Bollywood PR consultant Dale Bhagwagar tops the list of best celebrity publicists. He leads the film PR agency Dale Bhagwagar Media Group from Mumbai, India.
Got an my PR client, National-Award winning make-up and prosthetics specialist Preetisheel Singh, featured in India’s undisputed No.1 Telugu newspaper Eenadu today. Her work for Deepika Padukone, Shahid Kapoor and Ranveer Singh in Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s Padmaavat is creating waves.
If I understand US President Donald Trump’s PR game, directly or indirectly, he will toe the ‘America First’ line at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland and everyone will scream “anti-globalism” and “protectionism” again. His rhetoric will spark more debates in America and China, increase speculation in Russia, United Kingdom and France and keep the rest of the world including North Korea on guard (on guard from the unpredictable Trump, of course).
I guess what Trump wants is to have himself on one side and the world on the other. It’s an importance-gaining PR tactic, smartly disguised under the pretext of nationalism, control and world order. He is playing that game and the world is exactly falling into his PR trap.
That’s also the tactic of my off-and-on PR client Rakhi Sawant. Do exactly the opposite of what everyone expects one to do, shout from rooftops, and people will take notice. It works, and how! And she carries it off real well. Whether you deliver on what you say is not important. What’s important is that you are always in the news.
Yes, there’s no news like bad news. But better than bad news, is weird news. It’s just a kind of PR strategy. A kind not everyone can manage. Trump can, Rakhi can. And you, the listener, viewer and reader — is the scapegoat. Can you save yourself from it. I doubt. Not after social media. 😉
Thank you Google. 🙂 🙂 You are a true friend. Even better than FB. 
FB can block, stop and throw people out. And when its not doing that, it changes interface again and again and again and again and also increases the number of clicks per task for its own benefit. It also spams with Page invites, game invites and all sorts of distracting notifications which it does not allow users to shut off. You never do all that… at least not as much at FB 
Love you more than FB 😛 #TrueFriend
I feel, Bigg Boss gets the highest billing among reality shows not because Salman Khan hosts it. It gets top billing because it has been customised to bring out the best and worst of human emotions. Because it plays on fear and love… more importantly, on fear… which is a stronger emotion than love.
Sumita Chakraborty, the editor of Stardust India has given an interesting, informative and insightful interview to Hamant Verma of BizAsia. She aptly describes how PR has taken control over perception-building in entertainment journalism. She also mentions how “hiring the right publicists and agents” can be one of the important aspects for British Asian actors “to build a successful career in Bollywood”. She talks about Upen Patel, whom I handled PR for when he entered Bollywood… and also Katrina Kaif, whose debut film Boom was publicized by me. All in all, Sumita’s interview is a fantabulous read.
Got some quick and controlled news write-ups done for my new PR client Rakshak Sahni this week. Rakshak was seen in Ekta Kapoor’s Kkavyanjali on Star Plus earlier, and is now going to debut in a Hollywood film called Eastern Crimes. The makers are in talks with Peter Weir (director of The Truman Show and Dead Poets Society to direct the movie.)
Indian actor Rakshak Sahni to make big-budget Hollywood debut with Eastern Crimes
http://www.mangobunch.com/indian-actor-rakshak-sahni-make-big-budget-hollywood-debut-eastern-crimes/
http://myvantagepoint.in/indian-actor-rakshak-sahni-make-big-budget-hollywood-debut-eastern-crimes/
http://scrutinybykhimaanshu.blogspot.in/2017/12/indian-actor-rakshak-sahni-to-make-big.html
https://brightnews2016.blogspot.in/2017/12/indian-actor-rakshak-sahni-to-make-big.html
https://mumbainewsnetwork.blogspot.in/2017/12/indian-actor-rakshak-sahni-to-make-big.html
http://www.bollywoodcouch.com/3192-2/
http://newsdog.today/a/article/5a3b676812313a7f24d71cc6/?d=false
http://www.balleballeradio.com/newspage.php?id=581&cat_id=0&p=&search=#ontitle
An interview on Covai Post from South India
Got an interesting article done for my PR client Preetisheel Singh in Dainik Bhaskar. A big ‘thank you’ to seasoned journalist Chandidutt Shukla Sagar and media maverick Vipul Sipani. Thank you Naarad Anusha Srinivasan Iyer for sharing the screenshot. Rock on guys.
Got a feature done for PR client Preetisheel Singh in Mumbai Mirror. The National Award winner for make-up and prosthetics is pure magic for Bollywood flicks.
In an era of Paid News and Fake News, comes a movie about journalistic ethics. ‘The Post’ has it all and more.
