Inspiring Story Of Sugar Cosmetics CEO Vineeta Singh | Stories From Bharat EP 8 | Curly Tales
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- Shark Tank famed Vineeta Singh stayed in a rented apartment of ₹5000 per month in Powai when she first moved to Mumbai, 15 years ago. Today she owns a luxury villa in Mumbai’s prime locality.
Women today are constantly smashing stereotypes and changing the business scene. 50% of India’s start-up ecosystem is empowered by women.
On this episode of Stories From Bharat Womens Day Special, we showcase the inspiring story of a mother, a wife, a daughter, an entrepreneur, an athlete, a shark, a mentor, Vineeta Singh, CEO of Sugar Cosmetics. She is disrupting what it means to be a woman in the business.
Wonder how does she do it all? Watch the entire video as she spoke to us about her entrepreneurial journey, how did her husband supported her career ambitions, her love for Powai, raising two kids and a lot more.
What we learn from her journey is Gender is not a deterrent to achieving success.
Hope her journey incites the hidden entrepreneur in you!
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Making chapatis does not make anyone less. Degrading one set of women (homemaker) to praise another is disgusting. BOTH should be respected for their choices. PERIOD
I agree
Exactly!
@MR-bj2rd agreed but a person who does that set of might think and feel ashamed of herself
Hi! I don't think her voice was condescending in any manner when she talked about roti. What she said was her father actively persuaded her to focus on non traditional ways of life rather than the cultural stereotypes.
Yes , being a homemaker is the toughest job with no salary n appreciation...
Wow... IIT+IIM graduate..rejecting big paychecks.. struggling for a decade.. earning 10K at some point.. living in an ordinary house after such degrees.. I couldn't imagine mental space during all those years.. But I guess her dad(and mom) really made her so strong that she could boince back.
Didn't like how Kamiya said" instead of making gol chapatis"....why are domestic chores still looked down on. It's so sad . Why can't we appreciate both...?
It's just the impact of women empowerment is seen in a way that house chores are not portrait of a strong individual women and going outside and work is empowerment and it is a correct picture of woke individual society just put the household work down
Actually this itself is a wrong way of deciding success, if you are entrepreneur, if you are working woman you are successful, let the woman decide what is success and happiness for them, the ultimate aim should be happiness and being successful in your own eyes, all woman should be proud of themselves😇
As an adult be it male or female we should be financial independent. One should pay their own rent , bills, know how to drive . Why do women have a choice u can or can't work and not for men ?
Because it is the sad reality of Indians that the work done by womens is really not considered
Agreed. I am a career woman and I still cook for my family. Yea I don't hv a multimillion turnover company but still I am doing smthing I love. Ghar sambhalna is a pleasure. My mom did it, I am doing it. Be proud of being whatever u r ladies.this is my first dislike for the curly tails. It's sad and I didn't watch the whole episode because of the first 3 mins
Wow so much hate for women in the comment section and from women themselves! It takes balls to make a business as big as these women have made, no one is looking down on home work. I respect these independent woman and would actually request today's woman to please please not leave their jobs no matter how hard it is. India being a patriarchy at least you will have some respect in this society from your husband, kids or family members. Otherwise you will just be left in the comment section commenting on how selfish other working woman who have done something are. - A FATHER OF A DAUGHTER.
Whattttt.?? Have you really read it. Kahan hate comments h ... kuch bhi
Right Mr. Father of a daughter. Many took unnecessary offence to it. Don't know why. Homemakers are valued too.
This is actually what is patriarchy in another form now. Women don't need to be financially independent to demand respect. In a country worshipping female deities , do women really need to financially prove themselves to earn respect. Then start paying women for all the housework they do or start doing it yourself, then automatically you will start respecting them.
Patriarchy in this form or that form is one and the same. Think over it.
@@DeepazbnSingh-ck7pyThis was written 18 hours back.
@@kunjanshah6550No its not patriarchial to teach women to be financially independent. Commanding respect for namesake inside homes and respecting them in reality are two completely different things. How many home makers are involved in financial decisions of houses? Exceptions are always there but we are talking in generalities. So no its not patriarchial to teach woman to be financially independent.
