I am a master in India

Chapter 121 Eat two fish for one fish

"Dr. Soul, what kind of commercial do you want to shoot?"

“Simple, yet impressive.”

These two requirements are not low. Old Lal has worked in the media industry for most of his life and is well aware of some of the principles.

It is very difficult to create an advertisement that is both simple and memorable.

It would be difficult to achieve this without some amazing creativity.

"Doctor Suhr, do you have any ideas, or any advertising creative companies to work with?"

"I don't have a specific idea, but water-cooled air conditioners have one huge advantage: they're cheap! Ordinary air conditioners are too expensive? Well, if they're expensive, why don't you just buy one? Water-cooled air conditioners are still air conditioners."

Old Lal's expression became very interesting. Although Dr. Sur was a good man, his expression just now was still too mercenary.

Well acted!

"Excuse me, but if you want, we don't even need to hire actors for our commercials," Old Lal suggested sincerely.

"Well, let's let the professionals do it." Ron declined.

It's okay to do something like substituting salt for yourself occasionally, there's no need to be too serious about it.

Old Lal nodded, but didn't insist. "What's the budget for this ad? When is it expected to be aired?"

"Within 200 lakh rupees, your team will be responsible for the copywriting, creativity, and production. The ad will be aired on all-India television in early May."

This is equivalent to an all-inclusive package. Ron is only responsible for paying the money and the final review, and he doesn't care about anything else.

Mumbai is a city of entertainment, and Bollywood is right next door. Actors, equipment, crews, and venues are all readily available, so there's no need to spend any effort on coordination.

At today's market price, 300,000 rupees is enough to hire an average Bollywood star. The same goes for a director, and the rest of the cost for equipment, location rental, and post-production is even less.

Two million rupees was definitely a good deal, a good deal in fact. For old Lal, it was a lifesaver.

Of course, this budget was not something Ron came up with on a whim. Mary and Lena personally checked it before deciding on this number.

It is probably the ceiling of medium-cost advertising. The funding is neither too outrageous nor too low, but it is guaranteed to be within a reasonable range.

To put it bluntly, Ron was deliberately letting old Lal make money in order to invest in Ager.

Not long after the explosion, he began to arrest suspects one after another. This efficiency can be called a "true Indian miracle."

If Ron's guess is correct, Aggie will definitely be promoted to the so-called police inspector in the future.

Because the Shiv Sena is currently in power in Mumbai, they will certainly pursue the bombings led by the Democrats relentlessly.

Ajay has made great contributions, so the Shiv Sena government will certainly reward him, there is no doubt about that.

It is a good deal to win over a mid- to high-level police official with 200 million rubles, not to mention that it also comes with an advertising film.

And at Ajie's age, being a police inspector is definitely not his final destination.

Ron is a businessman and he is good at investing.

After finalizing the contract and handing the general information about the water air conditioner to old Lal, Ron and Mary said goodbye and left.

"If you leave this matter to me, it can be done with 100 million rupees." Mary was eager to try.

"I know," Ron patted her hand gently, "but you can't calculate it that way. It's hard to measure connections with money."

"Are those Mumbai rules again?"

"You know."

"But Lena and I also want to try it."

"What to try?"

“To be part of the production of a film.”

"There will be a chance, I promise."

Ron understood the ambitions of Mary and the others. After struggling in Bollywood for so long, who wouldn't have some ambitions?
They are good friends with the producers here, know many directors, and can chat and laugh with Bollywood stars.

They have everything except the money to invest in movies.

"Are you sure you want to spend money to let Lena and I do whatever we want?" Mary hugged his arms tightly.

"As long as you are happy, and I know you are serious." Ron straightened his chest and spoke in a heroic tone.

"Okay, come over to our place tonight and we'll play Jenga."

Hiss, this is Ron's favorite project.

You see, the payment process is unusual.

Of course, Ron's generosity stems from his interest in Bollywood.

Apart from anything else, many Bollywood actresses are really beautiful.

He also wanted to communicate with them about their relationship.

Ron was not just talking about how it felt to be superior to Indians.

In order to expand the business as quickly as possible and spread the spirit of Aquaman to Bollywood as soon as possible, Ron started to get busy with another thing.

"Farouq, behave yourself in Dubai and don't get involved with gangs."

"I understand. I've been there many times, and this time I finally don't have to work illegally."

Farouk touched the visa in his hand with excitement. With this thing, his income could at least double.

"Don't forget to get some information for me," Ron whispered in his ear, "Is Dawood's influence in Dubai the same as in Mumbai?"

"Of course it's different. Dubai is not India."

"Anyway, be careful. If you have any problems, go to Vinod." Ron pointed to the distance. The tall and strong Vinod was distributing visas to everyone. The foreign workers waiting in line were very obedient in his presence.

"Don't worry, there will be no problem. With the visa we can avoid most of the troubles." Farouk said in a relaxed tone.

