Ratan Tata's Legacy I Tata's Biographer on his First Love & Biggest Regret I Barkha Dutt

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A new book, the authorised biography of Ratan Tata, offers a rare glimpse into the life and loves of the former Chairman of Tata Sons, who passed away on October 9. Tata, India's most loved business leader was 86. Tata was not only among the top industrialists of the country but was also a great philanthropist. His love and empathy for animals made him especially popular among the netizens. In this episode of Bottomline, Barkha Dutt Speaks to Dr Thomas Matthew, a retired IAS officer, author, corporate strategist, defence analyst, and photographer, who has just released the definitive and authorised biography of Ratan Tata published by Harper Collins.

[urmilajithoo]

About Ratan Tataji's first love.... if this story grows too big.... It will over shadow the rest of his 60+remarkable life. This MAN lived a life of integrity and was a human being beyond compare . Let his memory be forever focussed on his remarkable contribution to Bharat, in his life's do not reduce His life to a romantic love story. One way WE can Thank Him for his profound contribution is to respect his private life and not reduce it to a Mills and Booth story.

[maneckadajania]

Sir Ratan Tata, you have gained the love & respect of every human being ! May your soul RIP. India salutes you Sir.

[rolapack]

Thomas Mathew many thanks for all what you’ve said and written in your book.
We need to hear more about this noble soul Ratan Tata.

[pinkpanther]

Oh man!!! I can keep listening about Ratan Tata!! Beyond imagination. Maybe I can imbue a few qualities of this beautiful being!❤

[SudhaParekh-co]

Beautiful interview. I read lot of stories and interviews of Ratan Tata I studied in Tata Institute of Social Sciences in Chembur Mumbai. He visited my Institute. He was down to earth in spite of all the fame. I am heavily impressed with his life and he did lot of humanitarian work. Mr. Thomas Mathew has given full justice and respect to Ratan Tata through this book. I am so glad Thomasji wrote the book on the great man after doing lot of research and interviews. He got lot of real life history from Ratan Tata. I salute Ratan Tata and Thomas Mathew. Congratulations. I will buy the book and ask others to buy also. Thanks. I congratulate Barkhaji also

[thebetterliving]

Thank you Mr. Mathew for writing this amazing book. I am going to buy it straight away. ❤

[barshabaruah]

What an awesome interview! So candid, such details of romance! It explains if one wants to keep private details of life private, it’s well respected. If Carolyn visited Bombay house after her husband’s demise, no paparazzi followed them, no videos, reels came out. That’s speaks volume about Bollywood and Hindi film industry and those around them. Tata respected others and others respected them 😍

[squirrelfun]

They were not meant for each
Other. Today we are talking about his greatness because of how he has lived being a good role model to the present generation.

[bhawanaagrawal]

Hard to still believe, that he is no more😢

[espyrogtao]

Thanks Bharka n Mathew. I was deeply touched hearing about our precious Ratan Tata n his dedication n luv for all that he has done. He has left a precious legacy behind. God bless you both.❤❤❤

[homeent]

All the wealth in the world is worthless if you cannot emulate this man!

You haven't gone anywhere Mr Tata.

You will live in our hearts forever.

Jai hind

[maithilimandarthakare]

He was Very Very Handsome Man I ever saw in My entire life .. I travel 70 country but I never saw this kind of Hand Face..and therefore Mr JRD was a very predicted for Mr Ratan Tata that he will take care of the TATA Group

[revasgs]

Ratan ji is a beautiful soul, his heart is filled with genuine love and compassion for people . A true human being. This is why he excells in his business and done alot for India. I am not from India but I have read alot about him, still can't believe his passing away. Each time i hear about him, my heart feels heavy, eyes filled with tears, can't explain. He surely will live in people's heart forever. Thank you both of you for this interview.🙏❤

[tbk]

Thomas Mathew, many thanks for your sharing so much of “a man of god”. You are blessed to have been closed to such a Devine Soul. Look forward to reading your book. 🙏🌺🙏🌺🙏🕉️🙏

[kbegum]

Mr. Tata was a wonderful man and Allah really liked him very much. What he gave him He did not give others. My blessings to him

[EddieT-psye]

I completely hats off to Sir Tata.
He is a legend to the world
To his country: he is a hero who contributed his whole life to make India a better place
To his family: he is a responsible guy, otherwise he won’t move back to India to look after his sick grandma
To his company: he is a great leader who guide his company to the world class level, we can see his vision of acquiring Jaguar and Land Rover
To the animals: he is their father who looked after them as their children.
To the young people: he is their mentor who always helped them to excel.
To the poors: he is the savior who gives them a better life.
To his ex-gf: he is her life time true friend, who care about her family and her well being as her brother. Hard to find anyone can do that after their relationship fell apart.
Although I am not living in India but I am deeply touched by his kindness, wisdom and love

[barmaildhanda]

Mr Tata’s stories makes every person feel so proud to be Indian, India lost a awesome human, hope he inspires others to follow his mission.

[singingcharm]

Soon after ratan left to india ..she could have waited, and tried to come to india...why did she fell in love with some one else again, what kind of regret it is...and when her husband died she came back to him ratan, for what bcz he was billioner and world known prsn....very ambition carolyn 😢😢😢

[subishenba]

Tears rolling down listening about RNT Sir. Is it something really possible to be polarized in such a nicer way?! Amazing

[dianaantony]

Great personality but why are we concentrating on his personal life when the man is truly above all this