Entrepreneurs getting interviewed ❤ Our Bharat is on the right path🇮🇳
I'm a doctor and I can make round rotis and still I'm proud. Don't look down upon household chores. Even female birds fly high in the sky and come back to their nests to feed their children as well. It's not bad to do household chores. And who said that homemakers are any less??? What kind of conversation is this! I was very excited to see this interview but then, the entire interview, was about derogating women who cook at home! Such a wrong message!
For centuries the duty of woman was to raise kids and cook food this need to change and its happening now women are growing in all sections of society appreciate it the goal of man and woman is liberation and uplift your consciousness this can't happen if you are caged in home.
Hare krishna.
You think like this...she thinks like that...what do you feel that both perceptions need to be alike
She's so sensible... Who a woman marries is the most important decision
Amazing interview. Vineeta has stood rock solid dodging every shocks and now she stands tall. The clarity of thoughts and execution strategy is perfect. Can you do a post with Namita Thapar?
Hey you english is amazing i wish i could speak like you 😢one day
Would definitely like to see Namita thapar on Curly Tales.
Thank you Curly Tales for Interviewing Indian Entrepreneurs.
Looking forward to more such content in the future
Amazing !! Thanks for the interview of such an inspiring woman. Would love to see more of these women role models.
This channel has to offer content for every person who wants to watch motivational to political to spiritual to entertainment content...truly wholesome and very well crafted...kudos team...we literally search in the search option for your content is the great success 🙌
37 mins passed like a breeze, thanks to Vineeta to share her journey and inspire so many youngters,
Absolutely candid responses and and extremely practical methods for success.
It's one of the best interview in Curly Tales.. learning and inspiring ❤️
Mam♥️Thank u so much for uploading for us we love u keep it up♡
It's a really really inspiring conversation. Curly tells itself started by a woman. When we see this type of interviews it's really inspiring and motivating.
There is no problem if "making round roti" is one's ambition , problem arises when society conditions or even dictates that " making round roti" should be your only ambition..
Happy to finally find someone with this opinion..
In the entire interview the host is listening and listening it only because she is learning so many things to start a new business 😜.. Very well said vineeta without support it's not easy to reach this level. Domestic work anyone can do but be an ambitious lady and a working mother still an abusive word for women.
I feel that the financial independence of women is a must & only then can a woman truly have a say and live life the way she wants to (in most cases). Parents in urban areas, nowadays, mostly bring up their children, giving equal opportunity to both genders...hence it's up to the children (girls basically) what choices they make. In no way am I belittling homemakers as I know how hard it is to run a home smoothly, but yes, financial independence is a positive requirement!
The problem I feel is not with the work one does. A lady if going by standard rates does laundry for her family, does household chores, makes food at the tip of a hat. She should be getting more than what her monetary power is may be now. The thing is depowering women because they engage in household work. When you do not have economic strength in you man can dominate you thousand other ways. As if the hardwork you do does not matter. I think that's why successful woman see this as a bad hindrance. Even within families this is an issue. Indian women if they could have participated in economy. They would have generated at least half of what our current economic output. One of my friends is doing research on unpaid labour of housewives. There is only meagre percentage of indian women actually working, many do not have the skills to do something else. And many do not prefer going out because of inlaws pressure. But times are changing let's hope for the best.
This is my first ever comment anywhere. But the round chappathi comment urged me to comment here.The women have themselves divided each other in 2 segments . 1 working and 1 not working. Some by choice, priorities and some by circumstances. These 2 segments should not definitively look down upon each other. They are equally respectful and should be appreciated.
Yeah, women always find their job with lower POV and are always unsatisfied. Why being a housewife is bad, in fact, my mom is a lecturer but she doesn't find cooking as bad. What if my father told my mom, I am not a servant to earn and provide money to the family, Some Womens don't respect their jobs and always try to degrade other women. Respect to all womens who don't think like these. Real Women 👑
Don’t start like this bro!! Many women who work also make round chappatis after coming home tired bcos sone of them love to cook and somo do it out of love, every one is worthy and respectful😊
I think they don't like cooking and wrking woman bcoz see they think cooking is not at all a woman's jkb
When one is tired then no one enjoy even hobby...if after office only woman is cooking then it means the husband never learned basic skills in his life
The problem I feel is not with the work one does. A lady if going by standard rates does laundry for her family, does household chores, makes food at the tip of a hat. She should be getting more than what her monetary power is may be now. The thing is depowering women because they engage in household work. When you do not have economic strength in you man can dominate you thousand other ways. As if the hardwork you do does not matter. I think that's why successful woman see this as a bad hindrance. Even within families this is an issue. Indian women if they could have participated in economy. They would have generated at least half of what our current economic output. One of my friends is doing research on unpaid labour of housewives. There is only meagre percentage of indian women actually working, many do not have the skills to do something else. And many do not prefer going out because of inlaws pressure. But times are changing let's hope for the best.