He frequently traveled to the Persian Gulf countries and was well-versed in the world of migrant work. Vinod was also his good friend, and they came from the same slum. With them leading the team, there would be no accidents.

"Once you get there, someone will be there to receive you. If you encounter anything you can't handle, have Vinod call the satellite phone."

"No problem, everyone knows you have a connection with Khad Khan." Farouk winked at him.

The name of Khad Khan was also known in the slums. Since Dawood fled Mumbai, his influence has gradually weakened, and Khad Khan has come from behind.

The two gangsters' styles of operation were completely different. Daoud advocated violence and committed all kinds of crimes, including extortion, kidnapping and murder.

Hadhan focused on the underground economy, including foreign exchange, gold, passports, and medicines. Although these were all illegal businesses, his methods were undoubtedly much milder.

Of these two gangsters, most people, including Ron, would rather deal with Hard Khan.

The travel agency they cooperated with opened for the first time today. Hadhan arranged more than 100 people, and Ron added another or so from the slums, making a total of people.

This line has just been set up, and someone needs to go through it and understand the tricks involved.

Farooq and Vinod were the ones leading the team, and Ron had no plans to go himself.

Of course, the main reason was that he couldn't leave, but he was also afraid of Daoud.

This gangster had just planned the Mumbai bombings that shocked the world, and Ron happened to be pushed out and promoted as a positive hero.

All major media newspapers, especially the Shiv Sena, always mentioned Dawood when reporting on Ron.

Look at the evil you Mujahideen have done. After slaughtering your compatriots, in the end it was the Hindus who saved their lives.

This is a slap in the face.

Who knows if Ron will come to Dubai and invite him for tea.

A gentleman does not stand under a dangerous wall, so he does not need to gamble on his luck.

Daud's style of doing things was too tyrannical. Even though Khad Khan had assured Ron that he would not cause him trouble, there was no need to do so.

However, the travel agency business could still be done. 100 people, 2000 rupees per person for service, totaling 20 rupees.

Ron will send these people to Dubai by water, which is very close to Dubai, separated only by the Arabian Gulf.

After deducting the shipping cost, you can pocket at least hundreds of thousands of rupees, which is an amazing profit.

This is the fee for going there, and there will be another service fee when you come back.

Visas for Persian Gulf countries are mostly issued for three, six, or twelve months. Ron does business with the same group of people at least two to four times.

For four round trips, that’s 8000 rupees per person, which is quite profitable.

What? You don't have money to pay for your trip abroad?

It's okay, I'll buy it on credit first. When you get there, we'll arrange a job for you, and the service fee will be deducted from your salary.

Oh, by the way, there is also an agency fee for job introduction, which will be deducted together!

Kill two birds with one stone, easy.

Don't say Ron is a bad person, he's actually a kind person. At least, he didn't bring these people to the park to cut off their kidneys.

According to the agreement with Khad Khan, after this group of people are settled, there will be a second and third group.

Dubai will not be the end point, they will have offices in Qatar, Kuwait and Bahrain.

Hardhan makes the lion's share of the foreign exchange price difference, and Ron just has to get some of the benefits.

He is still short of money. The housing prices in Mumbai have dropped sharply recently, but Ron can only watch with envy.

"Baba, do you want to move?" After rinsing her mouth in the bathroom, Nia saw Ron holding a real estate magazine.

"After the blast, property prices in all areas of Mumbai have plummeted. This is a good time to buy at the bottom."

Ron, who entered the sage time, was thinking about money again.

In the CBD area, also known as South Mumbai, a single-family house near Malabar Hill used to cost at least Rs 500 million, but now it costs only Rs 300 million.

This is almost equivalent to a broken bone. To be honest, Ron was a little tempted.

Unfortunately, the money he had had to be used to expand the scale of the Sur Electric Appliance Factory, so he couldn't squeeze out more.

"Baba, the apartment we live in is already very good." Nia is very content. She never thought she would have such a life today.

They use toilets and have running water almost 24 hours a day. There are dedicated toilet cleaners, milkmen, newspaper boys, masseuses, and even full-time taxi drivers.

Nia hardly had to do any work. She only had to tidy up Ron's study and manage the travel company's business.

Her identity was reversed. She was no longer a servant, but the one being served.

"Niya, of course it's better to have my own house. At least next time I go to the bank to get a loan, I'll have something to mortgage."

Well, it’s also more convenient when giving Nia an oral massage.

Ron just couldn't help but rush through the gate with his elite troops, and it overflowed directly from Nia's nostrils.

She is very hardworking and doesn't waste a single drop.

Ron wanted to make a joke, but the satellite phone on the coffee table rang, forcing him to stop.

"Ron, I'll be at the Mumbai dock soon. Have you contacted Pant?" It was Luca's voice.

Ron's eyes lit up and said, "Look, the money for buying a house is here!"

(End of this chapter)