@pnamblat Ironically, Raja Hindustani beat khamoshi because it had mass appeal ( v khamoshi ), and Ddlj and KKHH lost for the same reason v Rangeela / Dil Se
@andysanghvi The cult of Jatin Lalit is unraveling! The new generation is loving their songs, exactly the same way the kids of 90s discovered RD Burman. Hopeful that their music will gets its rightful due in times to
Come.
My top 10
1) Khamoshi
2) Yes Boss
3) Dil Se
4) Kuch Kuch Hota Hai
5) Kabhi Haan Kabhi Naa
6) Sangharsh
7) Saajan
8) 1942
9) Jab Pyar Kisise Hota Hai
10) Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikander
Jatin Lalit bias is so apparent
@ranvijayiya@imri2@SoManyVows@hs8848@filmantic@AmrishSawe
Post 1960s, we all agree that the BEST decade for MUSIC was 1990s.
Here are MY 10 FAVOURITE albums (movies) of 1990s. Do tell me YOURS also in the comment -
1) Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam
2) Aashiqui
3) Taal
4) Dil Se
5) 1942 A Love Story
6) Pardes
7) Saajan
8) Gupt
9) Rangeela
10) Jab Pyaar Kisi Se Hota Hai
#90sMusic #BollywoodMusic
ITC Mangaldeep does inclusion so quietly, so thoughtfully - and their film lets you feel why!
It introduces viewers to their Sixth Sense programme: an initiative that works with 200+ visually impaired testers across five cities.
These specialists shape the final product. Not symbolically, but actually.
#Collaboration #ITCMangaldeep #SixthSenseProgramme
@Manish_Pajan@UJJAVALSHAH2@PrashantKishor Rajesh Roshan is an enigma! Can come
Up with gems like papa kehte hain, and knph. One hidden gem in gunaah ( yeh raat ye tanhaiyan) - very RDish
BEFORE SLEEPING KNOW THIS...
For years, visually impaired individuals in India struggled to find meaningful jobs.
Mangaldeep, agarbatti brand from ITC Limited, partnered with NGOs, trained visually impaired individuals, and hired them as fragrance testers**—smelling, comparing, and approving scents with high precision.
Today, around **150 professionals earn with dignity… while the company improves product quality, and customers experience better fragrances.
What looked like a limitation became a business advantage !!
ITC Mangaldeep: ‘They See With Their Noses’
Mangaldeep has unveiled its new ad film, bringing its visually impaired fragrance testers in focus. The film uses a friendship story to spotlight Mangaldeep’s Sixth Sense Initiative.
The film unfolds through a quiet exchange between two friends, bringing to life a larger message—of the extraordinary capabilities of the visually impaired testers who form part of the Mangaldeep Sixth Sense panel.
Mangaldeep’s Sixth Sense panel comprises of visually challenged individuals, working as testers for its range of incense products, and playing significant roles in the creation of unique fragrance varieties. The initiative has opened up employment opportunities for them as well as enables them to live with dignity.
By relying on individuals with heightened sensory perception to refine its fragrances, the brand shifts the focus from just the product to the process behind it—celebrating expertise, inclusivity, and the craft of fragrance creation.
The film reflects Mangaldeep’s commitment to inclusive innovation—driven by the people who make its products more authentic, and a reminder that sometimes, the most powerful senses are the ones we don’t always see.
Take a moment to pause, listen, and experience it differently.
Watch the film.
#BrandsWithPurpose #TheITCWay #MangaldeepSixthSense