@@kallolpoetry thats bullshit when women don't know basic cooking men r so great these days
@@happygoluckygirlsud.. wow dude then a man is cooking then woman don't know nthg agree it
Thank you so much 🥰 it's really very interesting plz keep make more videos on this
Thank you so much curly tales for this interview. It is so so inspiring.. One of the best interviews on Curly tales ❤️
Every time I hear Vineeta, I'm just in awe of her. There is so much to learn from this lady, especially how to keep going amidst bad days and not give up.
Thanks for this interview curly tales. 😊
Vinita is such an intelligent n powerful...hatts of lady!
Very nice 👌👌
Great Conversation 👍👍
Thank you so much for this amazing experience 🙏🙏
Inspirational... First time someone is talking in detail more than an interviewer .
Also, there are women and men, creating changes (quietly) along with making “round” chapatis in the kitchen! Chapatis aren’t the villain! 😅
Absolutely Agree.
Superb interview!!❤❤
Vineeta is truly inspirational and a wonderful lady. ❤❤
And Kamiya you are fabulous as always..
I just love Curly Tales!!
Very intelligent and inspirational woman! Loved the interview!
Your video is really amazing..I just loved your video🍁
It’s was really motivational for me. So nice experience shared by veenita Singh. ❤❤❤.
Ma'am thanks for bringing Vineeta ma'am .. she is such an inspiration to Indian youth out there !! Thanks !!
Beautiful interview very inspiring 👌👌👍👍
Wow dis is really inspiring me for somethng I had been thinking to start.i am ready to go now
for a change, the host was more interested in food this time, and was thinking "Vineeta pls try atleast one food on the table",
Entrepreneur as guests, very good choice
" instead of making round rotis in kitchen" ?? kamiya you said such negative statement in the very first minute of video. Wow that`s how you describe a women ? so according to you the homemakers do not have any ambition? Heights of hypocrisy
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true ..homemakers in kitchen are no less then a office going woman
Let's take pride in making round rotis and not shade it. It's okay to have a skill like that. Let's flaunt our kitchen skills and not call it a negative comment
@@YourGirlPratiksha negative was kamya’s tone of saying that. I don’t underestimate any job in the world, definitely not roti making😊. Sorry if I wasn’t clear
Yes i agree.Housewife are not less.Its also a difficult job. Being a working lady i feel it's difficult to be a housewife.
Even the most ambitious person/a high achiever needs to eat good ,decent food.
If one's basic, daily food is not liked,it becomes a big problem.
So lets not degrade oneself/ the provider
Wow, thoroughly enjoyed Vineeta's talk. I'm sure her father is a proud father today watching her shining like this. I especially liked how she is not bothered about society's expectation on upbringing her kids. I had a "different" childhood with both of my parents working. I saw how the society was biased towards one gender. They discouraged my mom to leave her job for looking after me but they never had any issue with my dad working. Even as a kid, I always wanted my mom to wear the independent hat and not to lose her job just because she had "me" at home. That's how I also learned to become independent from a very young age by shouldering the responsibility of myself. Kids imbibe a lot from what they see in their parents :)
Nice to see our Indian women taking on the world 🌍 🇮🇳🌹❤️ Motivation for other young girls to follow her
Loved every bit of her story ❤
insights 🔥
Thank you ma'am
So inspiring. The respect for this woman has gone really high. You are clearly an inspiration to all the women out there. And you deserve to be where you are 😎😎 Hats off
Waiting this episode with Aman and Namita as well pls get them too ❤️
Women making round chappaties raise children like Veenita.
