In 1985, Raj Mehra reincarnates in Mumbai with a Return on Investment (ROI) system, granting the ability to strategically invest any project and can see there return in advance then he invest in Bollywood films for profit, fame, and influence. Starting with limited resources, He leverages the system’s insights to identify high-potential projects in a star-driven industry. Initial investments in low-budget films like *Aashiqui* (1990, budget ~₹1 crore, ROI ~200–300%) yield significant returns due to strong music sales and theatrical success. Using the system’s analytics, He avoids flops like *Trimurti* (1995, loss ~50–70%) and backs blockbusters like *Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge* (1995, budget ~₹4 crore, ROI ~500–750%), capitalizing on theatrical (20–30% of ₹100 crore gross) and ancillary revenues (music, satellite rights). By aligning with major studios like Yash Raj Films and stars, He builds wealth and fame. Strategic choices, such as self-distribution for hits and minimum guarantee deals for mid-budget films, maximize profits. By 2000, Raj investments in films like *Kuch Kuch Hota Hai* (1998) cement their status as a Bollywood mogul, wielding power through industry connections and a reputation for backing cultural phenomena, transforming Mumbai’s cinematic landscape.

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