The UAE Business Show
16 Years In Dubai, Radio, Cars, Money & Building A Brand | Sid Vohra
Sanna Suri: The Journey of India's Boldest Female Founder
by Ashutosh Juneja
How a Delhi Engineer Became Dubai's Biggest Car Voice | Sid Vohra From a family in India that lived cars for generations. An engineer by degree. Today — Programming Director at City 1016 FM. Founder of Gedi Maaro, Dubai's biggest car channel. And the man every car brand in Dubai, from Bugatti to BYD, calls first. In this raw, honest conversation, CA Ashutosh Juneja sits down with Sid Vohra to hear how a family car business in Delhi became a media empire in Dubai. From the 2010 leap with a pregnant wife and a single income, to becoming the face of the UAE's biggest automotive launches — including hosting the Haval Jolion MAX debut at the largest GWM showroom outside China — this is the untold story of one of Dubai's most influential media operators. ABOUT THE GUEST — SID VOHRA Programming Director, City 1016 FM Founder, Gedi Maaro — Dubai's biggest car channel The voice millions across the UAE wake up to Instagram: @siiddharthvohra ABOUT THE HOST — ASHUTOSH JUNEJA Chartered Accountant | Founder, Crystal Core Consultancy, Dubai Helping Indian entrepreneurs set up companies in the UAE Instagram: @ashutosh_juneja_ WhatsApp: +971 50 804 9132 Email: consult@crystalcore.co Website: crystalcore.co THE UAE BUSINESS SHOW Real conversations with the people building business, sport, and culture between India and the UAE. New episodes regularly. Subscribe and hit the bell to never miss an episode.
Ashutosh Juneja talks with Sanna Suri, founder and CEO of Sniper Boxing Promotion and India's first and only female professional boxing promoter. From Miss Maharashtra and seventeen years in Bollywood to building India's only professional boxing platform, Sanna shares an honest account of reinvention, risk, and backing an idea no one else believed in. A candid conversation about turning an unconventional vision into a real business.
Host Ashutosh Juneja sits down with Chartered Accountant Amit R. Joshi to unpack what Indians living in the UAE actually need to know about their India-side obligations. They cover NRI residency and the 182-day rule, the deemed-resident trap for high earners, NRE versus NRO accounts, the legal ways to move money between India and the UAE, TCS on foreign transfers, and the POEM and round-tripping rules that can pull a UAE company into the Indian tax net. A practical guide to staying compliant and avoiding the costly mistakes most NRIs make.