm.
45:27Sir, at least meeting where you could wait, Penelami.
45:30They are the one keeping us waiting right now.
45:33Sir, we call them at 2 PM, sir.
45:35Good afternoon, gentlemen. I trust we are on time.
45:38Huh, Zerg, sis?
45:41Yes, sir.
45:42You left the car?
45:44Yes, sir.
45:46Sir, please.
45:51I apologize, but I'm a little short of time.
45:54Sir, so if you don't mind, we should discuss the terms and conditions of the agreement now.
46:00What terms and conditions?
46:02We didn't agree to give away land.
46:03Not your terms and conditions. Ours.
46:07In place of that land, I am offering you a collaboration between TIDCO and Tata's.
46:16TIDCO and Tata, sir?
46:18TIDCO and Tata.
46:22And in that collaboration, 27.88% of the stakes will belong to TIDCO.
46:31Stookster.
46:34Sir.
46:37That's almost 28%.
46:42Are you serious or joking?
46:45I never joke when I'm talking about business, sir.
46:49We haven't just come here for the land and factories.
46:51I want to start an industry.
46:55Not just us that will benefit the local people of Tamil Nadu.
47:00Because for this, we will employ only people from Tamil Nadu.
47:05So, employment, stakes, collaboration, Tata's.
47:11What more incentive do you need?
47:14Sir.
47:15Sir, what this TIDCO is going on?
47:18Sir.
47:20Sir.
47:20Sir.
47:20Sir.
47:21Sir.
47:22Sir.
47:24Sir.
47:26Sir.
47:29Sir.
47:29Sir.
47:33Sir.
47:39Sir.
47:39And what's wrong with your face?
47:43What's wrong with your face?
47:47Will you nice it?
47:49I really mean, why am I OK?
47:52I'll tell people about how nice it comes.
47:55I am killed!
47:56A minimum of a sentence for French collaborators.
47:59You are out of my mouth, and for one year you will need to take training from French experts.
48:06Of course.
48:07Sir.
48:15No, no, not me, Zooks, this is the founder.
48:54Who will be the GM?
48:56Shama Krishna Gopalan.
48:59When will you come?
49:00Any minute now.
49:01What do you think about his face?
49:04No, look at the face.
49:08His strategies worked marvels at Belfast Electronics.
49:12No, really.
49:13No, look at the face.
49:14It seems like,
49:16Hi, this is Shama Krishna Gopalan.
49:19S-K Gopalan.
49:21You Xerox this.
49:24Hello.
49:25You are Mr.
49:28Mr. Zerzak Desai?
49:32Yeah, Xerox is, but you can call me Z or Desai.
49:36I would prefer Mr. Desai.
49:37Please.
49:44I happen to be S-K Gopalan.
49:48Yes.
49:49Welcome to the watch project.
49:51Oh, thank you.
49:51Thank you so much.
49:52I am, I am.
49:53I am.
49:54Are there any formal name for the company?
49:57Oh
50:16Corp idea
50:22Yeah.
50:23Yeah.
50:24I think there's something mythological about it.
50:28Mega?
50:29Can you think of anything?
50:30Like Nike, the Greek goddess.
50:33It's not.
50:34There are thousands of brands with mythological names.
50:37Something else.
50:44In Germany, Volkswagen means people's car.
50:47So, if people's watch, like,
50:51people's cars...
50:54You're very worried about it.
50:56No, no, no.
50:57Don't forget to find any easy words
50:59that tell our brand value.
51:03Gopalan.
51:04This is the government letter, sir.
51:19Finally, we got the license.
51:21It's done.
51:26So, taking it from there,
51:28I was just thinking that...
51:31Nescafe got its name from its parent company.
51:34Nestle, right?
51:35Hmm.
51:36So, what is our parent company?
51:46Tata Industries?
51:47Hmm.
51:48And our partner is...
51:53Titco.
51:55So, what if we derive something from these two...
51:58...entities?
51:59Tata Industries?
52:12Tata Industries?
52:14Tata Industries?
52:20Tata Industries?
52:21Inите for us.
52:24Yes, sir.
52:27Hmm, us, sir.
52:28I'd agree.
52:33Hmm.
52:46It's the Bo Plus I...
52:49Right.
52:56Titan
52:59What's this, eh?
53:02That's so nice
53:04That's so nice
53:07What's that?
53:09What's that?
53:09What's that?
53:10What's that?
53:12What's that?
53:13Good
53:14Good
53:14Good
53:20Titan
53:21Yeah
53:23Have you ever heard before?
53:25Because the company is registered and established
53:28So what do you want to loan?
53:31To establish the company
53:34Look, Tata's and our relationship is very old
53:37Yeah
53:38But watch is a risky business
53:41What?
53:42You want to make some quads on that, right?
53:45Yes
53:46It's only 5% of GMT's total sales
53:50Yes, because they focus on
53:52Do you know why people's money are safe in our bank?
53:58That's not that our security is very tight
54:00That's why we didn't take any risk with their money
54:03Yeah, no
54:05Listen
54:06I know it's a bit of a
54:07I'm sorry Mr. Isai
54:09If any other bank is ready to take risk
54:11Then
54:12All the best
54:14But we can't give you a loan
54:18I'm sorry
54:26I'm sorry
54:27Sorry Mr. Desai
54:27We can't give you a loan
54:30Look, your loan application will reject
54:33No one doesn't understand this technology
54:34Quads
54:36Quads
54:36Quads
54:36What's the matter?
54:38What's the matter?
54:39We believe in safe investments
54:42Sorry Mr. Desai
54:44No
54:46No
54:46No
54:47Sorry Mr. Desai
54:47You don't have any loan loan
54:48In this sector
54:49There's no guarantee
54:50Your loan is rejected
54:52Sorry Mr. Desai
54:53Sorry
54:54Sorry
54:54Oh
54:55No
54:56No
54:56No
54:57No
54:58Yes
54:58No
55:01No
55:02No
55:02You
55:14No
55:15No
55:16It's
55:18You
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