A biting comment on the Australia Social Media Ban, its laugh-out-loud loopholes, underground teen behaviour, marketer implications, And why India needs smart regulation—not bans—to manage youth digital access.
Dive into the unapologetic world of consulting chaos, where jargon is currency, branding is armour, and survival depends on bluffing, blaming, and billing again. This field guide exposes the unwritten rules that every consultant uses but never admits—perfect for professionals, leaders, and anyone who has ever dealt with (or dreamed of becoming) a consultant.
A funny, heartwarming glimpse into life with Milo Kotnala—a beagle who turned pet-parenting chaos into everyday joy, love and total household surrender.
As attention habits shift, Storyfusion Advertising is redefining how brands earn relevance—blending cinematic storytelling, suspense, and entertainment into ad communication that viewers actively choose to watch.
December tricks us into becoming reflective philosophers and ambitious planners—until January 7. This humorous, insightful piece explores procrastination, expectations, real growth and the one resolution that truly changes everything.
Dhurandhar is not a star vehicle but a brutal, ensemble-driven spy saga that stays intense for 212 minutes. Here’s my review.
Life isn’t a race with winners and losers—it’s an infinite game of growth, relationships, renewal, and contribution. This reflective piece explores how our finite-game mindset limits not only how we live, but also how we lead, build brands, and create meaning. A compelling reminder to evolve, collaborate, and keep playing.
A reflection on Constable Tukaram Omble’s forgotten heroism and India’s selective memory that glorifies villains over true national heroes.
Mumbai doesn’t just need to be a fine city — it needs fines to become a city. My take on how discipline, and penalties could reshape Mumbai.
A witty, insightful piece comparing husbands to eternal beta products and wives to relentless start-up founders who keep upgrading, rebranding, and managing “Project Husband.” A fun read for marketers, couples, and anyone who believes all great products evolve over time.
