In a post on X, Radhika Gupta addressed the growing "start-up romance" that paints an idyllic picture of entrepreneurial life.

Radhika Gupta warns against the romanticized view of startups. Learn the harsh realities of limited budgets, constant rejection, and long hours before taking the leap.

Edelweiss Mutual Funds CEO Radhika Gupta said that "start-up reality" hits very quickly and advised aspiring entrepreneurs not to fall for the rosy picture

Edelweiss Mutual Funds CEO Radhika Gupta has advised entrepreneurs to be cautious of the "startup romance" in a post on X (formerly Twitter) that has become popular in the country, noting that most successful businesses only highlight the positive aspects while overlooking the challenges and hardships involved.

Her message is a stark reality check. Real startup journeys are paved with painful execution, razor-thin budgets, limited resources, and the constant struggle to hire and retain talent.

MD & CEO Edelweiss Mutual Fund, Radhika Gupta posted on X, busting the romaticised startup culture in India. She gave a reality check to those who want to potentially foray into the startup world. Radhika Gupta: Take On Startups "There is now an increased air of "start-up romance".

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She emphasised that the reality of startups is far from this idealized version. Entrepreneurs face challenges like painful execution, limited budgets, tough working conditions and constant rejection.

Edelweiss MF CEO Radhika Gupta recently warned aspiring entrepreneurs about the growing trend of 'startup romance,' which glamorizes the startup culture by focusing only on the positive aspects. She cautioned that the reality of running a startup is much tougher,