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Yesterday
Guns, Glamour & Girl Bosses
11m 15s
May 1
AAP’s Breaking Point: The Exit of Seven
21m 18s
Apr 30
Sun–Organon: The scope, risks, and future of India's biggest pharma deal
16m 42s
Jun 2025
Muhammad Yunus: We dream of creating a new Bangladesh
22m 59s
Jun 2024
Why Protestors Stormed Kenya's Parliament
9m 14s
Jun 2025
Furious India Destroys Trump in Public Address
22m 1s
Sep 2025
Nepal’s Gen Z don’t want #NepoKids or corruption
12m 24s
May 2024
What Rahul Gandhi Wants
47m 38s
Apr 2025
Why France-Algeria Relations Have Collapsed
6m 30s
Sep 2025
Thousands protest Trump’s UK royal visit + Inside Taliban tourism
24m 25s
She grew up navigating a war zone of a family home, arrived in Bombay with ₹50 lakhs borrowed from a neighbour, and watched her debut film get pulled from theatres the morning after India lost the cricket World Cup. That's where most stories end. Guneet Monga's was just beginning. In this candid, far-ranging conversation with ET’s Anirban Chowdhury and in-house film journalist and critic Rajesh N Naidu, the Oscar-winning producer and CEO of Sikhya Entertainment traces a 20-year journey defined by jugaad, grit, and an unshakeable belief in the power of story. From Gangs of Wasseypur to The Lunchbox, Kill to Women in Film India — this is the real education they don't teach at film school.
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