Zerodha co-founder

Rohit Raghuvendra recently took a humorous take on how Zerodha co-founder Nikhil Kamath interviews guests on the WTF Podcast. Kamath and others react.

Nikhil Kamath warns millions of jobs could disappear by 2030, leaving behind workers who depend on 4-year college degrees and are not open to learning.

Nikhil Kamath, while speaking at the Dhirubhai Ambani International School convocation, said that he is not aware if Mukesh Ambani is in the stock market.

Zerodha CEO Nithin Kamath finds Instagram confusing and questions whether it's due to his age or the platform's complexity. His statement resonated with many users, particularly those who felt overwhelmed with the app.

Zerodha co-founder Nikhil Kamath explains why Instagram will never surpass YouTube, highlighting key differences in user intent. He also advocates for an Indian alternative to social media giants Meta & Google.

Nithin Kamath said on LinkedIn that Indian stock markets are witnessing a significant correction. He also remarked about the broking industry’s downturn.

A Bengaluru-based entrepreneur took to X to share his 6-year journey through failure, financial hardship, and health challenges. The CEO thanked Zerodha’s Nikhil Kamath’s WTFund for backing his startup’s turnaround.

PM Modi’s first-ever podcast with Nikhil Kamath went viral, especially a particular 15-second clip when Kamath brought a reference to the ‘Melodi’ memes.

Zerodha's Nithin Kamath said the “real money” is with the Gujaratis. This was after his brother Nikhil Kamath opined that Bengaluru has the largest paper wealth in the country.

Nikhil Kamath's dedication to making a positive impact on society turns him the youngest Indian member of The Giving Pledge, an organization founded by Bill Gates and Warren Buffet.