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Top 10 Entrepreneurs In India

India is a developing country, and several industrialists have contributed to the progress of the nation. Here, we will discuss the well-known top 10 entrepreneurs. The first name is Ratan Tata, the former chairman of Tata group and Tata sons. The intellectual was facilitated with Padma Bhushan in 2000 and Padma Vibhushan in 2008 from the Indian Government. He has been awarded the ‘International Distinguished Achievement Award’ in 2005 from the B’nai B’rith International organisation. The great man is a philanthropist who strives to make India a happier country.

 The next person on the list is Sandeep Maheshwari, who is a well known motivational speaker. The inspiring man is the owner of ImagesBazaar. Being an excellent photographer, he has created a world record by clicking more than 1000 pictures of 122 models within just 10 hrs and 45 minutes in 2003. The growth of his company helped him to be one of the most successful entrepreneurs in India. The tycoon has received the Star Youth Achiever Award from the Global Youth Marketing Forum and Young Creative Entrepreneur Award by the British Council

 Then comes Vijay Shekhar Sharma, the founder of One97 that delivers mobile contents. Later became the CEO of Paytm, which is an online payment platform. The intellectual was awarded the CEO of the Year award in 2015 by the SABRE Award. He won the Entrepreneur of the year by The Economic Times in 2016.  Forbes ranked him as India’s youngest billionaire in 2017, and GQ India listed the intelligent man among the top 50 Influential Indians.

 The fourth name is Trishneet Arora, who is the CEO and establisher of TAC Security Solutions.  The organization strives to prevent and investigate cybercrimes. He was listed in ‘40 under 40’ by Fortune India, and in 2017, the boy was ranked among the 50 most influential young Indian by the GQ’s magazine. The reputed firm has received the ‘Company of the year’ award by Golden Bridge awards in 2019 and the CyberSecurity TechTors award in 2020. The lad has written two books related to Cyber Security.

 The fifth individual on the list is Ritesh Aggarwal, one of the top entrepreneurs in India. He is the founder of OYO(On Your Own). The youngster began his career at the age of 17. Since 2013, OYO rooms have served more than 12000 hotels around the globe. The company had raised over one billion dollars in 2018. The guy is the first Asian who was awarded the Thiel fellowship.

The sixth person is Srikanth Bolla, whose work is appreciated by the country. The young man attended the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and became the first-ever international blind student. The lad found the Bollant industry that produces recycled products and hires people with disabilities in the company. Forbes has listed him in 30 under 30 in the year 2017. His dream is to be the first blind president of India.

Then comes Chhotu Sharma, who began CS infotech that trains individuals in the latest software technology. The wise man has received a Microsoft Certification in software development.  He has trained more than 1000 students, and many of them are placed in reputed firms. The Union Minister of Health and Family welfare awarded him in 2015 for his contribution to Education and Information Technology and his motivational story.

The upcoming person on the list is PC Musthafa, the Ceo and co-founder of ID Fresh food since 2006. The youngster and his three cousins, namely Abdul Nazir, Jafar TK, and Noushad TA, planned to sell fresh idlis at the beginning. Slowly they became well-known in the nearby regions. PC Musthafa was appreciated with the Entrepreneur India award for his outstanding success.

The second last name on the list is Deep Kalra, who is an alumnus of  IIM Ahmedabad.  He was the founder and group CEO of MakeMyTrip in 2000. His company has recorded history by receiving nine awards in 2012. The tycoon is a member of the Executive Council of NASSCOM and  Charter Member of TiE (The Indus Entrepreneurs).  MakeMyTrip has won Best Online Tour Company, Retailer of the Year, and Leisure and Travel E- Retailer Award.

Last but not least is Anuj Rakyan, who is the owner of RAW Pressery, which is the first Cold Pressed Juice Company in India. He started the company from his kitchen in June 2013. The firm began with one crore fifty lakh and later became a two fifty crores organisation within forty-two months.

All these top 10 entrepreneurs in India have dedicated their life to accomplish dreams and are determined to help the country progress. Each one of them had a clear vision and thus, they strived to become the change maker. Everyone has their own desires, it just requires hard work and a perfect plan to succeed with prosperity.

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Today’s Business News Headlines – 26th May 2017 – Tentaran.com

  Here are the Business News Headlines as on 26th May 2017: Business Standard DLF group is planning a major entry into the co-work space business. It aims to lease 100,000 sq ft of prime commercial space, initially in the Delhi region and Chennai, to start-ups in the co-working sector over the next couple of years. DLF is in talks with New York-based WeWork and other US and Europe-based co-work…

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Here is how CEO Jayasree Ullal became a self-made billionaire

Jayshree Ullal has a slew of monikers to her name, including "Queen of the Wired World." She isn't simply another Indian businesswoman who has built a reputation for herself around the world. Ullal is one of the top five prominent persons in the world of networking, according to Forbes, and has been giving IT behemoths a run for their money. With a net worth of $1.7 billion, Ullal, 60, was one of five Indian Americans and Indian entrepreneurs listed on Forbes' list of America's Richest Self-Made Women this year. 

Arista Networks' president and CEO, who is well-known for her financial acumen, was instrumental in transforming the cloud computing company into a global leader in networking technology. Her knowledge and abilities have earned her a number of prizes and accolades. She was named one of VM World's Top Ten Executives, A Woman of Influence for Security CSOs, Information Week's Innovator and Influencer Award, CRN's Top 25 Disruptors of 2014, World's Best CEOs: Growth Leaders in 2018, and Fortune's Businessperson of the Year for 2019. She was also ranked 118 on Fortune's Businessperson of the Year for 2019.

Ullal was born in London and raised in Delhi, where she attended the Convent of Jesus and Mary before moving to the United States with her family when her physicist father got a new job. She finally earned her bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from San Francisco State University and her master's degree in engineering management from Santa Clara University. She was one of only two female students in a class of 70 at college. She interprets this as a message that more women should be encouraged to pursue technical education.

