From penthouse struggles to business survival, Armaan’s journey as a second-generation entrepreneur in India reveals the hidden truths behind family businesses. While most people assume legacy makes life easy, Armaan shares how he once didn’t even have ₹1000 for petrol despite living in luxury. His story is about resilience, survival, and the fight to create identity beyond inheritance.India’s family businesses contribute over 70% to the GDP, yet the challenges of successors are rarely spoken about. Armaan opens up about the politics inside family businesses, the cracks that can break both families and companies, and the myth of second-gen privilege. From building his first piece of furniture in 10th grade to leading a legacy, his story shows that leadership isn’t inherited; it’s built.If you’ve ever wondered what it takes to run a family business in India, balance legacy with leadership, or survive the burden of a famous surname, this episode is for you. Watch till the end to uncover business lessons, survival insights, and real stories of resilience from a next-gen entrepreneur.Follow us on: Website: http://nextinlinewithmohitgoel.com/Instagram:   / nexxtinlinewith_mohitgoel  Facebook: www.facebook.com/people/Nexxt-In-Line-with-Mohit-Goel/Follow Mohit Goel on: Instagram:   / mohitgoelofficial  #podcast #nexxtinline #legacy #familybusiness

What does it really mean to inherit a political legacy in BJP? For some, it is privilege. For others, it is pressure. For the next generation of BJP leaders in India, it is both a responsibility and a test of credibility.

In this exclusive episode of Nexxt in Line, hosted by Mohit Goel (MD, Omaxe Ltd.), we explore the journey of a BJP leader shaped by legacy but determined to build his own identity in Indian politics. From completing an MBA in London to returning to Amroha for grassroots governance, this is the story of how next gen politics in BJP balances inheritance with real leadership.

Drawing inspiration from B.R. Ambedkar’s justice, Atal Bihari Vajpayee’s vision, and Narendra Modi’s determination, the conversation dives into what truly defines service, credibility, and leadership in India’s democracy, and why political legacy alone is never enough.

This episode is a candid deep dive into the burden and blessing of political legacy, the struggles of next gen politics in BJP, and the universal truth that while legacy may be inherited, true leadership is built.

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What does it mean to carry a legendary family legacy in India? For some, it's a privilege. For others, it’s pressure. For Ragini Maharaj, granddaughter of the iconic Pandit Birju Maharaj Ji, it is both a blessing and a burden.In this exclusive episode of Nexxt in Line, hosted by Mohit Goel (MD, Omaxe Ltd.), Ragini shares her deeply personal journey of being next in line to one of India’s greatest cultural icons. She opens up about the reality of carrying a famous surname, the discipline required to honour tradition, and the struggles of every next-generation leader in India - whether in business, art, or family legacies.From the world of Kathak dance to the universal truth of building your own identity under family expectations, this episode is a raw and emotional conversation about leadership, sacrifice, humility, and legacy.Key Themes Covered in This Episode- The true meaning of Kathak as pooja, not entertainment- Why legacy feels like both a blessing and a burden- Growing up as the granddaughter of Pandit Birju Maharaj Ji- The struggles of second-generation leaders in art and business- The fine line between privilege, pressure, and identity- Lessons on discipline, humility, and resilience“Art is not entertainment. Your stage is your temple. Your kala is your pooja.” - Ragini Maharaj

What does it really mean to be “nexxt in line” in a family business in India? For some, it's a privilege. For others, it’s pressure. For Nimish Arora - MD, Aarone Group, it’s a journey of turning legacy into leadership.

In this powerful episode of Nexxt in Line, hosted by Mohit Goel (MD, Omaxe Ltd.), Nimish shares the highs and lows of inheriting and building upon a legacy business in the Indian real estate sector.

From outbidding giants like DLF in one of the highest-value auctions in Indian history, to managing the delicate balance of a father-son business partnership, Nimish opens up about what it takes to prove yourself as a second-generation entrepreneur.

The Reality of Family Businesses in India

• Only 30% of family businesses survive to the second generation

• Less than 4% of legacy businesses make it beyond the fourth generation

• Many next-gen leaders struggle to balance tradition with innovation

Nimish Arora’s story challenges the stereotype that the next generation is “entitled” or “undeserving.” Instead, he shows how responsibility, reinvention, and resilience can transform a family legacy business into a platform for new growth.

“You inherit a surname, not a network. You inherit resources, not credibility.”

This episode is a must-watch for entrepreneurs, business students, family business heirs, and leaders looking to understand the future of legacy businesses in India.

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Welcome to Nexxt in Line with Mohit Goel, a podcast about the next generation of leaders, entrepreneurs, and changemakers who are inheriting family businesses and transforming them for the future.

In each episode, Mohit sits down with India’s most exciting next-gen founders, disruptors, and innovators to uncover the raw, real, and often untold stories of legacy, leadership, and reinvention.

From the pressures of carrying forward a family name to the challenges of building your own path, this show brings unfiltered conversations on entrepreneurship, business strategy, leadership, and personal growth.

If you’re curious about the future of family business, entrepreneurship in India, or what it takes to be Nexxt in Line, you’re in the right place.

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