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Ashneer Grover is not a founder—he’s a walking tantrum in a branded shirt, high on entitlement and loudmouth delusion. He didn’t build BharatPe with vision, he built it with VC money he treated like personal allowance. IIT-IIM may back his resume, but it doesn’t excuse the sheer toxicity he vomited into the startup ecosystem. Screaming at employees, threatening auditors, faking invoices—this wasn’t leadership, it was corporate vandalism. He wasn’t running a company; he was running a circus with himself as the ringmaster and chaos as the business model. When exposed, he didn’t show remorse—he doubled down, played victim, and dropped a book to rewrite his failure as glory. Ashneer isn’t bold, he’s belligerent. He didn’t disrupt fintech—he embarrassed it. What he calls “no-filter” is just unchecked arrogance hiding behind fake hustle. Grover didn’t fall from grace—he torched the throne and acted shocked when the flames got hot. Just a loud, spoiled brat with a pitch deck.