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Neeraj Arora explains why skipping education is the mistake that wrecks most people's future, And why watching a finance reel is not same as Learning.
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Vijay Vikram Singh is the voice behind Bigg Boss, but his journey started nowhere near performing arts. An MBA graduate stuck in a government job, he discovered his voice by accident at 29, took the leap, and built a career that took him from Dance India Dance to becoming the narrator of Bigg Boss in 2010. Years later, when success made him comfortable, he went back to theatre and dubbing just to keep growing, a decision that eventually led him to acting, including a role in The Family Man.
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Samar Toor on Accompany Akki breaks down India's real military capability, the China border reality, and why Pakistan's internal cracks may be its biggest threat.
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From a ₹2,000 SIP in 2016 to a ₹34-35 crore portfolio, Neeraj Arora shares his investing journey, his COVID buying, diversification, and the one-line wealth strategy.
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Neeraj Arora explains why SIPs feel like a mistake in year seven, when compounding becomes noticeable, and why principal and time matter more than returns.
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Neeraj Arora on Accompany Akki breaks down why zero cost EMI is never really free, and the 2 to 3 day rule that can end most impulse buying.
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Neeraj Arora explains why skipping education is the mistake that wrecks most people's future, And why watching a finance reel is not same as Learning.
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Neeraj Arora breaks down why your emergency fund size depends on dependents, loans and life stage, not a fixed rule, and shares a simple 3 step method to find your number.
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Neeraj Arora breaks down when you actually need term insurance, why buying early matters, and the 20x income rule for coverage on Accompany Akki.
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Neeraj's argument starts with a simple question: do you have medical insurance? Do you have term insurance? Neeraj teaches mutual funds professionally, but he considers correcting investor behavior his real job, since even a well chosen fund cannot save an investor from poor decision making driven by impatience or ego.
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Neeraj Arora explains why skill and income growth matter more than a 1 crore target, and shares a simple SIP automation and bank account system for young professionals.
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A breakdown of Operation Sindoor, India's response to the Pahalgam attack, and how operational freedom for the armed forces since 2014 reshaped India's defense posture.
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MARCOS commando Praveen Teotia reveals how two soldiers from the same operation were treated - one honoured with a statue after dying, the other hit with a 7 lakh rupee recovery notice for surviving injured.
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MARCOS commando Praveen Teotia explains how unwritten orders inside the forces enable personal exploitation, and why Agniveer's pay and NDA entry gap need fixing.
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MARCOS commando Praveen Teotia reveals how officers and jawans are paid differently for identical wounds, from MSP to battle casualty pension, in this Accompany Akki interview.
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MARCOS commando Praveen Teotia argues India's physical fitness standards for women in defence and police are lower than men's, despite equal pay and rank — and explains why.
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Nipun Jain breaks down the real first steps of building a startup, from clarity of purpose to co-founder selection, shareholder agreements, and private limited registration in India.
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Vijay Vikram Singh shares a rare, unscripted moment with Akshay Khanna on the set of Chhaava, from an unexpected five-minute conversation to a clapperboard mishap.
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Actor Vijay Vikram Singh recalls working with Sunny Deol, the day he showed up to shoot despite Dharmendra's hospitalization, and the joke about "date after date" that made him laugh out loud.
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Actor and voice artist Vijay Vikram Singh shares how he handled being dismissed as "just a voice actor" and how it shaped his approach to criticism and craft.
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Vijay Vikram Singh is the voice behind Bigg Boss, but his journey started nowhere near performing arts. An MBA graduate stuck in a government job, he discovered his voice by accident at 29, took the leap, and built a career that took him from Dance India Dance to becoming the narrator of Bigg Boss in 2010. Years later, when success made him comfortable, he went back to theatre and dubbing just to keep growing, a decision that eventually led him to acting, including a role in The Family Man.
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Samar Toor breaks down Pakistan's ties to Osama bin Laden, the Haqqani network, Balochistan genocide, PoJK's legal history, and how narco trade funds terrorism.
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Six army officers were martyred during Operation Sindoor, but their names took months to be revealed. In conversation with Samar Toor, we unpack why militaries never disclose real time casualty data, and why that silence is strategy, not evasion.
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Samar Toor on Accompany Akki breaks down India's real military capability, the China border reality, and why Pakistan's internal cracks may be its biggest threat.
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How MARCOS commandos are actually selected: a two-week screening, weighted runs in jungle boots, and why injuries decide who makes it, not fitness.
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Veteran actor Sudesh Berry shares a powerful perspective on why what you value comes back to you, the real difference between passion and obsession, and why clarity in family matters prevents future conflict.
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Sudesh Berry grew up in Mumbai's Chaar Bangla neighbourhood, surrounded by Bollywood's founding legends like Dharmendra, Pran, and Gulzar, yet lived a simple middle-class childhood. Boxing was never planned, it found him through discipline and a simple lifestyle. He shares his philosophy of flowing with destiny instead of resisting it, comparing life to river rafting where you trust the current rather than fight it.
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Singles means one person completes everything. Doubles means two people - both must run the full distance, but the workstations can be tag-teamed. You do 5 meters, I do 10 meters. We share the workload.
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