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Snickers TV campaign: Dhoni endorses an unlikely antidote to hunger pangs

The brief for the campaign was to refresh the theme by exploring hunger traits apart from diva/irritability

Why Dalit intellectual Anand Teltumbde may not remain an unfettered man

"I am an ideal subject to send a lesson that they can do anything to anybody," says Anand Teltumbde

Movie review: 'Cold Pursuit' is a deceptively skillful black comedy

Neeson does a fine turn in his understated role of grieving father. Plaudits are due to Bateman, too

Why Mumbai's Raphael Samuel is suing his parents for giving birth to him

With the social media attention, Samuel has invited much ridicule and abuse, as well as bits of admiration

Thackeray is a propaganda film that aims to lionise the Shiv Sena founder

More than anything else, Thackeray is a refresher course on the modern history of a city of paradoxes

An ambitious project aims to archive photographs of Anglo-Indian families

It was almost as if the audience was looking through the photographs at the people in them, said Adira Thekkuveettil, Photographer

A shoddy attempt: 'The Accidental Prime Minister' lacks both depth, focus

A breezy but shallow account, focussed mainly on the first term of the Congress-led alliance, tries to cover a lot of ground in 110 minutes.

Good sport: Rishabh Pant turns 'baby-sitter' for Tim Paine's young children

'Can you babysit? I'll take the wife to the movies one night and you'll look after the kids,' the Aussie skipper Tim Paine, was heard on the stump mic

Poo's kitchen: Learning basics of Thai cuisine at a slum school in Bangkok

Ritwik Sharma heads to a Bangkok slum to cook with its celebrity community chef, Saiyuud Diwong aka Poo

Sahapedia's project helps enthusiasts access, appreciate history better

After Sahapedia began its mapping project last year, it has charted around 250 museums in 15 cities

Christian Dior settles plagiarism dispute with People Tree's Orijit Sen

An out-of-court settlement with Christian Dior after a plagiarism row has vindicated a niche Indian retailer and fuelled its creative dreams

Meet Joe Thomas Karackattu, who quick-wittedly filmed an emergency

The amateur documentary filmmaker says he tried to make the best use of all the cameras available

In online advertising, focus on results more than process: MainAd execs

India is a promising country, with high Internet penetration and transactions, said Marino Gualano

How to ride out Ola-Uber drivers dissent: By changing pricing strategy

Ola, Uber say initiatives in place to satisfy interests of driver partners, but changing pricing to create a self-sustaining model may be the way forward

Our focus is device-agnostic content: Sony Pictures Network's Uday Sodhi

The idea for SonyLiv is to go local and not just repurpose international content, Uday Sodhi tells Ritwik Sharma

Horlicks shows importance of 'emotional nutrition' in new digital campaign

In a new digital campaign, Horlicks turns focus on the coaching hub of Kota with a message of 'emotional nutrition' to allay exam fears

Insurers to work with fitness trackers to incentivise a healthy audience

Max Bupa had tied-up with fitness technology firm GOQii to provide users access to the latter's wellness engine

Idea Cellular's new TV commercial: A transformative idea triggered by video

A new TV commercial by Idea Cellular has pushed the running narrative of the telecom firm to imply how in today's world a video can change people's lives

Samsung eyes growth in consumer electronics business in 80 districts

To complement the service vans, Samsung has also added over 250 service points and as many resident engineers

Thums Up: Thunder strikes

Thums Up comes up with a high-octane commercial to communicate the promise of 'more thunder' for its first-ever variant in 40 years