She started her career at Fairchild, then moved to AMD before joining Crescendo, a communications firm that was ultimately acquired by Cisco. Cisco also hired Ullal on a two-year contract, which she was able to extend for another 15 years because of her abilities. According to a Business Line interview with Ullal, she was able to expand the switching business from zero to more than $10 billion in a decade with the help of her CEO and employer. The startup ethos within such a massive corporation piqued Ullal's interest, and she was soon promoted to a senior executive position at Cisco. By letting businesses connect their devices to the same network, the switching business turned out to be a cash cow, bringing in a third of Cisco's income. 

Ullal had her moments of self-doubt as she progressed from strength to strength. Was she doing a good job as a mother or a father? Was she able to strike a balance and do credit to all of her responsibilities? “ In the year 2000, I began to wonder if I was too focused on my career. As a result, I took a leave of absence from Cisco for several months in order to be a full-time mother to my two girls. 'Amma, when are you going back to work?' they asked me soon after. This is a pivotal moment. In an interview, she remarked, "I did return to Cisco, this time with a heightened sense that I was destined to manage my job and family." It also helped that she had very supportive parents and hubby. 

She left Cisco in 2008 to become the Indian billionaire, president, and CEO of Arista Networks. She'd always wanted to run her own business, and Arista provided the perfect opportunity. She quickly gained business from her former employer and added some large companies to her portfolio, including Microsoft and Facebook. Arista has become one of the fastest-growing cloud networking firms, with a valuation of upwards of $25 billion, as she has chipped away at Cisco's market share. In truth, Ullal was a key figure in transforming a once-obscure company into a big player in the world of computer networking. 

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RIL top-ranked Indian firm on Forbes Global 2000 list, leaves Adani behind

Billionaire Mukesh Ambani's Reliance Industries Ltd climbed two spots to No. 53 on Forbes' latest Global 2000 list of public companies worldwide.

Forbes Global 2000 ranks the largest companies in the world using four metrics: sales, profits, assets and market value, Forbes said releasing the 2022 ranking of the world's top 2,000 companies.

Reliance is the top-ranked Indian firm on the list, followed by State Bank of India at No. 105, HDFC Bank at No. 153 and ICICI Bank at No. 204.

Other top 10 Indian firms on the list include state-owned Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) at 228 rank, Housing Development Finance Corporation Ltd (HDFC) at No. 268, Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) at No.357, Tata Consultancy Services Ltd (TCS) at No. 384, Tata Steel at No. 407 and Axis Bank at No. 431.

"Energy and banking sector corporations were among the highest-ranking Indian companies in Forbes' Global 2000 list of public companies this year," the publication said.

Oil-to-telecom-to-retail conglomerate Reliance, which recorded sales of USD 104.6 billion between April 2021 and March 2022, became the first Indian company to generate over USD 100 billion in annual revenue.

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ALIIFF to screen over 100 Movies from across the world

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ALIIFF to screen over 100 Movies from across the world

The 4th All Lights India International Film Festival (ALIIFF) will be held at PVR Cinemas, Inorbit Mall,Hyderabad from Dec 1-4, 2018.

The opening movie of ALIIFF 2018 will be the Iran’s OSCAR Runner of this year’s foreign film category “No Date, No Signature “by Vahid Jalilvand

Hyderabad, November 23, 2018– Indywood Film Carnival, the much anticipated entertainment fiesta of the year, will be held at HITEX Convention Centre from December 1st to 5th 2018. The Carnival is expected to accelerate the growth of Indian Film Industry through materialising big budget movie projects, co-production ventures and B2B meet generating business worth Rs 500 crore.

  The fourth edition of Indywood Film Carnival (IFC 2018), a flagship venture of 10 billion USD Project Indywood, aims to elevate Indian cinema to an international level. IFC 2018 will be one-stop platform for showcasing the latest technology and future possibilities in the entire spectrum of film making, skill development, pre-production, production, technical support, post-production, distribution, marketing and release among others.

All Lights India International Film Festival (ALIIFF)  – the flagship event of Indywood Film Carnival,  will screen over 100 movies from nearly 50 countries. Cinema lovers can expect a grand visual experience with PVR Inorbit Mall set to open its 4 theater screens for the film festival, as they being the Exculsive Multiplex Partner. The films will be screened in top quality screens with the famous PVR service experience offered in full. Around 16 movies will be screened per day and the films will include premiers of National and International Films.

The 4th edition of ALIIFF will see the screening of feature films with a long list of must watch short films and documentaries from across the world. There will be most awaited films from the World Cinema and the movies from this year’s Oscar race too. A tribute segment to the legendary Iranian director Late Mr. Abbas Kiarostami, is another highlight of the festival. Celebrity red carpet walks, exclusive Media Interactions and Q&A sessions with the industry’s leading directors and celebrities will also be held at the venue during the festival.

For more details, please log on to www.aliiff.com

Given below is the list of films that will be screened in the festival’s competition and non competition Sections:

Opening  Movie

No Date, No Signature by Vahid Jalilvand

Iran |2017|104 Mins

International Competition for Feature Films

Pupa  by Indrasis Acharya India | 2018 | 109 Mins

  The Bird Was Not A Bird by Ahmad Zia Arash Afghanistan | 2017 | 90 Mins

  ROBIN by Toby Schmutzler Germany | 2018 | 75 Mins

  The Third Wish by Vit Karas Czech Republic | 2017| 102 Mins

  INDIGO LAKE by MARTIN SIMPSON Australia | 2017 | 92 Mins

  Clay Pit by Vera Glagoleva

Russia | 2018 | 77 Mins

  Amir by Nima Eghlima

Iran | 2018 | 106 Mins

  International Competition for Debut  Director’s Films

Octav by Serge Ioan Celebidachi Romania | 2017 | 100 Mins

  Kupal by Kazem Mollaie Iran | 2017 | 81 Mins

  Miracle of Christmas by Eri Tsukimoto Japan | 2018 | 115 Mins

  Aalorukkam  by V C abhilash India | 2017 | 116 Mins

  Delia & Sammy  by Therese Cayaba

Philippines | 2018 | 84 Mins

  Kiko Boksingero by Thop Nazareno

Philippines | 2017 | 79 Mins

  Runaway (Uronchondi) by Abhishek Saha

India | 2018 | 101 Mins

  International Competition for Indywood Panorama

Painting Life by Dr.Bijukumar Damodaran

India | 2018| 145 Mins

  Karim Mohammed by Pawan Kumar Sharma

India | 2017 | 99 Mins

  SINJAR by Sandeep Pampally

India | 2017 | 115 Mins

  Dear Molly by Gajendra Ahire

India | 2018|  91 Mins

TOLET by Chezhiyan Ra

India | 2017|99 Mins

  The Golden Mountain  by Parambrata Chattopadhyay

India | 2018|131 Mins

  International Competition for Short Films

MASHHAD by Shabu Kilithattil

U A E | 2018 | 18 Mins

  Raagasoothram by Sreejith Nampoothiry

India | 2017 | 27 Mins

  The Waiting Place by Karishma Jhalani

India | 2018 | 25 Mins

  The President’s Visit  by Cyril Aris

U S A | 2017 | 19 Mins

  The Gray Line by Saki Farzana

Bangladesh | 2018 | 18 Mins

  Banshi (The Flute) by Kaushik Sengupta

India | 2018 | 20 Mins

  NAGARUM NODIYIL by Raj Eshwar

India | 2018 | 18 Mins

  Let Me Breathe by Donald Roman Lopez

U S A | 2018 | 15 Mins

  The Drainage by Vikrant Ramdas Badarkhe

India | 2017 | 15 Mins

  Quarter by Vishal Shinde

India | 2018 | 22 Mins

  Fhedi  by Anne Alfred

Egypt  | 2018 | 11 Mins

  Sacred Hair by  MARIO MORIN

Canada | 2017 | 13 Mins

  The Domestic Fly by Áron Horváth

Slovenia | 2017 | 10 Mins

  TRACES  by Guichart Cecilia

Luxembourg | 2017 | 15 Mins

  Midnight Run by Remya Raj

India | 2018 | 14 Mins

  Silver Bangles by Roshan Bikram Thakuri

Nepal | 2017 | 15 Mins

  Gaze by Farnoosh Samadi

Italy | 2017 | 14 Mins

  A Gentle Night by QIU Yang

China | 2017 | 15 Mins

  The Son, the Father… by Lukas Hassel

U S A | 2017 | 13 Mins

  Joy by Vladimir Munkuev

Russia | 2018 | 23 Mins

  International Competition for Student Short Films

Rouff  by Markus Eschrich, Johannes Lumer, Benjamin Brand, Julius Rosen, Johannes Engelhardt

