I have no love for this guy, neither the company. I interviewed with them (including him iirc) when Oyo was really a "startup" and have known stories of him bei

I have no love for this guy, neither the company. I interviewed with them (including him iirc) when Oyo was really a "startup" and have known stories of him being a scum employer and CEO from friends, but how does him starting a business and turning it into one of billions valuation is more of a winning a lottery than let's say Fb, Flipkart, Ola, Uber, Dropbox, and oh hell AirBnb etc? And if that's the case then pretty much every successful startup out there is a lottery luck story. Luck is huge factor in starting a company and making it click but that's universal and nothing unique in this case. It was the case with Gates and Jobs and Ambani but luck was not everything in their cases and neither it is here.