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Lawyer, management student, entrepreneur and more there are few things that Mishaal Nathani has actually not accomplished in a terribly young but incredibly enriched life so far. Mishaal talks about how best to pitch not just a business but also himself to prospective investors and very humbly attributes luck towards his immediate and prospective successes. Make no mistake, it takes a lot more than luck. Watch on to know what makes this young entrepreneur the real deal in the years to come.

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Mishaal Nathani
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Plane Crazy

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