Announcement
Bohra Films & Entertainment, following the success of its earlier YouTube‑first show Gamechangers with Komal Nahta, has launched a second series titled “Kal, Aaj Aur Legacy — Building India Through Generations.” The series is a candid, story‑driven exploration of India’s second‑ and third‑generation business leaders as they navigate inheritance, expectations, responsibilities, and the pressures of building upon established family legacies. It moves beyond balance‑sheet metrics to examine personal struggles, defining moments, difficult decisions, and transformative experiences that shape the next generation of leadership.
Vision Statement
Director Anil Bohra stated, “There is considerable focus on start‑ups and new‑age entrepreneurs today, but the contribution of family‑owned businesses to India’s economic growth cannot be overlooked. These enterprises have played a pivotal role in building the country’s industrial and commercial landscape over several decades. This show celebrates the families who have worked diligently, often away from the limelight, to build enduring businesses and create lasting value for the nation.”
Featured Business Leaders
- Irfan Patel, representing Patanwaala, a fourth‑generation dairy brand, explained that the company has embraced technology at its farms to transform traditional dairy operations and meet evolving market demands, highlighting the scalability of family‑led enterprises through integration of farming, dairy production, and consumer businesses.
- Akash Goenka, of Goldiee Masala, noted that every legacy business that continues to grow across generations carries myths and misconceptions, and that young leaders have a responsibility to share meaningful insights into how traditional businesses are evolving, appreciating the platform that challenges these myths.
- Rahul Kothari, Managing Director of Pakona Engineers Pvt. Ltd., emphasized the global contribution of Indian enterprises, stating that while India is widely recognised for its IT industry, Pakona Engineers exports machinery to over 95 countries, and his father laid the foundation for taking the Indian tricolour across international markets, a journey he now continues.
Core Question
At its heart, the series asks: When you inherit a legacy, do you simply carry it forward, or do you have the courage to redefine it?
Distribution
The series has premiered on YouTube, making the conversations accessible to a wide audience.
Disclaimer
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