Recently, business tycoon Ratan Tata took to his Instagram handle and shared a picture of his younger self and we all went crazy. Ratan Tata shared this picture as a Thursday throwback from his LA days before he returned to India. We saw the picture and we were blown away seeing a young man, giving a slight smile while looking at the camera, wearing a white tee.
He captioned the picture, "I was going to post this yesterday, but I was then told about “throwbacks” and how they occur on Thursdays. So here is a throwback from my days in LA, not long before I happily returned to India. #throwbackthursday."
His followers went crazy seeing his picture from the younger days. A comment read, "So handsome sir.. then and now and always ..😍😍❤️❤️." "omg damn cute & handsome," wrote one user. Another one commented, "You look like some Hollywood star, Sir."
This picture of his younger self was a treat for all of us. We thought of taking you through some more unseen pictures of him from the past. Have a look:
Last year, he shared a black and white picture of him sitting and reading a book. He captioned it, "It is overwhelming how quickly time passes. Be it the struggles of yesterday or the good days close to heart, everything seems to have happened not very long ago. I look at the years since this picture at Cornell, and I’m heartened by the richness of experiences, opportunities and lessons I have learnt. Life should be full of these, because the years can truly be elusive. #tbteveryday." The industrialist looks so handsome in this throwback picture.
Tall and handsome, Ratan Tata looks so different in this unseen picture.
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Here is an unseen picture of Ratan Tata with industrialist KPP Nambiar.
While having a conversation with his mentor, JRD Tata.
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Ratan Tata did his B.Arch degree from Cornell University and then worked with Jones and Emmons in LA in the year 1962. Here is a picture of his enjoying time with his college mate.
Ratan Tata moved to India and joined the Tata Group. He served as the chairman of the group from 1991 to 2012. During his chairmanship, the revenue of the brand grew about 40 times.
Tata Indica was India's first indigenous car and Tata Motors worked really hard to develop it. He was told the project can fail but they still went ahead and put a lot of effort. Ratan Tata shared picture of the first Tata Indica and captioned it, "Everyone told us it couldn’t be done without having a joint venture or a partnership with an international company. That if I did this, I would be linked to failure. But we went ahead anyway. There were technical issues and many lessons we learned. It was a wonderful experience to be breaking new ground. The chances to give up were many. We stayed the course, worked out each issue, and that was the birth of India’s 1st indigenous car, The Tata Indica."
Ratan Tata received the Tycon 2020 Lifetime Achievement Award today from Infosys Co-founder Narayana Murthy.
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