Ep 6: From Minus Capital to Manufacturing Success & Award-Winning Cinema | Raj Kumar Jain

Raj Kumar Jain’s journey is a true story of grit, discipline, and entrepreneurship. A graduate of JEC, he left his secure job at Oil India to follow his inner calling and start a business with what he calls “minus capital.” From working without a fan for three years to share the same reality as his workers, to starting with just five employees, he built a stronghold in the manufacturing industry in Assam.

Over the years, his vision and persistence shaped a business that continues to inspire. But Raj’s journey didn’t stop at industry he also produced an Assamese film that won 11 out of 14 prestigious awards in Prag Cine Awards, blending entrepreneurship with creativity in the most unexpected way.

In this conversation on Minds Behind Moves, Raj Kumar Jain shares his struggles, lessons, and mindset that transformed challenges into opportunities. His story is a must-watch for aspiring entrepreneurs, students, and dreamers looking to understand what it really takes to build something from the ground up in India.


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