Women are the foundation of success in others life too.
Exactly. I don't know what's there in taking pride in not knowing how to cook. It's actually a shame that an adult doesn't know how to cook. Such people come out IIMs
@@MK-hb8lo it was a sarcasm towards who only expect woman to make gol rotis.
@@tasneemshaikh7163 no no it wasn't. I have watched this madam vineeta's interview on another channel where she looks down upon the home maker tag. I was appalled because I thought people who come out of IIT , IIms are more sorted and broad minded. But she's completely opposite
The problem I feel is not with the work one does. A lady if going by standard rates does laundry for her family, does household chores, makes food at the tip of a hat. She should be getting more than what her monetary power is may be now. The thing is depowering women because they engage in household work. When you do not have economic strength in you man can dominate you thousand other ways. As if the hardwork you do does not matter. I think that's why successful woman see this as a bad hindrance. Even within families this is an issue. Indian women if they could have participated in economy. They would have generated at least half of what our current economic output. One of my friends is doing research on unpaid labour of housewives. There is only meagre percentage of indian women actually working, many do not have the skills to do something else. And many do not prefer going out because of inlaws pressure. But times are changing let's hope for the best.
So inspiring !
Loved the interview !
This is inspiring. Thanks Kamiya ❤️
This is so inspiring..! :) Thanks, Vineeta for these words for the mothers because working mothers have a lot of guilt but we have to push through and have to ignore what society says in their judgment.
True but insulting stay at home mom is not ok either, their choice should be equally respected.
@@punyashloka4946 The problem I feel is not with the work one does. A lady if going by standard rates does laundry for her family, does household chores, makes food at the tip of a hat. She should be getting more than what her monetary power is may be now. The thing is depowering women because they engage in household work. When you do not have economic strength in you man can dominate you thousand other ways. As if the hardwork you do does not matter. I think that's why successful woman see this as a bad hindrance. Even within families this is an issue. Indian women if they could have participated in economy. They would have generated at least half of what our current economic output. One of my friends is doing research on unpaid labour of housewives. There is only meagre percentage of indian women actually working, many do not have the skills to do something else. And many do not prefer going out because of inlaws pressure. But times are changing let's hope for the best.
@@kallolpoetry Sorry but not everybody thinks like you many women stay at home so that they can raise their children well , they do it out of sense of duty. There choice should not be degraded. Mothers are very important in children's life ok. This mentality of insulting housewives, mothers by the feminist is very bad , they themselves demean women 🙄 all the time.
Hats off to Kamiya for inspiring us. Wonderful interview 👏👍
While I really appreciate their effort to make it big, I felt they lost it in the beginning saying, "instead of making rotis in the kitchen". Why do they talk like it's a choice to make? Either make rotis or go to IIT 😂 Make a couple of rotis for yourself and prep for IIT. It's a life skill and not gender specific. Goin to IITs they should at least know this part. Cooking is a skill that feeds one self in any situation. Once women said this and it made sense as it was relevant to those times when they had to only make rotis and not study. Hearing this in these times from these two "accomplished" women really shocked me! We are going to different cities to study and to work and cooking for self in the kitchen is a taboo??!! Please find better ways to sell ur stories, ladies!
Absolutely agree! Roti making shouldn't be demeaned. What's wrong in cooking ? Nowadays cooking is looked down upon!
They said nothing about gol rotis... the context was ... Vineeta's father felt that being a women her natural instincts would make her compromise on her career and that's y he tried to make her more ambitious and never allowed her to go to the kitchen at that point of time...
She said now when I do things in the kitchen, I fight with my father about not allowing me to learn this skill... but look at it... she has kids and she learned cooking automatically... that's what her father said... house hold chores and taking care of kids would come naturally to a women... it is the choice of making hard decision of being ambitious for her career that needs to be addressed in her childhood... and look at her she is fierceland what not... bcoz he did the right thing...
So nobody here is saying that making chapatis makes anyone inferior... it comes more naturally to girls than boys...
