Composer Sulaiman Merchant Recalls Gamble on Vodafone Shares and Beginner's Luck

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Composer Sulaiman Merchant spoke about a stock market venture he undertook with his brother-in-law. The two bought roughly 50,000 to 1 lakh shares of Vodafone, which he described as a gamble. The decision later turned out favourably for them. Merchant attributed the outcome to what he called beginner's luck. The source article provides limited detail beyond these points.

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