Andhadhun: movie review.

Thanks to the Netflix on the OTT platform and the AMAZON Firestick I ended up watching an exciting movie- Andhadhun. I now can understand why the movie, with its star cast, engaged the audience and was so much appreciated when released. Blind man bluff intrigues the viewers. It’s not the first movie that has layered… Read More: Andhadhun: movie review. »

Co-Create with Media is the need of the hour.

Time to Co-Create? You have to decide. You can leverage the potential and co-create  NOW or regret later. The IPL is over, rains are settling in, and the world cup is reaching towards its climax. The festival period is still some time away. The Cannes advertising festival is over.  There is no better time than… Read More: Co-Create with Media is the need of the hour. »

ARTICLE 15 – MOVIE REVIEW

On one hand, you could see ARTICLE 15 as a simple, honest not-a-super star IPS officer Vs evil politician, local mafia and hands in hand with corrupt policemen story. And that will be doing a disservice to a well-made movie that literally hits at the softer belly of the society. It effortlessly takes you deep… Read More: ARTICLE 15 – MOVIE REVIEW »

Past and Future as seen by Neil George

IAA’s Retrospect and Prospects last week dealt with the CMO curiosity and desire to know. Past and Future have always been of interest to us. The need to know what next? To know of the next trend going to hit the market and communication. In the process, we keep trying to connect the dots, see… Read More: Past and Future as seen by Neil George »

Don’t waste your time Connecting dots.

Brands Connecting Dots To Remain Future Proof. The agencies are trying to go beyond the brief and pleasantly surprise the clients. It is an excellent thing to do. The new purpose let advertising is keeping the client happy and the agency busy. There is some talk of this purpose led advertising strategy, engaging the consumer… Read More: Don’t waste your time Connecting dots. »

Stop Questioning Gender Stereotype In Advertising?

Gender Stereotype is everywhere. Questioning its usage in advertising is an excellent thing to do. I may be hated for saying so, but when a regulator starts defining and imposing constraints. It is trying to solve some other problem by finding a scapegoat that is easy and glamorous to hang. This is my shout-out for… Read More: Stop Questioning Gender Stereotype In Advertising? »

Orgasminequality Toxic Masculinity- Tough to be a Man

Nowadays, it is becoming tough to be a Man. And even Gillette too is getting into the act. I have been into this simple brand-feature-benefit-transactional relationship with the multi-edged Gillette razor, when suddenly from every article on marketing communication and potential award list started questioning me. Gillette Started The Battle Of Toxic Masculinity making it… Read More: Orgasminequality Toxic Masculinity- Tough to be a Man »

THE GO-GIVER by Bob and John: BOOK REVIEW

The Go-Giver’ is the story of an ambitious young man named Joe. It seems that the more he runs after success; the more difficult it becomes to achieve his goals. Then he seeks advice from the highly successful leader Pindar, who shares his secret, the FIVE LAWS OF SUCCESS. Pindar has just one condition that… Read More: THE GO-GIVER by Bob and John: BOOK REVIEW »

Relive- Mauka Mauka- ICC World Cup 2019

Relive- Mauka Mauka- ICC World Cup 2019 ‘Mauka Mauka’ was an iconic communication engaging and entertained cricket lovers from 2015 to 2018. So, it is natural for the reference to come up in May 2019 the start of the world cup. 23rd May, I am watching the 2019 election results on TV. The seat swing… Read More: Relive- Mauka Mauka- ICC World Cup 2019 »

SLICE OF DEATH ADVERTISING

SLICE OF DEATH ADVERTISING The only sure thing in life is death. Rest is just a probability. We appreciated ‘Slice of life’ (SOL) advertising, however, we rarely see brands leveraging ‘Slice of Death’ ( SOD) imagery and references. Death is all around us. Death is all around us. It is there in the newspapers, in… Read More: SLICE OF DEATH ADVERTISING »