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People criticize Bhavish Aggarwal a little too much for "copying" Uber. Bhavish Aggarwal is criticized for copying an startup idea which already existed in the US. I don't think it makes sense to do so, Uber started in 2009, Uber was not a big hit

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It’s all about execution. Just because an idea exists somewhere else doesn’t mean it’ll automatically succeed in another market. Bhavish understood the local needs and tailored Ola to fit them.

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