Rebirth of India: Superior

There is a reason for these five shareholders to do this. You must know that although Murthy once promised to pay for their shares with his own money, the problem is that Murthy has no money at all now. When he comes up with cash, he will not be able to do so. We don’t know when, so it’s better to sell the shares at a good price now, so that no matter whether you continue to work at Infosys, switch to other big companies or return to China, you will not have any fetters.

Regarding the reaction of his partners, Murthy was anxious and angry: "You, how can you do this? You have to believe me. In five years or at most five years, we will definitely be able to go public and develop into a big company like IBM. Company’s!”

But his words were immediately refuted: "Murthy, you said this ten years ago, but now ten years have passed, we still can't see any hope, and you also know that I am in urgent need of money now. , my son lives in the hospital, so I will not give up this opportunity. "

Seeing that this situation could not be stopped, Murthy had no choice but to turn to Shakru and asked: "Mr. Pandit, is your promise just now true? Are you really not going to interfere in the company's daily operations?"

Shakru clasped his hands and said piously: "Brahma is above, I will abide by all the promises I have made!"

At this point, Murthy no longer had any doubts about Shakru, because for a Hindu believer, especially a Brahmin, he would never dare to make any false promises to Brahma (one of the three main gods of Hinduism). So the two parties formally signed the contract the next day. In order to show his sincerity, Shaklu not only issued a check for two million US dollars at that time, but also injected one million dollars into the company.

The signing and handover of the entire peace contract went very smoothly. The only thing that surprised Shakru was that after the whole process was over, Mr. Patera, the lawyer in charge of the peace contract, suddenly sent an invitation to Shakru: "Pandey Mr. Te, I have a very presumptuous request. I hope you don’t mind. Would you like to have dinner with me, an old man, at my house tonight?”

The Patela lawyer is over sixty years old this year. He is a very well-educated, kind and friendly old man, so although he was a little surprised by his invitation, Shakru still readily agreed: "This is mine. It’s an honor, but isn’t this too much trouble for you? Otherwise, I’d rather invite you!”

Patela waved her hand and said: "I'm old and can't get used to eating outside, so I'd better trouble you to come to my house. Don't worry, today's dinner will definitely surprise you!"

Facts have proved that this dinner was really a surprise, or that the old man had planned it, because this dinner was not only for him and Shakru, but also for his beautiful granddaughter, who had a rich experience of being forced into marriage. As soon as Shakru saw this posture, he was immediately overthinking, but when he heard the name of Patela's granddaughter, he couldn't help being surprised.

Because Patela's granddaughter is actually called Amisha, then isn't this the big star Amisha Patey who starred in "Border Storm" (a very in-depth film about the current situation of India and Pakistan) in her previous life and became popular all over India? Well, in fact, it’s not surprising that Shakru didn’t recognize him at first sight. Firstly, he didn’t watch many Indian movies. Secondly, Amisha was already in her mid-twenties at that time, and she is only now She has just turned sixteen, and her charm and temperament are naturally completely different.

However, old Patela obviously misunderstood the reason for Shakru's surprise. He thought that Shakru was shocked by the beauty of his granddaughter. He was very confident about this, but it was because of this that he was shocked by the beauty of his granddaughter. One aspect that gave him an unusual headache was his granddaughter's marriage.

In the understanding of an Indian old man like him, a girl should decide to get married before the age of 15, and then start to accumulate dowry. However, due to India's special marriage system (the specific content has been described in detail earlier), the granddaughter's partner is very Hard to find. Patela is the oldest Brahmin surname and her family's current achievement status, so her granddaughter's partner can only be found among Brahmin. However, there are too many people who are targeted by outstanding Brahmin young men, and he who is not outstanding will I feel unworthy of myself His granddaughter, out of desperation, he brought his granddaughter to the United States to study in order to delay the matter, but delaying it was not an option, so now old Patela is looking around for nothing, just to find a A well-matched and excellent grandson-in-law.

Therefore, when old Patera saw Shakru's surprised look, not only did she not blame him for being rude at all, but she smiled and boasted for her granddaughter: "Mr. Pandit, my granddaughter is not only beautiful, but also beautiful." Extremely smart, now studying economics at Tufts University in Massachusetts.”

"Oh, Miss Amisa is really amazing. Economics is a very advanced subject." Shakru agreed, but actually he was complaining in his heart. This is not something Harvard, Yale, or Stanford have to show off.

After chatting for a while, the old Patera casually found an excuse and walked out. It was obvious that this was deliberately giving the two of them a chance to be alone. Shaklu could only smile bitterly at his thoughts, although he had treated Ah in his previous life. Mi Sha's impression is good, but now she is only a 16-year-old girl. How could he have any evil thoughts towards her? After all, his actual mental age is already in his thirties.

But to his surprise, Amisa spoke first: "Mr. Pandit, I feel that you don't look like a businessman at all, let alone a Brahmin businessman."

"Oh, Miss Amisa, why do you think I don't look like a Brahmin businessman?" Shakru asked with interest.

Amisa explained seriously: "Because my grandfather is a big lawyer, I have seen many businessmen who come to him for help, but I have never seen anyone like you. First of all, authentic Brahmins are generally engaged in politics. Even if they are engaged in business, they are all engaged in a unique monopoly business. There is no partnership with others like you. In addition, businessmen are all profit-seeking, so they all look shrewd and cunning, unlike you who always look indifferent, as if you don't care about the money at all. And you are only three years older than me, but why do you look like you have experienced a lot of things? In short, you don't look like a businessman at all, but like a monk or a teacher in our university!" Mobile users please visit http://m.piaotia.net