Shark Tank India showrunner Bimal spills opens some insights into Amitabh Bachchan’s work ethic,
Shark Tank India showrunner Bimal spills opens some insights into Amitabh Bachchan’s work ethic,
Shark Tank India has emerged as a very popular project and is being much lauded by the viewers.
Recently, the Showrunner spilled some insights into the work ethic of Bollywood’s legendary actor Amitabh Bachchan, revealing his immense respect for the value of others’ time among many other wonderful qualities
Bimal Unnikrishnan, Shark Tank India showrunner, discussed the essential qualities for success in the creative field with Ritesh Agarwal. Reflecting on his time working with Amitabh Bachchan on Kaun Banega Crorepati, he pointed out the noteworthy traits that contributed to Bachchan’s success.
Ritesh discovered that Amitabh Bachchan, impressed by a short film created by a novice Vinod, offered to collaborate with him.
This encouragement meant a lot to the young filmmaker. Ritesh who then asked Bimal on his experience working with the legendary actor on KBC.
Bimal elaborated that there’s so much to learn, but his learnings are very simple. Work ethics. He has found his work ethics inspirational to another level.
Turning up on time is amazing, but the diligence… You respect the value of time, you respect the value of others’ time, and you respect the audience, and give them the best that’s possible. More importantly, the prep that he puts in, so that the impact on screen is maximised.”
The third season of Shark Tank India is currently on air, featuring the return of sharks Anupam Mittal, Aman Gupta, Namita Thapar, Vineeta Singh, Peyush Bansal, and Amit Jain. Additionally, Ritesh Agarwal is among several others who have joined the panel for this season.
In a video posted by the OYO founder on YouTube, Bimal mentioned, “If you look at the television industry or the media industry as a whole, it’s essentially a freelancer’s gig.
If you look at Shark Tank, 99% of the people are freelancers.
If you’re already used to a comfort zone, this may not be the stuff for you. This needs hustle, this needs going beyond your call of duty. It needs patience, it needs perseverance. If you don’t have it, it’s probably not for you. It’s a lot of hard work, it doesn’t have regular work hours, no amenities. You don’t get insurance. A lot of stuff is wrong, and you’d want it to be corrected.”
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