Piyush Pandey, the moustachioed maverick who transformed Indian advertising with his earthy storytelling and infectious joie de vivre, passed away on Thursday at the age of 70. A Padma Shri awardee ...

Piyush Pandey, the creative visionary who gave Indian advertising its distinct voice and soul, died on Thursday. He was 70.

As the industry continues to chase viral metrics and algorithmic hits, Fevikwik’s Todo Nahi, Jodo stands tall as a reminder of what timeless creativity looks like: clear idea, clean craft, and a whole ...

Advertising industry veteran Piyush Pandey has passed away at the age of 70 on Thursday after battling a month-long illness. The mind that gave Indian advertising its distinctive identity and flair ...

When word spread on October 24 that Piyush Pandey had passed away at 70, the industry paused. It doesn't feel like a corporate loss, but the end of a beloved family album filled with laughter, ideas, ...

On Friday morning, I was startled by the flurry of messages on WhatsApp groups from people I knew during my time at Ogilvy as a copywriting intern. Texts from creatives I had worked with years ago in ...

Industry data shows that brands are increasingly investing in creator-based humour because audiences respond to conversational, unpolished, culturally fluent voices over traditional ad copy ...

Just when many of us were still trying to steady ourselves after losing Piyush Pandey, another giant has left the arena. Neil ...