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Dale Bhagwagar

Dale Bhagwagar (डेल भगवागर) is a leading Bollywood publicist in the Indian entertainment industry. With 11 years of experience in journalism, followed by 27 years of expertise in entertainment PR, he leads the Bollywood PR agencies Dale Bhagwagar Media Group and Hybrid Media in Mumbai. Their activities bear his personal touch and stamp. He runs this site and sometimes writes for it.

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Aditya Narayan plans to get married with 18k in bank. And probably, no bike!

Bursting a bubble On September 26, in an interview to one Drishti Pathak (a journalist asking fan-girl-type questions) on the YouTube channel of a website called Bollywood Bubble, celebrity singer, television host and actor Aditya Narayan…

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Does the Bollywood journalist need a makeover after Sushant Singh Rajput chaos?

In the wake of the journalistic chaos caused by the media after the demise of actor Sushant Singh Rajput, Bollywood is in a state of disarray and trust factor over Bollywood journalism is falling. A recent article in Nieman Lab (though…

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Is Palki Sharma Upadhyay TRAINING GUNS at Arnab Goswami?

In the wake of the Sushant Singh Rajput case, Indian news channels have been in a kind of race to outdo each other in sensationalism, presumably for the sake of TRPs. It seems as if Sushant Singh Rajput's death has been great business for…

Interviews

Atul Mohan: Amidst the fluff and bluff, genuine PR effort ends up as collateral damage

How do you think Coronavirus has impacted the standing of Bollywood stars? Coronavirus has led to people understanding the power of watching what we want to see, wherever we are, whenever we want to and on whatever device we have. The…

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Chaitanya Padukone: Hiring a great PR is as important to an artiste, as a rocket launcher is to a…

Chaitanya Padukone is one of the most eminent senior film journalists and columnists since more than three decades in Bollywood. He has authored the popular memoirs book R.D.Burmania. He is the recipient of dozens of awards for his…

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Amit Behl: Bollywood PR network has evolved incredibly, but it needs more of a personal touch

In an exclusive interview with BollywoodPR.in, Amit Behl, actor and senior joint secretary of CINTAA (Cine and TV Artistes' Association) talks about the changes in Bollywood and the importance of PR. Do you think that the golden age of…

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Niyateey Shah: With the right PR, you buy relationships, stories and magic

Niyateey Shah, the MD and CEO of the famous digital solutions company Shotformats Digital Productions Pvt Ltd expanded her horizons recently. She co-founded Aregeebee Artist & Events Pvt Ltd, a one-stop shop for talent management,…

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Viral Bhayani: Bollywood itself needs PR right now. The entire industry is SLANDERED and pronounced…

You are known as a master networker. Can you share some tips on great networking in times of the Coronavirus crisis? Anytime a crisis arrives, it only means good news. Over a period of time one is successful, as one has a set formula…

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Vinta Nanda: Recalibration of all industries taking place. PR machinery needs reinvention.

Do you think that the golden age of Bollywood stardom is over? No, I don’t think stardom will ever get over. All eras will always be golden as far as celebrity is concerned. There’s this recalibration of all the industries taking place…

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Akshaye Rathi: Good PR is when its impact doesn’t seem like the result of PR

Akshaye Rathi is a film exhibitor and distributor with operations spread across the central Indian states of Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh. While carrying forward a 70-year-old legacy in the show business, Akshaye has been a…

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