This issue promises to be ‘different’ for Fortune India in a big way – It is our first cover story that encapsulates the ‘Business of Bollywood’! In possibly one of the last interviews Salman Khan gave before the verdict, Khan tells associate editor Pavan Lall that there’s a “constant jihad” within him between the person (or character) he is, and the one his fans want him to be. This, though, is not about Being Human, the line of clothing he launched a few years ago, but rather the entire apparatus that is working quietly behind the scenes to make him a successful businessperson. At the centre of it is the star himself, though the apparatus also includes his father, his sister, his battery of publicists, and many others. Read about all that on page 96. Elsewhere, we look at what makes India’s best employers. To find that out, Fortune India partnered Aon Hewitt in bringing out the 2015 India’s Best Employers list. As per the editor, it’s not the list that’s important but more the traits that are common among those that made the cut. The results of the survey are on page 46. Retirement is supposed to be spent in salubrious climes. We’ve scoured the map to find the best spots for you - 10 Great Places to retire on Page 110. Whatever the motivation - Finding new ways of making money or simply finding meaning in their lives - Indians of all ages are going back to work after hanging up their boots. A peek into ‘Second Careers’ on Page 120.