Samir Arora

The Four More Shots Please! season 2 trailer is here. Amazon Prime Video has given us our first look at the sophomore run of the women-centric Indian romantic comedy-drama series, which stars Sayani Gupta, Kirti Kulhari, Bani J, and Maanvi Gagroo.

Amazon Prime Video has unveiled the release date — April 17 — and the first poster for the second season of Four More Shots Please!, the women-centric Indian romantic comedy-drama series from Rangita Pritish Nandy.

Netflix’s newest original series from India, Typewriter, is now streaming. Directed and co-written by Sujoy Ghosh, Typewriter is a mystery horror series that stars Aarnaa Sharma, Aaryansh Malviya, Mikhail Gandhi, Palash Kamble, Palomi Ghosh, Purab Kohli, and Samir Kochhar.

Top-notch fund manager Samir Arora had a miraculous escape Thursday after slipping into an open manhole near one of the swankiest shopping malls in the central part of the financial capital.

Samir Arora of Helios Capital is bullish on non-banking finance companies. He expects micro-finance lenders like SKS Microfinance to be multibaggers.

Although, the fund manager did not name the bank, it is fairly evident that he was talking about Axis Bank, whose reported asset quality and net profit in the second quarter masked the underlying stress in its asset quality.

Singapore-based Jim Rogers, billionaire commodity guru and trader, caught the attention of investors across the world, when in an interview to Mint newspaper he disclosed that he had sold all his stock holdings in India.

Samir Arora, fund manager with Helios Capital, spoke to NDTV about his outlook on stock markets and what it means to be a bull. He also highlights sectors that are likely to do well and those that may underperform over the medium-to-long term.

Government desperately needs to increase spending, he said.

Sonam plays a con woman in Dolly Ki Doli

Finance Minister Arun Jaitley's first Budget on Thursday has further accentuated markets' disappointment with the Modi government. Some of Mr Jaitley's proposals, such as raising FDI ceiling in defence and insurance sectors, have won praise, but his decision to stick to the previous government's fiscal deficit target has left analysts confused.

Most exit polls have projected a win for Narendra Modi-led National Democratic Alliance in elections concluded on Monday. The BJP-led NDA is projected to win between 249 and 340 seats, according to six exit polls. It needs 273 seats for a simple majority. The BJP's own tally could be over 210-220 seats, the exit polls predicted.

The BSE Sensex and the 50-share Nifty benchmark are likely to hit record highs for a third successive session on Tuesday after most exit polls projected a win for Narendra Modi-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) in the elections concluded on Monday.

Most analysts are of the view that the current rally is a pre-election rally. According to most opinion polls, business-friendly BJP is set to emerge as the biggest party post polls, a scenario market participants believe will be beneficial for the Indian economy currently growing at the slowest pace in a decade.

The fund manager says there was nothing wrong in Mr. Murthy being appointed the executive chairman, though he adds that his appointment is an admission of the fact that the policy of making each founder a CEO has not worked.

The Four More Shots Please! season 2 trailer is here. Amazon Prime Video has given us our first look at the sophomore run of the women-centric Indian romantic comedy-drama series, which stars Sayani Gupta, Kirti Kulhari, Bani J, and Maanvi Gagroo.

Amazon Prime Video has unveiled the release date — April 17 — and the first poster for the second season of Four More Shots Please!, the women-centric Indian romantic comedy-drama series from Rangita Pritish Nandy.

Netflix’s newest original series from India, Typewriter, is now streaming. Directed and co-written by Sujoy Ghosh, Typewriter is a mystery horror series that stars Aarnaa Sharma, Aaryansh Malviya, Mikhail Gandhi, Palash Kamble, Palomi Ghosh, Purab Kohli, and Samir Kochhar.

Top-notch fund manager Samir Arora had a miraculous escape Thursday after slipping into an open manhole near one of the swankiest shopping malls in the central part of the financial capital.

Samir Arora of Helios Capital is bullish on non-banking finance companies. He expects micro-finance lenders like SKS Microfinance to be multibaggers.

Although, the fund manager did not name the bank, it is fairly evident that he was talking about Axis Bank, whose reported asset quality and net profit in the second quarter masked the underlying stress in its asset quality.

Singapore-based Jim Rogers, billionaire commodity guru and trader, caught the attention of investors across the world, when in an interview to Mint newspaper he disclosed that he had sold all his stock holdings in India.

Samir Arora, fund manager with Helios Capital, spoke to NDTV about his outlook on stock markets and what it means to be a bull. He also highlights sectors that are likely to do well and those that may underperform over the medium-to-long term.

Government desperately needs to increase spending, he said.

Sonam plays a con woman in Dolly Ki Doli

Finance Minister Arun Jaitley's first Budget on Thursday has further accentuated markets' disappointment with the Modi government. Some of Mr Jaitley's proposals, such as raising FDI ceiling in defence and insurance sectors, have won praise, but his decision to stick to the previous government's fiscal deficit target has left analysts confused.

Most exit polls have projected a win for Narendra Modi-led National Democratic Alliance in elections concluded on Monday. The BJP-led NDA is projected to win between 249 and 340 seats, according to six exit polls. It needs 273 seats for a simple majority. The BJP's own tally could be over 210-220 seats, the exit polls predicted.

The BSE Sensex and the 50-share Nifty benchmark are likely to hit record highs for a third successive session on Tuesday after most exit polls projected a win for Narendra Modi-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) in the elections concluded on Monday.

Most analysts are of the view that the current rally is a pre-election rally. According to most opinion polls, business-friendly BJP is set to emerge as the biggest party post polls, a scenario market participants believe will be beneficial for the Indian economy currently growing at the slowest pace in a decade.

The fund manager says there was nothing wrong in Mr. Murthy being appointed the executive chairman, though he adds that his appointment is an admission of the fact that the policy of making each founder a CEO has not worked.