Germany | 2017 | 7 Mins

  Mimesis by Rafael Trejo Ortega

Mexico | 2018 | 30 Mins

  The Lie Game by Jyothi Kalyan Sura

U S A | 2018 | 14 Mins

  Behind High Walls by Sherine Sabry, Frank Bartscheck II

Egypt | 2018 | 12 Mins

  Lakshmi  by Shashank Mhasawade

India | 2018 | 27 Mins

  Saad (Calling)  by Kunika Kharat

India | 2017 | 20 Mins

  Hers Truly by Sherine Sabry, Frank Bartscheck II

Egypt | 2018 | 12 Mins

  Breaking Out by Heshvanth Gurukul

India | 2018 | 24 Mins

  Through the looking glass by Rakesh Varma

India | 2018 | 22 Mins

    International Competition for Documentaries

ABDUL and JOSE by Luigi Acquisto

Australia | 2017 | 52 Mins

  The Girl and The Picture by Vanessa Roth

U S A | 2018 | 39 Mins

  The Borrowed Dress by Leen Alfaisal

U A E | 2017 |56 Mins

  The Barre by hyuk-rho LEE

South Korea| 2018 | 47 Mins

  Women and Religion in India  by Disha Arora

India | 2018 | 36 Mins

  Wounded Gold by Mustafa Hadziibrahimovic

Netherlands | 2017 | 50 Mins

  Art and Lega Power by Richard UYER THUMITHO

Democratic Republic of the Congo | 2017 |47 Mins

  Out of Competition Category

Children  & Animated Films

Pale white by Gholamreza Jafari

Afghanistan| 2017 | 8 Mins

  Leo Minor by Tai Wedekind

France| 2017 | 8 Mins

  Blows With The Wind by Hazhir As’adi

Iran| 2017 | 7 Mins

  The Fixies: Top Secret  by Vasiko Bedoshvili ,Andrey Kolpin,Ivan Pshonkin

Russia | 2017 | 80 Mins

  Short Film Show case

TYSON by SANJAY BHATIA

India |2018 | 13 Mins

  A Date With Shillelagh by Jeff Stewart

U K| 2018 | 12 Mins

  UNDO by CV Ramana

India| 2018| 18 Mins

  The Opaque by Anish Kunnath

Singapore | 2018 | 15 Mins

  THE REHABILITATION (PUNARUTHARANAM ) by NAVARAJ R S

India| 2018 | 11 Mins

  VIGHATANE by Ram Manjjonaath

India | 2018 | 8 Mins

  Chime  by Ram Emani V S Nanda Kishore

India | 2018 | 10 Mins

  World Cinema

The Frozen Fire by Anuruddha Jayasinghe

Sri Lanka| 2018 | 130 Mins

  Memories by Soo Sung Lee

South Korea | 2017 | 96 Mins

  I’Father by Mark Norfolk

Kosovo| 2018 | 91 Mins

  Village Rock star by Rima Das

India | 2017 | 87 Mins

  According to Mathew by Chandran Rutnam

Sri Lanka | 2018 | 120 Mins

  The Road to Sunrise by Charles Shemu Joyah

Malawi | 2017 |145 Mins

  Tribute to  Abbas Kiarostami

  Taste of Cherry  by Abbas Kiarostami

Iran| 1997 | 95 Mins

  Wind will carry us by Abbas Kiarostami

Iran| 1999 | 118 Mins

  Certified Copy by Abbas Kiarostami

Iran| 2010 | 106 Mins

  Special Screening

Aickarakkonathe Bhishaguaranmaar by Biju Majeed

India| 2018 | 129 Mins

  Firdaws by Mayur Puri

India | 2017 | 17 Mins

  Baba Joom by Yuval Delshad

Israel | 2015 | 91 Mins

  NAWAL THE JEWEL by RENJILAL DAMODARAN

India | 2017 | 121 Mins

  ANDARKAHINI [SELF-EXILE] by Arnab K Middya

India | 2017 | 86 Mins

  Guest Country – Iran

Forbidden by Hassan Yekta Panah

Iran| 2017 | 98 Mins

  Lollipop by Mohammad Hossein Farahbakhsh

Iran | 2016 | 83 Mins

  Privacy by Ahmad Moazzami

Iran | 2017 | 80 Mins

  TIME TO LOVE by Alireza Raissian

Iran | 2015 | 95 Mins

  Locked In by Nadira murray, Pavel shepan

Iran | 2017 | 15 Mins

  Shoor Abad by Arash seyfi

Iran | 2018|15 Mins

  Focus Country – Russia

Hymn to the Great City by Andrei Yehmov

Russia | 2018|49 Mins

  My Name is Makhaz by Inar Narmania

Russia | 2018|14 Mins

  Two Halves (SOUL MATES) by Baybulat Batullin

Russia | 2017|15 Mins

  Clay Pit by Vera Glagoleva

Russia | 2018 | 77 Mins

  The Fixies: Top Secret  by Vasiko Bedoshvili , Andrey Kolpin, Ivan Pshonkin

Russia | 2017 | 80 Mins

  A Hellish Chaos by Sergey Debizhev

Russia | 2017 | 110 Mins

  Joy by Vladimir Munkuev

Russia | 2018 | 23 Mins

  About Indywood

NRI businessman Sohan Roy, Chairman and CEO of UAE based Aries Group of Companies, is the

founder director of 10 billion US dollar Project Indywood which aims to elevate the Indian Film

Industry to global standards in the next five years through a consortium of 2000 Indian

billionaires and corporates. A serial entrepreneur who is consistently featured in Forbes Middle East’s list of Top 50 business owners and a Hollywood filmmaker of Indian origin, Sohan Roy aims to establish 10,000 4K projection multiplex screens, 100,000 2K/4K projection home cinemas, 8K/4K film studios, 100 animation/VFX studios and film schools adhering to international standards through Indywood.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been ranked among the top 10 most powerful people in the world by Forbes in a list that has been topped for the first time ever by Chinese President Xi Jinping, who dethroned Russian President Vladimir Putin as the most influential person on the planet.  Modi ranks 9th on the Forbes 2018 list of 75 of the World’s Most Powerful People who make the world turn “There are nearly 7.5 billion humans on planet Earth, but these 75 men and women make the world turn. Forbes’ annual ranking of The World’s Most Powerful People identifies one person out of every 100 million whose actions mean the most,” Forbes said. Modi, 67, is ahead of Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg (ranked 13), United Kingdom Prime Minister Theresa May (14), Chinese Premier Li Keqiang (15) and Apple CEO Tim Cook (24).  Reliance Industries Chairman Mukesh Ambani, with a net worth of 41.2 billion dollars, is the only other Indian on the power list, ranking 32nd. Microsoft’s India-born CEO Satya Nadella is on the 40th spot. Forbes said Modi “remains hugely popular” in the second most populous country on earth. It cited Modi government’s November 2016 decision to eliminate India’s two largest banknotes in a bid to reduce money laundering and corruption. “Modi has raised his profile as a global leader in recent years during official visits with US President Donald Trump and Xi Jinping. He has also emerged as a key figure in the international effort to tackle climate change, as warming affects millions of his country’s rural citizens,” Forbes said. On Ambani, Forbes said the billionaire industrialist’s Reliance sparked a price war in India’s hyper-competitive telecom market with the launch of 4G phone service Jio in 2016. “Jio has signed on 160 million customers by offering free domestic voice calls, dirt-cheap data services and virtually free smartphones,” Forbes said. After being named the most powerful person in the world for four consecutive years, Putin drops to the second spot, dethroned by Xi, who seizes the top spot for the first time ever after China’s Congress amended its constitution in March, broadening his influence and eliminating term limits. Forbes said the Chinese leader “enjoys a cult of personality” not seen since Chairman Mao Zedong, China’s founding father. Putin has ruled Russia since May of 2000, and this year he was re-elected to a fourth term with nearly 77 percent of the vote. That’s the largest margin of victory for any candidate for the office since the fall of the Soviet Union, Forbes said. “This year’s list highlights the consolidation of power in the hands of an elite few,” Forbes said. Rounding up the top five on the list are Trump on the third spot, followed by German Chancellor Angela Merkel (4) and Amazon chief Jeff Bezos (5). On Trump, Forbes said he has seen limited success pushing his agenda through a Congress controlled by his own party, is under investigation by multiple law enforcement agencies, and can’t shake off scandals arising from his personal and business life –but he’s still Commander in Chief of the world’s greatest economic and military power. There are 17 new names on the list this year, including Mohammed Bin Salman Al Saud (8), the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia. His father remains king, but he has consolidated power beyond any doubt and taken control of the country, Forbes said. Other new members include U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell (11), Exxon Mobil CEO Darren Woods (34), President of South Korea Moon Jae-in (54) and Special Counsel for the U.S. Department of Justice Robert Mueller (72). On Nadella, Forbes said the Microsoft CEO has steered the company away from a failing mobile strategy and focused on other segments, including cloud computing and augmented reality.”Since taking over as a CEO, Microsoft’s stock has increased by more than 150 per cent,” it said.The list also includes Pope Francis (6), Cofounder of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Bill Gates (7), French President Emmanuel Macron (12), Alibaba Chief Jack Ma (21), CEO and Chairman of Tesla Elon Musk (25), UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres (31), North Korean leader Kim Jong-un (36), Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau (57), Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad (62), Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte (69) and Islamic State’s self-proclaimed caliph Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi (73).In compiling the list, Forbes said it considered hundreds of candidates from various walks of life all around the globe, and measured their power along four dimensions of whether the person has power over lots of people, financial resources controlled by each person, whether the candidate is powerful in multiple spheres and that the candidates actively used their power.  The News 18 : 9th. May,18

  FORBES RANKED INDIAN PRIME MINISTER NARENDRA MODI AMONG TOP 10 MOST POWERFUL PEOPLE IN THE WORLD : Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been ranked among the top 10 most powerful people in the world by Forbes in a list that has been topped for the first time ever by Chinese President Xi Jinping, who dethroned Russian President Vladimir Putin as the most influential person on the planet. 

