“I LOST It All—And Then, Started Over” | Kishore Biyani on Feminism, Fatherhood & Business

In this deeply personal episode, Kishore Biyani opens up about his greatest role—not as India’s retail king, but as a father. In an Indian family ecosystem where fatherhood is often defined by distance and duty, his journey stands out as an example of unwavering support, empowerment, and belief in his daughters, Ashni and Avni.This is not a conversation about business. It’s about the power and impact of a strong male figure on a family. It’s about how an engaged and encouraging father can be truly life-changing. Kishore shares how his relationship with his daughters shaped their confidence, careers, and choices, and how his own evolution as a father redefined his views on success and legacy.In conversation with Kishore Biyani and his daughters about: The biggest lessons from losing and rebuilding a business empire What it means to raise independent, ambitious daughters in India The role of fathers in shaping gender equality at home and work Why small businesses are more important now than ever  The real reward of success (hint: it’s not money) Women in leadership & breaking stereotypes in family-run businesses How an abundance mindset can change the way you approach business & lifeThis conversation is real, raw, and deeply insightful. It’s not just about entrepreneurship—it’s about fatherhood, resilience, and the responsibility of raising empowered women. Watch now for a masterclass in navigating failure with grace, redefining fatherhood, and building a lasting legacy beyond business.Watch this at 1.5x speed for a faster, smarter experience.About the show: Hosted by Masoom Minawala, each episode brings real stories, raw insights, and fresh perspectives on personal growth, professional challenges, and more. Tune in for thought-provoking discussions that spark meaningful change.Social Media: My Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/masoomminawala/?hl=enMy LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/masoomminawala/#KishoreBiyani #Fatherhood #WomenInBusiness #Entrepreneurship #MasoomMinawala #FinancialIndependence