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Dr Subhash Chandra wears many hats! And for those who love him as much as they detest him, he is an enigma. But in 'Duologue with Barun Das', the man who pioneered private television in India, bares it all, no holds barred.Be it about his politics, business, or human resource management, Dr Chandra opens up to Barun Das as the latter probes him intently on many contentious issues summing up the journey so far of someone who the world hailed as a media mogul.So to say, confiding in his former news CEO Barun Das, who is currently MD & CEO of TV9 Network, Dr Chandra traverses the journey of life marking its highs, lows from his early days as a rice exporter. 'Duologue with Barun Das' draws the media and entertainment thought leader persona like never before.For instance, when the talk is about Dr Chandra's recent electoral loss, 'Duologue with Barun Das' has him turn philosophical.The insightful conversation actually draws the Haryana-bred entrepreneur in a myriad of unseen, unheard and unknown emotions - sublime to subtle to sagacity to serendipity.On being described as a creator and destroyer, Dr Chandra wears a grudging smile as if receiving it (the comment) as a compliment. 'Duologue with Barun Das' featured a review of Dr Chandra's performance as a business leader, especially the focus on human resource management at the leadership level with top exits generating headlines for the right or the wrong reason.Dr Chandra opens up on his date with politics, his love for the idiot box, restlessness with some "bad hires" and his new found love for Japan (Sony). Or, in response to a question on loss of control of ZEEL (he founded as a young businessman), the chairman emeritus of the company says he has not thrown in the towel yet.Incidentally, Dr Chandra had turned to Barun during the ZEEL takeover, making a passionate plea for "saving Zee" and this did come up during the show, with Dr Chandra identifying those he wanted the company to be protected from.'Duologue with Barun Das' has Dr Chandra dwell at length on the political landscape in the country with Barun quizzing him on his love-hate relationship with AAP convener Arvind Kejriwal.Answering a pointed query on how he sees the future of Mr Kejriwal and AAP given that he has been aspiring to be a challenger to Modi, the Zee founder didn't shy away from expressing himself openly. "I doubt that the Aam Aadmi Party and Arvind Kejriwal will do any good for this nation."On corporate takeover of media (in reference to the Adani-NDTV deal) question, Dr Chandra put up a straight bat but not without having a swipe at the business magnate who now owns NDTV.'Duologue with Barun Das' web series featuring Dr Subhash Chandra is a series of three webisodes:EP1: An Enduring EnigmaEP2: The Business of LifeEP3: Creator & DestroyerDuologue with Barun Das is a cerebral conversation with a legend or a legend in the making. As the title suggests, it is a two-way interaction to enable exchange of ideas in a free-flowing manner. Duologue is not provoked by headline management but to evolve emancipated influencer conversations.To watch the episodes, download the News9Plus app here: onelink.to/htmqpzThis story is provided by PNN.will not be responsible in any way for the content of this article. (ANI/PNN)( With inputs from ANI )Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

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Business :'Duologue with Barun Das' unravels the 'A to Zee' of media pioneer Dr Subhash Chandra

Dr Subhash Chandra wears many hats! And for those who love him as much as they detest him, he is an enigma. But in 'Duologue with Barun Das', the man who pioneered private television in India, bares it all, no holds barred. ...