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EPISODE · Mar 18, 2025 · 12 MIN

American Dreams : A Restaurateur's Journey from Rural Maharashtra to USA | The American Bhau Show

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This AI powered transcript captures a podcast interview with Shekhar Rekame, an Indian immigrant who built a successful restaurant business in the USA. Originating from a small village in Maharashtra, Shekhar recounts his journey, from his education in hotel management in Mumbai to his initial struggles and eventual triumphs in America. He discusses his early jobs, the challenges of adapting, and the inspiration behind his restaurant, Tulshi, known for its authentic Indian cuisine and the recent introduction of a popular Maharashtrian buffet. Shekhar also shares his entrepreneurial philosophy, insights on the restaurant industry, and future expansion plans, highlighting his resilience and connection to his roots. The conversation provides an overview of his personal and professional growth, offering advice and perspectives on business and the immigrant experience.keepSave to notecopy_alldocsAdd noteaudio_magic_eraserAudio OverviewschoolBriefing doc

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