From ₹50 to ₹100 Crore: How a Bollywood Film Inspired Raja Nayak's Empire

• Raja Nayak, a Bengaluru street vendor, built a ₹100 crore business empire inspired by Amitabh Bachchan's film Trishul.
• He started by selling shirts for ₹50 on Bengaluru streets after dropping out of school at 15 and facing poverty.
• Nayak focused on selling blue and white shirts to factory workers, making ₹5,000 profit on his first day.
• Inspired by the movie's protagonist, he transitioned from street vending to establishing Akshay Enterprises in the packaging industry in 1991.
• Today, his diverse group of companies, including MCS Logistics, Jala Beverages, Purple Haze Wellness Space, and Nutri Planet, generate over ₹100 crore annually.

Why It Matters: Raja Nayak's journey proves that inspiration, even from a film, can transform a street vendor into a business magnate.