Excellent Analysis, Puja! You sure read minds as those thoughts go through one's mind when watching the serial and wonder is that possible? Then you come to the conclusion that being a serial these ppl can do anything and think the viewers are fools who will disgest it but i think there they are wrong as viewers aren't the fools they think take them to be... As proveb by you. Great going!π
-Rifhat
This goes back to my earlier discussion on how big is GM? From what I understood from the discussion is that GM is a privately owened company ( I have recently started viewing JJKN). Can anyone confirm?
In case of a public company,
1. Purab could takeover GM only if he has bought 15% shares from some shareholders & then makes a public announcement.
2. Kohinoor can never own GM as to own a company, you need to own shares.
3. As a Chairperson of Kohinoor, Jassi has a right to replace the CEO as well the entire Board.
4. If Nandu is so smart, how did they not figure out that Jassi does not need any persmission?
From Aryan's conversation, Seth & Suri families are equal partners. So even if Armaan sold his shares, it may not be more than 25% assuming that Puru & Ella kept 25% for themselves. In addition, Raj also is a minority stakeholder.
purab would have to go for a majority stake in shares of gm to become ceo(with boards approval), 10-15% is a good guess. same goes for aryan (lots of investment and he still needs board's approval)or he could get purab to buy majority shares and support him(that is exactly what he was trying to do). ceo is a representative of the board who has the authority of making all decisions on board's behalf(people normally however like to consult board before taking any major decisions unlike armaan). kohinoor gets to own gm without buying a single share bcoz gm has defaulted on its loan.
in layman's language it is like you pawn your company in return for a certain amount. you agree that if you are unable to pay the loan by agreed day, the person loaning you the money has the right to keep your company as his own(even though the company may be worth many times the loan). kohinoor tookover gm (a 10 cr company)as default on payment of 5lakhs only.the advantage is that gm is no longer required to pay any other loans it might have taken from other financial institutions(if kohinoor becomes public knowledge armaan is not required to pay bank's loan , the banks might sue him and force him to pay something with his personal assets but it rarely works, the down side is suris lose all thier goodwill and credibility in the market).
i am sure nandu must have figured out that jassi does not need board's approval but she cannot come out with it bcoz
1)everybody will come to know about kohinoor and armaans dirty dealings
2)gm will lose all it credibility in stock market
3)all these very smart π people will be caught in case of embezzling fund , which is not very pretty and has severe penalties.
4)the question of how jassi came up with initial capital for kohinoor will come light, that might be slightly hard to explain.
puja
Excellent points Haripatti and Puja.
In real life, Jassi and Armaan would be behind bars for commiting white-collar crimes like their good friends at Enron and Parmalat.
Once behind bars, this is the expected reaction:
Jassi: Maine to Gulmohur ka bhala hi chaha tha! π
Armaan: Damn! I hate Jassi! π‘ (Bangs hand against bars and screams in agony)
Purab (consoling Jassi) : Jassi, tumhara dil bahut saaf hain...yeh sab Armaan Suri ki galati hain
Billu: Iss Suri ke bachche ka to main...! Nahin, nahin rote beta! Papaji ki Queen Victoria Jail mein bhi raj karegi!
Nandu: Jassi, tu phikar mat kar...main kuch na kuch karke tereko jail mein bhi company doonga!
Amrit and Bebe: π
lol, great reaction mysticaπππ
puja
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