<i>Corporate</i> shows industry in bad light
Tuesday,
July
18,
2006
New
Delhi
(UNI):
Business
chamber
Assocham
today
expressed
grave
concern
over
Madhur
Bhandarkar's
latest
film
Corporate
saying
India
Inc
has
been
projected
as
heartless
and
against
the
real
picture
of
the
business
world.
''What
concerns
us
that
a
message
goes
around
among
the
young
film-goers
as
if
the
corporate
sector
is
heartless
and
does
not
care
for
the
people
who
reach
the
ladder
of
success.
The
way,
the
woman
protagonist
has
been
shown
as
a
sacrificial
goat
is
just
not
the
real
picture
of
India
Inc
which
has
some
of
the
most
respectable
leaders
to
boast,''
Assocham
Secretary
General
D
S
Rawat
said
in
a
statement
here.
Industry
leaders
like
Infosys
founder
and
Chief
Mentor
N
R
Narayan
Murthy,
Wipro
head
Azim
Premji,
Mittal
Steel
Chairman
L
N
Mittal
have
emerged
as
the
role
models
for
the
middle
class
youngsters,
he
said.
Some of the media reviews have suggested that the script and storyline of the film Corporate has been researched well. ''While there is a research to the extent of using certain jargons like bottomline, and takeover bids, there is no genuine effort to project the real face of the Indian industrial houses'' Mr Rawat said. The film paints the entire corporate sector in the same brush, portraying the industrial houses as ruthless and hand in glove with some of the corrupt politicians, he said. The chamber has always been supporting the Indian film industry which itself is getting more and more corporatised with many of the production houses listed and traded in the stock market, Mr Rawat said. He said much of the respect that the country today commands in the international business for the 'India growth story' genuinely be attributed to the values that the Indian industry leaders hold. The India growth story would not have been possible but for the contribution of a host of corporate leaders, Mr. Rawat said.
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