MUMBAI: Traditionally, Indians do not have a risk-taking appetite and youngsters are constantly encouraged to take on stable and secure jobs in traditional streams of knowledge. Until few years ago, only a few dared to tread uncharted waters. But lately, the start-up wave has engulfed the entire nation and many young and first generation entrepreneurs have come through successful, paving the way for others with their success stories. To celebrate these risk-takers, India's largest audio content creators have launched a new show titled 'My Neighbour, Zuckerberg'.

Hosted by Munaf Kapadia, co-founder of The Bohri Kitchen and Nabeel Merchant, co-founder of Fixy, this show welcomes entrepreneurs from all walks of life. They trace the relatively unknown stories of active entrepreneurs and what makes them who they are today. They will bring stories of adventure, struggle and creativity - tales of the underdog who battled dragons to take their ambitions to a logical conclusion. Not necessarily a million dollar valuation, but something equally difficult, to a point of no regret.

If you haven’t heard it yet, tune in on http://indusvox.com/mnz