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Narendra Modi among top 10 most powerful people in the world: Forbes

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been ranked among the top 10 most powerful people in the world by Forbes in a list that has been topped for the first time ever by Chinese President Xi Jinping, who dethroned Russian President Vladimir Putin as the most influential person on the planet. Modi ranks 9th on the Forbes 2018 list of 75 of the World's Most Powerful People who make the world turn. "There are nearly 7.5 billion humans on planet Earth, but these 75 men and women make the world turn. Forbes' annual ranking of The World's Most Powerful People identifies one person out of every 100 million whose actions mean the most," Forbes said. Modi, 67, is ahead of Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg (ranked 13), United Kingdom Prime Minister Theresa May (14), Chinese Premier Li Keqiang (15) and Apple CEO Tim Cook (24). Reliance Industries Chairman Mukesh Ambani, with a net worth of 41.2 billion dollars, is the only other Indian on the power list, ranking 32nd. Microsoft's India-born CEO Satya Nadella is on the 40th spot. Forbes said Modi "remains hugely popular" in the second most populous country on earth. It cited Modi government's November 2016 decision to eliminate India's two largest banknotes in a bid to reduce money laundering and corruption. "Modi has raised his profile as a global leader in recent years during official visits with US President Donald Trump and Xi Jinping. He has also emerged as a key figure in the international effort to tackle climate change, as warming affects millions of his country's rural citizens," Forbes said. On Ambani, Forbes said the billionaire industrialist's Reliance sparked a price war in India's hyper-competitive telecom market with the launch of 4G phone service Jio in 2016. "Jio has signed on 160 million customers by offering free domestic voice calls, dirt-cheap data services and virtually free smartphones," Forbes said. After being named the most powerful person in the world for four consecutive years, Putin drops to the second spot, dethroned by Xi, who seizes the top spot for the first time ever after China's congress amended its constitution in March, broadening his influence and eliminating term limits. Forbes said the Chinese leader "enjoys a cult of personality" not seen since Chairman Mao Zedong, China's founding father. Putin has ruled Russia since May of 2000, and this year he was re-elected to a fourth term with nearly 77 percent of the vote. “That's the largest margin of victory for any candidate for the office since the fall of the Soviet Union,” Forbes said. "This year's list highlights the consolidation of power in the hands of an elite few," Forbes said. Rounding up the top five on the list are Trump on the third spot, followed by German Chancellor Angela Merkel (4) and Amazon chief Jeff Bezos (5). On Trump, Forbes said he has seen limited success pushing his agenda through a Congress controlled by his own party, is under investigation by multiple law enforcement agencies, and can't shake off scandals arising from his personal and business life --but he's still Commander in Chief of the world's greatest economic and military power. There are 17 new names on the list this year, including Mohammed Bin Salman Al Saud (8), the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia. His father remains king, but he has consolidated power beyond any doubt and taken control of the country, Forbes said. Other new members include U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell (11), Exxon Mobil CEO Darren Woods (34), President of South Korea Moon Jae-in (54) and Special Counsel for the U.S. Department of Justice Robert Mueller (72). On Nadella, Forbes said the Microsoft CEO has steered the company away from a failing mobile strategy and focused on other segments, including cloud computing and augmented reality. "Since taking over as a CEO, Microsoft's stock has increased by more than 150 per cent," it said. The list also includes Pope Francis (6), Cofounder of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Bill Gates (7), French President Emmanuel Macron (12), Alibaba Chief Jack Ma (21), CEO and Chairman of Tesla Elon Musk (25), UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres (31), North Korean leader Kim Jong-un (36), Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau (57), Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad (62), Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte (69) and Islamic State's self-proclaimed caliph Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi (73). In compiling the list, Forbes said it considered hundreds of candidates from various walks of life all around the globe, and measured their power along four dimensions of whether the person has power over lots of people, financial resources controlled by each person, whether the candidate is powerful in multiple spheres and that the candidates actively used their power.

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Narendra Modi Among Top 10 Most Powerful People in the World: Forbes

New York: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been ranked among the top 10 most powerful people in the world by Forbes in a list that has been topped for the first time ever by Chinese President Xi Jinping, who dethroned Russian President Vladimir Putin as the most influential person on the planet.

Modi ranks 9th on the Forbes 2018 list of 75 of the World’s Most Powerful People who make the world turn.

“There are nearly 7.5 billion humans on planet Earth, but these 75 men and women make the world turn. Forbes’ annual ranking of The World’s Most Powerful People identifies one person out of every 100 million whose actions mean the most,” Forbes said. Modi, 67, is ahead of Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg (ranked 13), United Kingdom Prime Minister Theresa May (14), Chinese Premier Li Keqiang (15) and Apple CEO Tim Cook (24).

Reliance Industries Chairman Mukesh Ambani, with a net worth of 41.2 billion dollars, is the only other Indian on the power list, ranking 32nd. Microsoft’s India-born CEO Satya Nadella is on the 40th spot.

Forbes said Modi “remains hugely popular” in the second most populous country on earth. It cited Modi government’s November 2016 decision to eliminate India’s two largest banknotes in a bid to reduce money laundering and corruption.

“Modi has raised his profile as a global leader in recent years during official visits with US President Donald Trump and Xi Jinping. He has also emerged as a key figure in the international effort to tackle climate change, as warming affects millions of his country’s rural citizens,” Forbes said.

On Ambani, Forbes said the billionaire industrialist’s Reliance sparked a price war in India’s hyper-competitive telecom market with the launch of 4G phone service Jio in 2016.

“Jio has signed on 160 million customers by offering free domestic voice calls, dirt-cheap data services and virtually free smartphones,” Forbes said.

After being named the most powerful person in the world for four consecutive years, Putin drops to the second spot, dethroned by Xi, who seizes the top spot for the first time ever after China’s Congress amended its constitution in March, broadening his influence and eliminating term limits.

Forbes said the Chinese leader “enjoys a cult of personality” not seen since Chairman Mao Zedong, China’s founding father. Putin has ruled Russia since May of 2000, and this year he was re-elected to a fourth term with nearly 77 percent of the vote. That’s the largest margin of victory for any candidate for the office since the fall of the Soviet Union, Forbes said.

