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"That's really where I learnt the ropes of this opaque industry and saw first-hand how a lack of transparency was significantly costing shipping companies".
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Naidu was born into a family of extremely humble means and he received little education. At a young age, he took up a job at the liquor distillery in his native Chittoor district. He learnt the ropes there and later took a small nearly brewery on lease. This village brewery was only of 'Arrack' or country liquor, consumed by low-class, poor villagers.
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Most of her years in college were spent volunteering at The Spastics Society and in the villages of Orissa where she spent time with activists working to protect the rights of the villagers. During this time she also learnt German, photography and did a course in International Relations. After her graduation she went to film school at the Jamia Milia Islamia University where she learnt the ropes of film making.
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In production, his immediate models of reference were North and South India, whose culture he was most familiar with, and to which he was most naturally drawn. While he had begun with his father, he learnt the ropes of the art and trade under the guidance of a number of South Indian directors, before becoming part of the Sinhala film industry. Robin was part of that brief but intense period of shooting Sinhala films in Gemini and Golden Studios, Madras, with more filmmaking by other Ceylonese directors in the studios of Coimbatore and Madurai. The 1960s saw Tampoe visiting a number of North Indian studios, including the remarkable Bombay Talkies, the legendary studio established by Devika Rani and Himansu Rai during the early 1940s.
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