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The Ad Man Who Taught India to Sell With Soul: Business Lessons From Piyush Pandey's Playbook
November 2025
|Entrepreneur magazine
Veteran adman and The Padma Shri awardee Piyush Pandey, the man who gave India its most memorable jingles and campaigns, died in Mumbai on Friday.
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He was 70. He was the one who built the emotional grammar of Indian advertising for more than three decades. At Ogilvy, he didn't just craft commercials, he crafted conviction. His legacy lives in lines that became part of everyday India: From Fevicol's witty “Jor laga ke haisha” to Asian Paints' “Har ghar kuch kehta hai,” Pandey taught an entire generation that great brands don't sell; they connect. Behind that creativity was a leadership philosophy that fused empathy with enterprise.
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