“This year’s list highlights the consolidation of power in the hands of an elite few,” Forbes said. Rounding up the top five on the list are Trump on the third spot, followed by German Chancellor Angela Merkel (4) and Amazon chief Jeff Bezos (5).

On Trump, Forbes said he has seen limited success pushing his agenda through a Congress controlled by his own party, is under investigation by multiple law enforcement agencies, and can’t shake off scandals arising from his personal and business life –but he’s still Commander in Chief of the world’s greatest economic and military power.

There are 17 new names on the list this year, including Mohammed Bin Salman Al Saud (8), the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia. His father remains king, but he has consolidated power beyond any doubt and taken control of the country, Forbes said. Other new members include U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell (11), Exxon Mobil CEO Darren Woods (34), President of South Korea Moon Jae-in (54) and Special Counsel for the U.S. Department of Justice Robert Mueller (72).

On Nadella, Forbes said the Microsoft CEO has steered the company away from a failing mobile strategy and focused on other segments, including cloud computing and augmented reality.

“Since taking over as a CEO, Microsoft’s stock has increased by more than 150 per cent,” it said.

The list also includes Pope Francis (6), Cofounder of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Bill Gates (7), French President Emmanuel Macron (12), Alibaba Chief Jack Ma (21), CEO and Chairman of Tesla Elon Musk (25), UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres (31), North Korean leader Kim Jong-un (36), Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau (57), Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad (62), Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte (69) and Islamic State’s self-proclaimed caliph Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi (73).

In compiling the list, Forbes said it considered hundreds of candidates from various walks of life all around the globe, and measured their power along four dimensions of whether the person has power over lots of people, financial resources controlled by each person, whether the candidate is powerful in multiple spheres and that the candidates actively used their power.

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The Harvard Business Review recently ranked the top managers of major trading companies, with more than 2,000 executives working in the world.

The Harvard Bus amateur teen porn ness Review recently ranked the top managers of major trading companies, with more than 2,000 executives working in the world. This group represents 48 nations and companies in 33 countries. 1. Steve Jobs Steve Jobs is a talented Apple company manager. So, Apple products under the leadership of Jobs will continue to win a mass appeal. Apple's revenue stood at $ 10.17 billion on Steve Jobs' contribution. USD and net quarterly profit of 1.61 billion. USD for the quarter ended in 2008 December 27 During this period, Apple sold 2,524,000 Macintosh, which is 9 percent more than a quarter ago. In addition, in 2008, Apple sold 10 million "IPhone" and more than 54 million IPod - December 22,727,000 (iPods) were sold. Stove Bobs 2. Yun Jong-Yong Samsung Electronics Company Director General Yun Jong-Yong since 1966 Worked in this group. In addition, he has won numerous awards through a long career group. Among them is the bronze medal for contributions to the industry, the Republic of Korea, 1990, the Gold Medal for Contribution to Industry, the Republic of Korea, 1992, the Engineer Graduation Award, the Seoul National University, 1995, the outstanding achievements in the Management Award, The most successful General Manager of Korea, the Korean Management Association in 1999, the 25-year-old executives, BusinessWeek, 2003, Asian businessman, Fortune, 2000. And the Asian Business Leader Award, CNBC, 2002. Yun Jong-Yong 3. Alexey Borisovich Miller Alexei Borisovich Miller is the chairman and vice chairman of the Russian energy company Gazprom, and is later the largest Russian company and the world's largest natural gas producer. In addition, in 2005, December. Miller was named "The Person of the Year" in the Russian business weekly "Expert". Alexey Borisovich Miller 4. John T Chambers Cisco Systems, Inc. Chairman of the Board and Chairman of the Board of Cisco Systems in 1991. Become Senior Vice President of Cisco in Global Markets and Operations. Since Chambers has assumed the role of CEO, the company has grown from 1.2 billion. Dollar annual revenue of up to about 40 billion. USD John Chambers speaks during internships. 5. Mukesh Ambani Mukesh Amban, the former chief of the Ambani brothers, is his manager and the largest shareholder of Reliance Industries, with 48 percent. Reliance Industries shareholding. In addition, his property, worth $ 32 billion for Forbes, makes him the richest Indian person. Mukesh Ambani

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Around 58 Indian companies in 2017 Forbes ?Global 2000? list

Three years into the Narendra Modi-led government’s rule and the number of Indian companies to feature in the Forbes 15th annual ‘Global 2000’ list for 2017 has risen to 58, compared to 56 the previous year. 

This comprehensive ranking of the world’s biggest, most powerful and valuable publicly listed companies, released on Wednesday, is based on a mix of four metrics: sales, profits, assets and market value. Forbes gave an equal weighting of all four metrics, to rank companies according to size. The Mukesh Ambani-led oil-to-yarn and retail conglomerate, Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL), ranked 106 (No. 121 last year) is the highest ranked Indian company in the list, with a market capitalisation of $71.2 billion. Reliance Industries, has witnessed a surge in investor confidence at the stock markets, after the launch of its telecom arm, Reliance Jio Infocomm late last year.

Reliance Industries is followed by State Bank of India, the country’s largest lender, ranked 244 this year (No. 149 last year) and state-run oil explorer ONGC, ranked No. 246 (220 last year). 

Four other Indian banks – all of them private lenders – HDFC Bank (No. 258), ICICI Bank (No. 310), Axis Bank (No. 463) and Kotak Mahindra Bank (No. 744), find themselves in the top 20 Indian companies in the overall list, this coming despite battling high levels of stressed assets in a still weak lending environment.

Tata Motors, the automobile arm of the salt-to-software Tata Group, has retained its position of sixth amongst Indian companies, but fell in terms of ranking to No. 290 (No.278 last year). At the global level, China’s banking giants monopolized slots at the top of the 2017 Global 2000 list. Industrial & Commercial Bank of China is ranked No. 1 for the fifth consecutive year while China Construction Bank remains in the No. 2 spot. The other two of China’s “Big Four” banks – Agricultural Bank of China and Bank of China – dropped down on the list, but remained in the top ten. 

