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Kunal Purandare

Mumbai

Desk Editor at Forbes India

Editor-Desk at Forbes India. Author of Ramakant Achrekar: Master Blaster's Master & Vinod Kambli: The Lost Hero

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  • We Break Our Hearts, Not Our Business: Ekta Kapoor

    2 weeks ago | forbesindia.com | Kunal Purandare

    We break our hearts, not our business: Ekta Kapoor Producer-entrepreneur Ekta Kapoor, who completes three decades in the entertainment industry, on riding the wave and the key takeaways from her journey, 'Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi' as the biggest milestone of her career, keeping a close eye on numbers, her business strategy, and more

  • Mumbai's New Film City Is An Economic Initiative, Meant To Generate Employment: Namit Malhotra - Forbes India

    4 weeks ago | forbesindia.com | Kunal Purandare

    Q. How did the idea of setting up a new film city in Mumbai come about? As the aspiration of Mumbai becoming a hub for global entertainment—not just India—was being contemplated, it was an easy conversation to have with the state and everyone associated with it. It was about how do we bring not just the best of technology and infrastructure, but also international people to India, and leverage our talent and infrastructure.

  • Bhansali Productions' Prerna Singh: Counting On Stories

    2 months ago | forbesindia.com | Kunal Purandare

    The eldest of three siblings, Singh’s doctor-father (mother was a homemaker) wanted her to take up a traditional career—either become a doctor, lawyer or a civil servant that were considered prestigious posts in Dhanbad, Jharkhand, where she hails from. He even enrolled her for a medical services course, but she soon realised that was not her calling. Aware that communication was key, Singh pursued a diploma in advertising and followed that with an MBA in marketing.

  • Dinner With Sidharth Malhotra: How The Actor Chooses The Brands He Endorses

    Mar 29, 2025 | forbesindia.com | Kunal Purandare

    Malhotra’s connection with people at the dinner was hard to miss. He made them feel at ease and moved seats every few minutes so he could interact with everyone. A businessman from the United States had flown down for the event because his daughters are fans of Malhotra and they had instructed their father to unfailingly take a photo with the actor.

  • The Price of an Oscar: Inside expensive campaigns for awards season glory

    Mar 25, 2025 | flipboard.com | Kunal Purandare

    1 hour ago“I Ended Up In An All-Women Orgy”: 4 Women On Going To Kink & Sex PartiesThe dancefloor is filled with bodies clad in latex, leather and wet-look pleather. They move to the techno DJ set, flirt at the bar, and watch performers on stage. In the dark red lighting that floods and anonymizes everything, people are free to explore their desires as far as they want to.

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RT @ForbesIndia: Forbes India's @kunaljp explores the high costs of Oscar campaigns, where studios spend millions on promotions, screenings…