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Havish Gupta

Figuring Out • 8m

Well, imo, Bhavesh Agarwal is really a great founder and doesn't deserve any of the hate he's getting. Like, he created OLA, something which we use daily, followed by the cool EV scooters. He also started cloud storage and forced Google Maps to redu

The next billionaire

Unfiltered and real ... • 8m

It’s the way he tweets and talks. Calling Kunal kamra failed comedian. Calling Ola 2nd largest EV excluding china. Making kruitrim ai and having tall claims. Ola maps is just a wrapper of mapmyindia company which sued him also. Net net he is a bit delusional

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Anonymous 2

Hey I am on Medial • 8m

well he is definitely right about Kunal Kamra being a failed comedian.

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Kumar Kumr

Hey I am on Medial • 8m

but Kunal fellow is a Failed comedian which is a tragic

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