Berkshire Hathaway, the largest company in the United States, edges up one spot to No. 3 on this year’s list. Notable gainers included General Electric which surged to No. 14 against No.68 in 2016. Ecommerce giant Amazon has also jumped to No. 83 this year compared to No. 237 in 2016. “Forbes’ 2017 Global 2000 list faces much pressure amid unsteady geopolitical climates and slowing economies. Yet, in aggregate, these 2,000 companies have managed to come out stronger than last year, with increased sales, profits, assets and market values,” Halah Touryalai, deputy editor, Investing, Forbes Media, said in a statement. “Despite slowing GDP figures, China and the United States, whose companies make up more than 40 percent of the list, continue to dominate the top 10 list with financial giants,” she said.

“This list illustrates that in spite of headwinds, the world’s dominant companies remain a steady force in an unpredictable and challenging environment.”

Around 58 Indian companies in 2017 Forbes ?Global 2000? list

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ALIIFF to screen over 100 Movies from across the world

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ALIIFF to screen over 100 Movies from across the world

The 4th All Lights India International Film Festival (ALIIFF) will be held at PVR Cinemas, Inorbit Mall,Hyderabad from Dec 1-4, 2018.

The opening movie of ALIIFF 2018 will be the Iran’s OSCAR Runner of this year’s foreign film category “No Date, No Signature “by Vahid Jalilvand

Hyderabad, November 23, 2018– Indywood Film Carnival, the much anticipated entertainment fiesta of the year, will be held at HITEX Convention Centre from December 1st to 5th 2018. The Carnival is expected to accelerate the growth of Indian Film Industry through materialising big budget movie projects, co-production ventures and B2B meet generating business worth Rs 500 crore.

The fourth edition of Indywood Film Carnival (IFC 2018), a flagship venture of 10 billion USD Project Indywood, aims to elevate Indian cinema to an international level. IFC 2018 will be one-stop platform for showcasing the latest technology and future possibilities in the entire spectrum of film making, skill development, pre-production, production, technical support, post-production, distribution, marketing and release among others.

All Lights India International Film Festival (ALIIFF)  – the flagship event of Indywood Film Carnival,  will screen over 100 movies from nearly 50 countries. Cinema lovers can expect a grand visual experience with PVR Inorbit Mall set to open its 4 theater screens for the film festival, as they being the Exculsive Multiplex Partner. The films will be screened in top quality screens with the famous PVR service experience offered in full. Around 16 movies will be screened per day and the films will include premiers of National and International Films.

The 4th edition of ALIIFF will see the screening of feature films with a long list of must watch short films and documentaries from across the world. There will be most awaited films from the World Cinema and the movies from this year’s Oscar race too. A tribute segment to the legendary Iranian director Late Mr. Abbas Kiarostami, is another highlight of the festival. Celebrity red carpet walks, exclusive Media Interactions and Q&A sessions with the industry’s leading directors and celebrities will also be held at the venue during the festival.

For more details, please log on to www.aliiff.com

Given below is the list of films that will be screened in the festival’s competition and non competition Sections:

Opening  Movie

No Date, No Signature by Vahid Jalilvand

Iran |2017|104 Mins

International Competition for Feature Films

Pupa  by Indrasis Acharya India | 2018 | 109 Mins

  The Bird Was Not A Bird by Ahmad Zia Arash Afghanistan | 2017 | 90 Mins

  ROBIN by Toby Schmutzler Germany | 2018 | 75 Mins

  The Third Wish by Vit Karas Czech Republic | 2017| 102 Mins

  INDIGO LAKE by MARTIN SIMPSON Australia | 2017 | 92 Mins

  Clay Pit by Vera Glagoleva

Russia | 2018 | 77 Mins

  Amir by Nima Eghlima

Iran | 2018 | 106 Mins

  International Competition for Debut  Director’s Films

Octav by Serge Ioan Celebidachi Romania | 2017 | 100 Mins

  Kupal by Kazem Mollaie Iran | 2017 | 81 Mins

  Miracle of Christmas by Eri Tsukimoto Japan | 2018 | 115 Mins

  Aalorukkam  by V C abhilash India | 2017 | 116 Mins

  Delia & Sammy  by Therese Cayaba

Philippines | 2018 | 84 Mins

  Kiko Boksingero by Thop Nazareno

Philippines | 2017 | 79 Mins

  Runaway (Uronchondi) by Abhishek Saha

India | 2018 | 101 Mins

  International Competition for Indywood Panorama

Painting Life by Dr.Bijukumar Damodaran

India | 2018| 145 Mins

  Karim Mohammed by Pawan Kumar Sharma

India | 2017 | 99 Mins

  SINJAR by Sandeep Pampally

India | 2017 | 115 Mins

  Dear Molly by Gajendra Ahire

India | 2018|  91 Mins

TOLET by Chezhiyan Ra

India | 2017|99 Mins

  The Golden Mountain  by Parambrata Chattopadhyay

India | 2018|131 Mins

  International Competition for Short Films

MASHHAD by Shabu Kilithattil

U A E | 2018 | 18 Mins

  Raagasoothram by Sreejith Nampoothiry

India | 2017 | 27 Mins

  The Waiting Place by Karishma Jhalani

India | 2018 | 25 Mins

  The President’s Visit  by Cyril Aris

U S A | 2017 | 19 Mins

  The Gray Line by Saki Farzana

Bangladesh | 2018 | 18 Mins

  Banshi (The Flute) by Kaushik Sengupta

India | 2018 | 20 Mins

  NAGARUM NODIYIL by Raj Eshwar

India | 2018 | 18 Mins

  Let Me Breathe by Donald Roman Lopez

U S A | 2018 | 15 Mins

  The Drainage by Vikrant Ramdas Badarkhe

India | 2017 | 15 Mins

  Quarter by Vishal Shinde

India | 2018 | 22 Mins

  Fhedi  by Anne Alfred

Egypt  | 2018 | 11 Mins

  Sacred Hair by  MARIO MORIN

Canada | 2017 | 13 Mins

  The Domestic Fly by Áron Horváth

Slovenia | 2017 | 10 Mins

  TRACES  by Guichart Cecilia

Luxembourg | 2017 | 15 Mins

  Midnight Run by Remya Raj

India | 2018 | 14 Mins

  Silver Bangles by Roshan Bikram Thakuri

Nepal | 2017 | 15 Mins

  Gaze by Farnoosh Samadi

Italy | 2017 | 14 Mins

  A Gentle Night by QIU Yang

China | 2017 | 15 Mins

  The Son, the Father… by Lukas Hassel

U S A | 2017 | 13 Mins

  Joy by Vladimir Munkuev

Russia | 2018 | 23 Mins

  International Competition for Student Short Films

Rouff  by Markus Eschrich, Johannes Lumer, Benjamin Brand, Julius Rosen, Johannes Engelhardt

