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  • fbb fashion brand Buffalo hits 40-year milestone

    fbb fashion brand Buffalo hits 40-year milestone

    MUMBAI: Celebrating its 40-year milestone, fbb’s fashion brand Buffalo has created a nostalgic campaign, ‘Setting You Free’, featuring brand ambassador Varun Dhawan. The campaign has been conceptualised and created by AndAnd and produced by Jump Films.

    Shot in breathtakingly scenic and quaint natural landscapes, the story travels between past and present where the protagonist, Dhawan, reminisces his experiences as he sifts through his wardrobe. While he touches and feels all his Buffalo apparels, he is taken on a nostalgic journey of all the stories connected to the same. He is reminded of his spectacular adventures, the people he met, the solitude he experienced and how he let go of his inhibitions and set himself free.

    Celebrating the four decade success fbb COO Rajesh Seth said, “It’s not every day that we see brands successfully serve for forty years. We celebrate the 40th year of our iconic brand Buffalo with pride and are filled with gratitude for the undying support by our customers. We believe that this is just the beginning and are working towards achieving many more milestones.”

    Speaking about the campaign, AndAnd Brand Partners Pvt Ltd co-founder Anand Subbarao said, “When you have Varun as an ambassador for a popular brand like Buffalo, executing the campaign is a seamless process. The brand has a strong yet soft personality that matches with the superstar; which is why the film looks distinctly great.”

    Buffalo brand ambassador Varun Dhawan said, “As someone who truly believes in style, I am extremely happy to be associated with a brand like Buffalo which has been creating styles for four decades. Just a glance at the range will make you fall in love with the adventurous, stylish and comfortable collection of the brand. Kudos to Buffalo and I look forward to celebrating many more birthdays with this brand.” 

  • SPNI and Ten Sports rubbish acquisition talks

    SPNI and Ten Sports rubbish acquisition talks

    MUMBAI: On 8 August, several trade publications were splashed with headlines stating that Sony Pictures Networks India (SPNI) was close to acquiring the Subhash Chandra-owned Zee Networks’ sports network Ten Sports. The news was also carried by Times of India’s tabloid Mirror. The Economic Times from the same group too published a similar report, with no confirmation from either of the parties involved. SPNI sources had told ET that they do not comment on speculation. But the price mentioned in the news item for the transaction was Rs 2,000 crore.

    Indiantelevision.com too reported that the news had been carried by the two newspapers. But it committed to get to the n two channels and get their revert on the same.

    We did yesterday. And both the networks have denied that any deal was at closure stage.

    A member of the senior strategy team at Sony spoke candidly when he told us: “There is nothing to comment. These all are false speculations there is no basis to these reports.”

    Ten Sports CEO Rajesh Seth did not mince any words when he spoke with us. Said he: “In the company, we keep talking and exploring various opportunities that are right for the organisation but the discussion does not mean that it will go in that direction The news is pure speculation.”

  • SPNI and Ten Sports rubbish acquisition talks

    SPNI and Ten Sports rubbish acquisition talks

    MUMBAI: On 8 August, several trade publications were splashed with headlines stating that Sony Pictures Networks India (SPNI) was close to acquiring the Subhash Chandra-owned Zee Networks’ sports network Ten Sports. The news was also carried by Times of India’s tabloid Mirror. The Economic Times from the same group too published a similar report, with no confirmation from either of the parties involved. SPNI sources had told ET that they do not comment on speculation. But the price mentioned in the news item for the transaction was Rs 2,000 crore.

    Indiantelevision.com too reported that the news had been carried by the two newspapers. But it committed to get to the n two channels and get their revert on the same.

    We did yesterday. And both the networks have denied that any deal was at closure stage.

    A member of the senior strategy team at Sony spoke candidly when he told us: “There is nothing to comment. These all are false speculations there is no basis to these reports.”

    Ten Sports CEO Rajesh Seth did not mince any words when he spoke with us. Said he: “In the company, we keep talking and exploring various opportunities that are right for the organisation but the discussion does not mean that it will go in that direction The news is pure speculation.”