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Bobby: Seeing the world through a poet’s creative eye
There are writers who are good with words, and then there are writers who seem to see the world differently. Bobby has always belonged to the second category for me. I had the pleasure of working with Bobby, and he was undoubtedly one of the finest writers I have known. Whether it was the first idea on a page or the challenge of developing it into a long copy, he brought an instinct, imagination and command of language that made him a class apart.
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Guest Column: Sonal Dabral reflects on Bobby Pawar’s poetry collection, celebrating his distinctive writing style and the emotional depth, imagination and artistic eye behind his work Sonal Dabral 1 day ago
Piyush Pandey-The Lion Who Laughed The Loudest
There are some people who don’t just lead an industry—they redefine it. Piyush did exactly that. He didn’t just change Indian advertising; he gave it a new heartbeat, a new laugh and a new language—our own. I first met Piyush back in 1989. I had come from Lintas Delhi to Bombay to shoot my first film with his brother and my National Institute of Design friend, Prasoon. We were supposed to stay in a 5-star hotel—a big deal for me, a young, broke ad guy. But Piyush ended that plan in a second.
Will Smith misses hip-hop jubilee tribute for ‘Bad Boy 4’ production - Mobile News 24x7 English
Los Angeles, Feb 6: The 65th Grammy Awards celebrated 50 years of hip-hop, but Will Smith was absent from the tribute. According to Questlove, quoted by ‘Variety’, Smith was originally supposed to be a part of the tribute but had to back out due to his ‘Bad Boys 4’ production commitments. “I’ll give the spoiler alert away. Will Smith was a part of the festivities tonight, but they started shooting ‘Bad Boys 4’ this week,” Questlove told Marc Malkin of ‘Variety’ on the red carpet.
Twinkle Khanna's Short Story To Be Made Into A Film By Sonal Dabral
Mumbai: A new movie is in the works based on actress-turned-author Twinkle Khanna’s short story ‘Salaam Noni Appa’ from her 2016 anthology, ‘The Legend of Lakshmi Prasad’. The yet-to-be-titled film will be jointly produced by Applause Entertainment, Ellipsis Entertainment and Twinkle’s Mrs Funnybones Movies. Sharing his excitement over the project, Sonal Dabral, the director, described the story as being “progressive.
Twinkle Khanna's 'Salaam Noni Appa' To Be Made Into A Film By Sonal Dabral
Applause Entertainment is partnering with Ellipsis Entertainment and Mrs. Funnybones Movies on their next feature. The film is an adaptation of the short story ‘Salaam Noni Appa’ from Twinkle Khanna’s best-selling book, “The Legend of Lakshmi Prasad”. Twinkle has emerged as one of the country’s foremost humor authors and columnists, with her biting wit and sardonic insights about modern day life.
WARC in Cannes Replay: Has advertising lost its sense of humour?
Covers WARC's session in Cannes this year: "Has advertising lost its sense of humour?", with a recording of the presentations given by Sonal Dabral, group chief creative officer and vice chairman at Ogilvy India, Chaka Sobhani, chief creative officer at Leo Burnett London, John Mescall, global executive creative director at McCann Worldgroup and Emma Wilkie, managing director at Gunn Report.
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