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Ishitta Arun Slams Trolls Criticising Her For Smiling At Uncle Piyush Pandey's Funeral: "Grief Isn't A Single Script"
Defending herself, Ishitta Arun said that grief does not follow a set pattern
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"Inka Sur Sabse Mila": Amul Pays Tribute To Advertising Legend Piyush Pandey
Piyush Pandey started his career as a client-servicing executive at Ogilvy & Mather India in 1982.
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Prasoon Joshi Remembers Piyush Pandey: "He Loved Life, It Reflected In His Work"
Prasoon Joshi said Piyush Pandey's laughter and love for life will be deeply missed, and his work will be cherished forever
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Amitabh Bachchan Remembers Piyush Pandey: "No Words To Express Our Grief"
Amitabh Bachchan and Piyush Pandey collaborated on polio, Gujarat tourism, and Cadbury ad campaigns
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"Piyush Pandey Was A Creative Genius": Shankar Mahadevan, Voice Of Cadbury Ad, Pays Heartfelt Tribute
Shankar Mahadevan wrote, "Will miss you my friend... cannot believe this"
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How A Cadbury Ad By Piyush Pandey Changed The Way India Saw, And Ate, Chocolate
Piyush Pandey, the legendary adman, who died in Mumbai on Friday at the age of 70, shaped the way India looked at, and enjoyed, chocolate, and not just for kids.
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Ila Arun Shares Emotional Post After Brother Piyush Pandey Died: "Devastated, Heartbroken"
Ila Arun shared a throwback image featuring herself and late brother Piyush Pandey
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How Piyush Pandey Found Shimona Rashi, The Cadbury Girl Who Went Viral Before Social Media Era
Piyush Pandey didn't just make ads. He made memories, and in doing so, turned everyday moments into something truly "khaas."
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PM Modi's Tribute For Piyush Pandey, Who Coined "Ab Ki Baar, Modi Sarkar"
Mourning the loss of adman Piyush Pandey, PM Modi remembered his "monumental contribution" to the world of advertising.
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"Piyush Pandey Gave Indian Advertising Its Swadeshi Swagger": Gautam Adani
Piyush Pandey gave Indian advertising its self-confidence, its soul, and its "swadeshi" swagger, industrialist Gautam Adani has said in a heartfelt tribute to the advertising legend who died earlier this morning.
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How Ad Legend Piyush Pandey Gave India Its Iconic Mile Sur Mera Tumhara Song
Let's revisit how Piyush Pandey helped define a narrative of bonding for a whole nation that still echoes nearly four decades later.
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"Do Boond Zindagi Ke" To "Googly Woogly Woosh": Legend Piyush Pandey's Top Ads
Piyush Pandey was the creative force behind iconic campaigns like Mile Sur Mera Tumhara, Fevicol, and Cadbury ads
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When Adman Piyush Pandey Acted In John Abraham's Madras Cafe Along With Business Rival Agnello Dias
The film not only marked Piyush Pandey's acting debut, but it also brought his business rival Agnello Dias to the screen
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Piyush Pandey, Man Behind Iconic Fevicol, Cadbury Ads, Dies At 70
Advertising legend Piyush Pandey died on Friday. The man behind the iconic advertisements of Fevicol, Cadbury, and Asian Paints was 70.
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"Pic Was Cropped, Am Being Made Scapegoat," Says Man In Viral Photo With Aaliya Siddiqui
The picture in question was taken at a party where 20-odd other guests were present, Mr Pandey told NDTV, adding that it had been cropped
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Ishitta Arun Slams Trolls Criticising Her For Smiling At Uncle Piyush Pandey's Funeral: "Grief Isn't A Single Script"
Defending herself, Ishitta Arun said that grief does not follow a set pattern
-
"Inka Sur Sabse Mila": Amul Pays Tribute To Advertising Legend Piyush Pandey
Piyush Pandey started his career as a client-servicing executive at Ogilvy & Mather India in 1982.
-
Prasoon Joshi Remembers Piyush Pandey: "He Loved Life, It Reflected In His Work"
Prasoon Joshi said Piyush Pandey's laughter and love for life will be deeply missed, and his work will be cherished forever
-
Amitabh Bachchan Remembers Piyush Pandey: "No Words To Express Our Grief"
Amitabh Bachchan and Piyush Pandey collaborated on polio, Gujarat tourism, and Cadbury ad campaigns
-
"Piyush Pandey Was A Creative Genius": Shankar Mahadevan, Voice Of Cadbury Ad, Pays Heartfelt Tribute
Shankar Mahadevan wrote, "Will miss you my friend... cannot believe this"
-
How A Cadbury Ad By Piyush Pandey Changed The Way India Saw, And Ate, Chocolate
Piyush Pandey, the legendary adman, who died in Mumbai on Friday at the age of 70, shaped the way India looked at, and enjoyed, chocolate, and not just for kids.
-
Ila Arun Shares Emotional Post After Brother Piyush Pandey Died: "Devastated, Heartbroken"
Ila Arun shared a throwback image featuring herself and late brother Piyush Pandey
-
How Piyush Pandey Found Shimona Rashi, The Cadbury Girl Who Went Viral Before Social Media Era
Piyush Pandey didn't just make ads. He made memories, and in doing so, turned everyday moments into something truly "khaas."
-
PM Modi's Tribute For Piyush Pandey, Who Coined "Ab Ki Baar, Modi Sarkar"
Mourning the loss of adman Piyush Pandey, PM Modi remembered his "monumental contribution" to the world of advertising.
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"Piyush Pandey Gave Indian Advertising Its Swadeshi Swagger": Gautam Adani
Piyush Pandey gave Indian advertising its self-confidence, its soul, and its "swadeshi" swagger, industrialist Gautam Adani has said in a heartfelt tribute to the advertising legend who died earlier this morning.
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How Ad Legend Piyush Pandey Gave India Its Iconic Mile Sur Mera Tumhara Song
Let's revisit how Piyush Pandey helped define a narrative of bonding for a whole nation that still echoes nearly four decades later.
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"Do Boond Zindagi Ke" To "Googly Woogly Woosh": Legend Piyush Pandey's Top Ads
Piyush Pandey was the creative force behind iconic campaigns like Mile Sur Mera Tumhara, Fevicol, and Cadbury ads
-
When Adman Piyush Pandey Acted In John Abraham's Madras Cafe Along With Business Rival Agnello Dias
The film not only marked Piyush Pandey's acting debut, but it also brought his business rival Agnello Dias to the screen
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Piyush Pandey, Man Behind Iconic Fevicol, Cadbury Ads, Dies At 70
Advertising legend Piyush Pandey died on Friday. The man behind the iconic advertisements of Fevicol, Cadbury, and Asian Paints was 70.
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"Pic Was Cropped, Am Being Made Scapegoat," Says Man In Viral Photo With Aaliya Siddiqui
The picture in question was taken at a party where 20-odd other guests were present, Mr Pandey told NDTV, adding that it had been cropped
