Not only actors but also directors try hard to leave a permanent mark in the glitzy world of Bollywood. They don't get to reach the high spot overnight and struggle year after year to finally cement their place. | Tellychakkar.com
Experience the heartwarming story of this director who quit a high-paying job to enter Bollywood and made India s highest-grossing film featuring Aamir Khan. Can you guess?
Filmmaker Nitesh Tiwari is an IIT Bombay graduate. He quit as the chief creative officer from the advertising company Leo Burnett to make films. He directed Aamir Khan-starrer India's highest-grossing film Dangal. Tiwari's next film is the much-awaited Ramayana starring Ranbir Kapoor and Yash.
Of an airline brand and two steaks: Remembering Ulka s Anil Kapoor
Share Via: He was hard-lined, demanding, said the most unpalatable, atrocious things to clients, yet, won hearts and loyalists, writes Shashi Sinha in his memoir for the late Anil Kapoor, chairman emeritus, DraftFCB+ Ulka, who passed away earlier this week.
How do you describe a man, who was gregarious, audacious, uncompromising and unapologetic, yet whom clients and people refused to leave? Who could talk about advertising, marketing, movies, music, art, theatre, sports, politics, food, and everything else in-between with equal elan? Not easy. But let me try.
Back in the 80s when Anil took over the reins of FCB, the agency needed restoration. We needed new clients, great talent and stability. So, one would imagine that any leader in his position would go about building the agency without ruffling feathers. While Anil was exactly the opposite. He was hard-lined, extremely demanding, could say the most unpalatab