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Spill the tea with Vijayendra Kumeria: TV has vast viewership compared to OTT
Vijayendra Kumeria made his television debut with the popular TV show Chotti Bahu. And, since then the actor has starred in numerous popular shows like Udaan, Naagin, the current one Aapki Nazron Ne Samjha among others. In a tête-à -tête, Vijayendra answers a volley of fun questions. Read on.
Television serial you regularly watch apart from your own:
I like to watch Bhabi Ji Ghar Pe Hai. It s quite funny.
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ver-the-top scene you have shot so far:
It was for my TV show Udaan. There was a scene in which I broke iron chains and pull down a pillar.it was one of the most over-the-top scenes.
Udaan to buy back employee stocks worth Rs 165-175 crore
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Udaan joins a slew of companies such as Cred, Swiggy, Razorpay, Acko, Zerodha and Browserstack that have announced Esop buybacks in the past six months
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Online business-to-business marketplace Udaan will buy back employee stocks worth Rs 165-175 crore, joining a batch of Indian startups that have facilitated such liquidity programmes for their staff amid the Covid-19 pandemic, which has hit the domestic economy hard.
In an internal email to all employees, the company said, “We want to… reward our employees who have worked relentlessly over the last many months and years with a meaningful wealth creation opportunity through an employee stock ownership plan (Esop) liquidity offer 2021.
Ronit says he can’t sleepwalk through roles
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Ronit Roy says he has a different approach to play different roles. He says while many people think they can “sleepwalk” through roles, he feels an
actor can never do that.
“That is not true. I have read some critics writing that ‘he can sleepwalk’ through the role, but that is never the case. You can never do that. At least, I can’t,” he said.
The actor adds that even if he plays a father in
multiple projects, each project will have a different angle that he needs to cater to. “Every character that do is different. I was a father in
Startups end FY21 on a high note as fund flows top in Q4
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Startup funding in Q4 FY21 stood at $3.65 billion, a tenth higher than the year-ago period when fundraising stood at $3.22 billion. The surge was led by unicorns Byju s, Dream11, Udaan and Zomato.
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The buoyancy in the last quarter of the fiscal contrasts sharply with the decline in annual risk capital inflow during a year hit hard by the pandemic. (Illustration: Rahul Awasthi/ETtech)
Bengaluru: A series of large financing rounds for some of India’s best-known startups has propelled the flow of risk capital into the sector to a high of $3.65 billion in the final quarter of 2020-21, marking an increase by over a tenth from the same period last year when funding had touched $3.22 billion, data sourced by ET shows.