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'3 Idiots' taught Deepak Kabu to take risks and not be afraid of change

The CEO of Ziox Mobiles also loves playing tennis, and believes cycling helps him stay fit.

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Deepak Kabu, CEO of Ziox Mobiles, believes cycling is a great way to stay fit. He also has been playing tennis since childhood for his fitness.

Travel destination
Australia’s Gold Coast because it is refreshing and peaceful.


Book
'The Secret'. It is based on the law of attraction and says that you can get everything you want if you maintain a positive attitude.

Movie
'3 Idiots' — The movie teaches you to not be afraid of change and to challenge yourself. Whatever you do, do it with passion, and take risks.

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Gadget
iPad. I’m completely dependent on it. Be it for work or to pass time when I am travelling.

Food
I enjoy Italian cuisine. I love pizza margherita and spaghetti carbonara.

Fitness regimen
Cycling and tennis. I have been playing tennis since childhood, regular cycling has been a great way to improve fitness for me.
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