The problem I feel is not with the work one does. A lady if going by standard rates does laundry for her family, does household chores, makes food at the tip of a hat. She should be getting more than what her monetary power is may be now. The thing is depowering women because they engage in household work. When you do not have economic strength in you man can dominate you thousand other ways. As if the hardwork you do does not matter. I think that's why successful woman see this as a bad hindrance. Even within families this is an issue. Indian women if they could have participated in economy. They would have generated at least half of what our current economic output. One of my friends is doing research on unpaid labour of housewives. There is only meagre percentage of indian women actually working, many do not have the skills to do something else. And many do not prefer going out because of inlaws pressure. But times are changing let's hope for the best.
I feel its easy to learn "basic" cooking than making a great career
BESTEST INTERVIEW💯💯💯
Beautiful and inspiring
My favourite channel curly tales
Love this episode ❤️
Please have a brunch with Shraddha Kapoor....please ❤️❤️
You proved that, Hardwork pays you back, now you r brand ambassador and showing on tv
@KamiyaJani you are doing a great job inviting these very interesting personalities for your show. Much more engaging than so called celebrities.
Best interview ❤️
Omg.. i just commented on vikas khanna video..about vineeta singh..
For centuries, women have been managing homes efficiently - it in fact shows their management skills - multitasking skills. In most cases, women had better management skills than their husbands. The only reason women did not rise up is that our society push them down. Things are changing for the better now.
A wonderful inspirational real life reel. I am a professional actor and can vouch that sugar has smacked even international proffessional make up brands on face. It's balances quality, quantity and price, just like a smart intelligent woman who can balance a fact that she can roll breads but not born to do that only. At the end of day you need to be honest to yourself. No point being a grumpy homemaker. Women who fought for their identity may be called home brakers,but actually they make homemakers a Lil jealous. not being judgemental ,this is how I see, one needs to have self satisfaction.
Kitna bolti he yar😄 but the most candid amd lovable shark!
Very nice vedio 😘 so beautiful House bhaiya bhabhi 🎊💐🥳🍫 congratulations 👏👏
love the enthu cutlet Veenita ji is like her expressions say it all 💖
Vineeta is just so perfect man❤❤❤
Correct me if I'm wrong
Vineeta with all due respect
No one gets investment in Shart Tank in the very initial stage
You guys check all the numbers
How Business is doing & all 🤷
To get the initial Investment is the same problem
Yes it's mine doubt too. With respect to the initial investment.
Good questions put by Kamya
❤️🙌🏻
My favorite shark. Cool iitian and loveable allways.
She brought alive the role of Raju's mother in the movie 3 idiots.
While all speak about her losses...Almost all entities suffer losses but it is the only thing to believe in the and move on... Thats what a woman believes
Please make a video with Neeraj Chopra also ...who wants a video with Neeraj 🙋
Which restaurant is this ? Anyone ?
Hello curly tales, can you please make all ths videos going forward in Hindi. Agree the larger audience are English speaking , but I feel Hindi should be included
IITian and IIMian woman that’s an extremely rare diamond 💎, All women are rockstars irrespective whatever path they choose , to chase a dream lot of sacrifices and risks goes in especially time with children
What is wrong with the women in this section
If she degraded House work why would she cook for her children. U girls ignored this line. It is clear that she supports equal responsibilities for both husband and wife
How about bringing Harsha Bhogle the voice of Indian cricket in your platform
Invite alakh sir also will love to see him here
Damnnn i'm just worried abt those delicious food on the table! They didn't eat muchh but it looked so yum! No matter wt this episode was truly inspiring❤💪
Frfr
😂😂😂😂😂
1. Her startup is not generating any profit as of now. Last year loss was 250+crores.
2. Why such an introduction?? Isn't this sort of introduction looking down upon our own mothers grandmothers.
3. It's food we are talking about. And when one starts cooking on their own they will realise consistently making food for so many years is also not an easy task.
4. These kind of women entrepreneurs looked down upon homemakers and then scream of women empowerment . Wow heights of hypocrisy.
Vineeta has spoken so well
0:45 dont underestimate housewives what they are doing is what will be difficult for working women
Working women do both..dont talk rubbish
Not difficult for working women. We do both!
