2,000 employees.
80 countries.
One person it all moved through.
Janak Bhalaria built a utensil manufacturing and export company to two thousand employees, reaching eighty countries. He was in the business every day, generating the pressure that kept it moving. He believed this was the job. More sweat meant more growth.
His son refused to join. Going to work, he said, was like going to battle. The senior team brought nothing forward. Nothing moved without Janak's weight behind it. He could not see it from inside. A member of his family named it plainly.
"I always used to feel, the more I sweat, the more I will grow. I was an angry boss. I had never realised that."

