5/7/2023 0 Comments Pandeymonium![]() ![]() ![]() To be fair to Pandey’s he does share credit with his younger colleagues. Two, the book is largely a compilation of self-congratulatory accounts of his successes. Imagine Piyush reciting his poetry or scripts in that rich voice of his in the podcasts (though one challenge with the podcast thought is that it cannot showcase ads or visuals). What would have been better is perhaps to have envisioned this as a podcast - where Pandey reminisces about his life and times over a 15-episode series in English / Hindi whatsoever. ![]() He thinks hindi, and the book in English is just the wrong medium for him to play in. Piyush Pandey is a well-known figure, possibly the best-known figure in Indian advertising, and there should be enough curiosity about the book to see it sell at least 5,000 copies, which I guess will make it a best-seller.įor one, Pandey is not playing in his native medium. ![]() Pandeymonium, by Piyush Pandey, is not that book. Indian advertising is badly in need of well-written books (or memoirs) by industry leaders, sharing their account of the evolution of the industry and sharing insights into advertising & marketing. ![]()
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