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Eternal's District ramps up sports push, eyes acquisitionsEternal's District platform is expanding into India's booming sports market, moving beyond ticketing to venue bookings and brand partnershi...- Armed with Rs 100 crore, Paradise wants to reclaim its biryani crownHyderabad's iconic Paradise biryani is set for a major comeback. Armed with Rs 100 crore, the brand aims to regain its top spot. New strate...
- Today's life lesson from Brad Pitt's movie: 'Advertising has us chasing cars and clothes, working jobs we hate so we can buy things we don’t need...' - Fight Club's famous dialogue warns about the danger of chasing social expectationsFight Club remains one of the most talked-about films of the late 1990s because of its sharp commentary on consumerism, identity and emotio...
- The rise of India’s frugal flamboyanceIndia's liberalization brought 'frugal flamboyance'. This trend allows people to appear rich without spending excessively. It contrasts wit...
- Eternal's District dines out on growth, leaves Zomato behindEternal's going-out arm, District, showed strong growth in Q4FY26, surpassing its food delivery business. This highlights Eternal's strateg...
- Europe risks falling behind US, China on AI data centre build-up, Nokia CEO saysNokia's CEO raises an alarm about Europe's lagging status in the development of AI data centers, warning that inadequate infrastructure and...
- Quote of the Day by Elizabeth Taylor: “If not to make the world better, what is money for?”Elizabeth Taylor’s quote, “If not to make the world better, what is money for?”, reflects her belief that wealth carries purpose beyond per...
- Kuku bets on 'fourth wave' as audiences shift to bite-sized contentKuku, a Bengaluru-based company, is focusing on short, mobile-first content. It has expanded from audio to video and is entering cinema. Ku...
- PVR INOX bets on ‘outing’ culture with luxury West Delhi playPVR INOX is doubling down on premium, experience-led cinemas with a new multiplex in West Delhi, betting on “outing” demand as audiences se...
- Amazon Prime Video leans into India to drive next wave of growthAmazon Prime Video considers India a vital market for its global expansion. The platform is investing heavily in local content and diverse ...
- IPL increases consumption growth of OTT platforms by 13% in India, says new report
- TV ad volumes drop 26% in 3rd week of lockdown, viewership dips 3%The consumption during the week was at 1.22 trillion minutes, still 38% higher than pre-Covid19 time (January 11-31). Last week, the total ...
- Covid-19 impact: TV consumption reached a historic high of 1.2 trillion minutes in a weekDuring March 21st-27th (week 12) the first week of the lockdown, India’s total TV consumption grew by 37% to cross 1.21 trillion minutes, h...
- Get set to junk small eats while watching a film at Mahrashtra CinemasThe state government is all set to invoke Section 121 of the Maharashtra Cinemas (Regulation) Rules, 1966, which bans sale and supply of an...
- Viacom to launch Hindi movie channelNetwork 18 Group will launch Hindi movie channel Rishtey CINEPLEX in the first quarter of the next financial year, said Sudhanshu Vats, gro...
- Bollywood offers to make anti-tobacco short filmsEminent filmmakers including Mukesh Bhatt & Anurag Kashyap have already been smarting over the mandatory anti-smoking disclaimer.
- Bharti Airtel partners with ErosNow for Wynk Movies mobile applicationUsers of Wynk Movies can access ErosNow's premium Bollywood content offering thousands of new and classic movies.
- MTS to launch free online movieplex for data growthThe telco operates with its data-led strategy in the country and is looking at such services to contribute significantly its revenues.
- Hotspot launches mobile movie cardBK Modi's Spice Televentures company HotSpot has announced the launchMovie Card which would enable mobile phone users to watch latest Bolly...
- Ramadoss calls on Bollywood stars to stop boozing on screenHealth Minister Anbumani Ramadoss said Bollywood should set a better example for India's young people.
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