u/ExcellentAd412

Resale: Beautifully Furnished 2 BHK in Nikoo Homes 2, Bhartiya City (Tower A) [Direct Owner / No Brokerage]

Resale: Beautifully Furnished 2 BHK in Nikoo Homes 2, Bhartiya City (Tower A) [Direct Owner / No Brokerage]

I am looking to sell my 2 BHK, 2 Bath apartment in Nikoo Homes Phase 2 (Bhartiya City). I am the direct owner, so there is absolutely no brokerage involved. And no brokers please.

Here are the property details:

  • Tower & Floor: Tower A, mid floor — great height for ventilation and natural light.
  • Expected Price:

** **1.6cr negotiable

Why Nikoo 2 & Bhartiya City? For those unfamiliar with the project, it is part of a massive 125-acre integrated township.

  • Everything is a walk away: Bhartiya Mall of Bengaluru, Chaman Bhartiya School, Leela Hotel, and the BCIT Tech Park are all inside the township.
  • Amenities: Massive clubhouse, multiple swimming pools, gym, sports courts, and beautifully landscaped open spaces.
  • Location: Prime Thanisandra Main Road with quick access to Manyata Tech Park, Hebbal, and the Airport.

Reason for selling: I bought this at launch, and I live abroad with no plans of coming back.

I’ve attached the recent pictures of the actual flat. If you are genuinely interested or have any questions, please DM me for more details.

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u/ExcellentAd412 — 1 day ago

I’ve been looking into the massive growth of Connected TV (Roku, Apple TV, YouTube on smart TVs, etc.), and it seems like a huge untapped market for a lot of us whose main content is vertical (TikToks, Reels, Shorts).

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Appreciate any honest feedback!

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u/ExcellentAd412 — 15 days ago
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I’ve been looking into the massive growth of Connected TV (Roku, Apple TV, YouTube on smart TVs, etc.), and it seems like a huge untapped market for a lot of us whose main content is vertical (TikToks, Reels, Shorts).

The problem is, vertical content looks terrible on a 65-inch screen. We usually just slap those ugly blurred bars on the sides, and viewers click off.

I'm a developer trying to scratch my own itch, and I’m building a tool that intelligently converts/reframes vertical videos into clean, native-looking landscape mode specifically for big screens (no blurred sidebars).

My question for you all: Is repurposing for landscape/CTV a big enough headache for you right now? Or could you offer it as an add on to the brands and make more? If a tool could automate this so you can monetize on big screens without re-editing alot, is that something you'd actually pay a monthly sub for, or is the "blurred sides" method good enough for your audience?

Appreciate any honest feedback!

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u/ExcellentAd412 — 15 days ago