Germany | 2017 | 7 Mins

  Mimesis by Rafael Trejo Ortega

Mexico | 2018 | 30 Mins

  The Lie Game by Jyothi Kalyan Sura

U S A | 2018 | 14 Mins

  Behind High Walls by Sherine Sabry, Frank Bartscheck II

Egypt | 2018 | 12 Mins

  Lakshmi  by Shashank Mhasawade

India | 2018 | 27 Mins

  Saad (Calling)  by Kunika Kharat

India | 2017 | 20 Mins

  Hers Truly by Sherine Sabry, Frank Bartscheck II

Egypt | 2018 | 12 Mins

  Breaking Out by Heshvanth Gurukul

India | 2018 | 24 Mins

  Through the looking glass by Rakesh Varma

India | 2018 | 22 Mins

    International Competition for Documentaries

ABDUL and JOSE by Luigi Acquisto

Australia | 2017 | 52 Mins

  The Girl and The Picture by Vanessa Roth

U S A | 2018 | 39 Mins

  The Borrowed Dress by Leen Alfaisal

U A E | 2017 |56 Mins

  The Barre by hyuk-rho LEE

South Korea| 2018 | 47 Mins

  Women and Religion in India  by Disha Arora

India | 2018 | 36 Mins

  Wounded Gold by Mustafa Hadziibrahimovic

Netherlands | 2017 | 50 Mins

  Art and Lega Power by Richard UYER THUMITHO

Democratic Republic of the Congo | 2017 |47 Mins

  Out of Competition Category

Children  & Animated Films

Pale white by Gholamreza Jafari

Afghanistan| 2017 | 8 Mins

  Leo Minor by Tai Wedekind

France| 2017 | 8 Mins

  Blows With The Wind by Hazhir As’adi

Iran| 2017 | 7 Mins

  The Fixies: Top Secret  by Vasiko Bedoshvili ,Andrey Kolpin,Ivan Pshonkin

Russia | 2017 | 80 Mins

  Short Film Show case

TYSON by SANJAY BHATIA

India |2018 | 13 Mins

  A Date With Shillelagh by Jeff Stewart

U K| 2018 | 12 Mins

  UNDO by CV Ramana

India| 2018| 18 Mins

  The Opaque by Anish Kunnath

Singapore | 2018 | 15 Mins

  THE REHABILITATION (PUNARUTHARANAM ) by NAVARAJ R S

India| 2018 | 11 Mins

  VIGHATANE by Ram Manjjonaath

India | 2018 | 8 Mins

  Chime  by Ram Emani V S Nanda Kishore

India | 2018 | 10 Mins

  World Cinema

The Frozen Fire by Anuruddha Jayasinghe

Sri Lanka| 2018 | 130 Mins

  Memories by Soo Sung Lee

South Korea | 2017 | 96 Mins

  I’Father by Mark Norfolk

Kosovo| 2018 | 91 Mins

  Village Rock star by Rima Das

India | 2017 | 87 Mins

  According to Mathew by Chandran Rutnam

Sri Lanka | 2018 | 120 Mins

  The Road to Sunrise by Charles Shemu Joyah

Malawi | 2017 |145 Mins

  Tribute to  Abbas Kiarostami

  Taste of Cherry  by Abbas Kiarostami

Iran| 1997 | 95 Mins

  Wind will carry us by Abbas Kiarostami

Iran| 1999 | 118 Mins

  Certified Copy by Abbas Kiarostami

Iran| 2010 | 106 Mins

  Special Screening

Aickarakkonathe Bhishaguaranmaar by Biju Majeed

India| 2018 | 129 Mins

  Firdaws by Mayur Puri

India | 2017 | 17 Mins

  Baba Joom by Yuval Delshad

Israel | 2015 | 91 Mins

  NAWAL THE JEWEL by RENJILAL DAMODARAN

India | 2017 | 121 Mins

  ANDARKAHINI [SELF-EXILE] by Arnab K Middya

India | 2017 | 86 Mins

  Guest Country – Iran

Forbidden by Hassan Yekta Panah

Iran| 2017 | 98 Mins

  Lollipop by Mohammad Hossein Farahbakhsh

Iran | 2016 | 83 Mins

  Privacy by Ahmad Moazzami

Iran | 2017 | 80 Mins

  TIME TO LOVE by Alireza Raissian

Iran | 2015 | 95 Mins

  Locked In by Nadira murray, Pavel shepan

Iran | 2017 | 15 Mins

  Shoor Abad by Arash seyfi

Iran | 2018|15 Mins

  Focus Country – Russia

Hymn to the Great City by Andrei Yehmov

Russia | 2018|49 Mins

  My Name is Makhaz by Inar Narmania

Russia | 2018|14 Mins

  Two Halves (SOUL MATES) by Baybulat Batullin

Russia | 2017|15 Mins

  Clay Pit by Vera Glagoleva

Russia | 2018 | 77 Mins

  The Fixies: Top Secret  by Vasiko Bedoshvili , Andrey Kolpin, Ivan Pshonkin

Russia | 2017 | 80 Mins

  A Hellish Chaos by Sergey Debizhev

Russia | 2017 | 110 Mins

  Joy by Vladimir Munkuev

Russia | 2018 | 23 Mins

  About Indywood

NRI businessman Sohan Roy, Chairman and CEO of UAE based Aries Group of Companies, is the

founder director of 10 billion US dollar Project Indywood which aims to elevate the Indian Film

Industry to global standards in the next five years through a consortium of 2000 Indian

billionaires and corporates. A serial entrepreneur who is consistently featured in Forbes Middle East’s list of Top 50 business owners and a Hollywood filmmaker of Indian origin, Sohan Roy aims to establish 10,000 4K projection multiplex screens, 100,000 2K/4K projection home cinemas, 8K/4K film studios, 100 animation/VFX studios and film schools adhering to international standards through Indywood.