But why Roti babana is no ambition, sm women loves cooking, keeping house clean n beautiful, giving more time to children n family, in short being a good house wife can be a great ambition…
No dear thats not ambition. There is difference between investing in knowledge, technical work and investing whole life in people and house work. What will you do when children will grow? You will only be emotionally invested in them and it will affect you when they will grow and start their own life, they will be busy in their job, personal life. Hsving carrier is imp. Managing house is not carrier. Even working women with 9 to 6 job manages home.
Ohh come on. Just stop blabbering. Do you understand a concept called unpaid labour? Roti banana can never be an ambition until and unless you are a douchebag and want to live on someone else's money. Get that straight. Yeah?
I partially agree with your comment. Being in a full time demanding job and handling home and kids is very difficult. Women choose to quit jobs after having babies. Few who can get help to manage continue with jobs and few who don't have help at home have to quit without choice. But being a good house wife cannot be termed as ambition.
@@mamansg06 That's not how it works for everybody. At the end of the day a women should have so peace of mind and be happy...getting grilled between job,.house , kids and end up ageing rapidly because of all the stress ufff who wants that?? Husband might help but the ultimate responsibility falls on the wife/ mother only
@@namita456 arre yrrr jise Jo krna pasnd h ow krega n kya problem h some love to cook food and manage their family and love to spend time with the family. My sister was 2 yrr back working in Google as software engineer after being get married and it's been 7 yr of her marriage she decided to quite and spend time with family. She quite it without any pressure. She did it willingly. No pressure from jiju and jiju family. Not a big deal
Could someone please explain... What is it the big deal about an engineer selling cosmetics?
She is very brave
My favirate,,,,,✌️✌️🙏🙏
How could you say that making round rotis ?
big chefs, restaurant chains are earning crores due to those round rotis.
Moreover, I am a working woman earning decent amount of money and a lot of respect still making perfectly round rotis.
You should mind your words before speaking
Going to IIT and IIM and studying in avg college there is lot of difference. There is difference between doing 9 to 6 job at avg position and building a big empire by yourself or working at a leadership position in MNC. When you want to reach at top level you have to compromise with few things. No one is superwomen here.
Literally the ppl in leadership position in MNC or big entrepreneurs work for 14-16 hrs. They dont even have time to sleep, making round rotis is far far far away
@@namita456 im not offending anyone here, nor framing someone in a predefined frame. It's kamiya who is stereotyping women im such a way... My sister in law being an IAS makes her own round rotis. No further arguments.
@@aashi1539 dear IAS ki padhai is difficult badnein toh Govt job hi hai. After getting out of IIT and IIM she is not leading a normal life. She again started her struggle fron scratch for the business. You cannot compare. I have studied from one of the top colleges in Mumbai and i have seen my roomate studying in top college and then doing startup, its not normal like our job. She had given up on everything. Its a very tough decosion. Dont compare Vineeta with any instagram business. Nowadays entrepreneur word is very fashionable and every women sitting at home want to be. But actual entrepreneurship is
very hard. There are very few women eg. Sudha Murthy. She too doesnt cook. The amount of dedication she has towards work is commendable.
Did they finish so much of food or that was just a promotion of restaurant? Or that was just wastage of food
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Such a disgusting thing to say that instead of making round chapati she fulfilled her dreams. Why make chapati's a low-level job?.... What about women who even work and even make chapatis!!! (means being independent and even doing household work)????.... Such a nonsense comment and was not expecting it from a person whom I have adored till now...!!!
In starting your means round chapti making easy and it's not respect work ....your means become house wife is easy maintain family it's easy how you say that ...educated people say that it's sach hai sad thing.......we not respect house wife why?
True
Aapki Dress bahut bahut bahut hi khubsurat hai. Kya aap mujhe ye bata sakti haii ki aapne ye dress haha se li. link aap mujhe dijiye please.
So Good 🎂
Inspiring vineeta.
Vineeta u r a genius
Kamiya jani ji aap mujhe please batayengi na ki ye dress aapne kahan se li hai.
In dishes may se ek bhi dish ka na maine aaj tak naam suna tha aur na kabhi khaya.
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Please never disgrace those women who make round chapati at home business woman are no doubt great but those millions and millions women who make round chapati they are equally important and back bon of this country because when they make those round chapati this country get power to move forward I know you're intesion wasn't to to disgrace them but the way you give example it feel that way both are equally important 🙄
I also live in Powai