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Snapdeal SVP Srinivas Murthy quits; to launch entrepreneurial venture

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MUMBAI: Snapdeal marketing  senior vice president Srinivas Murthy has moved on from his role in the company to embark on an entrepreneurial journey.

 

“The entrepreneurial drive has rubbed off onto me. I’m now moving on to become an entrepreneur myself,” said Murthy.

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Not divulging the details of his new venture, Murthy added that he will announce it in the next few months.

 

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“Srini has decided to begin an exciting new journey as an entrepreneur, and while he will surely be missed, I am delighted to see that he is carrying forward the Snapdeal spirit of entrepreneurship,” said Snapdeal CEO and co-founder Kunal Bahl.

 

This is the second major exit at Snapdeal in recent times after the company’s head of strategy Ranjan Kant quit to join Jabong as CMO.

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Sameer Nair steps down as CEO of Applause Entertainment

Veteran media executive exits after a decade at the Aditya Birla Group-backed studio.

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MUMBAI: After a decade of calling the shots, Sameer Nair is taking a bow from Applause Entertainment. The veteran industry leader and CEO of the prominent content studio is stepping down from his role, according to sources familiar with the development. This marks a significant leadership transition at one of India’s key players in the television and digital content space.

Applause Entertainment, part of the Aditya Birla Group, has built a strong reputation under Nair’s leadership for its high-quality adaptations of international formats and a slate of original series across OTT platforms. Nair, who joined the company a decade ago, was instrumental in shaping its growth and positioning it as a notable force in India’s evolving streaming landscape.

Prior to Applause, he held senior roles at major media organisations, including Star India, where he played a pivotal part in the launch of the iconic show Kaun Banega Crorepati in 2000. He also worked with Balaji Telefilms and NDTV Imagine.

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It remains unclear who will succeed Nair or what his next professional move will be. Queries sent to Nair did not receive a response, and Applause Entertainment declined to comment on the matter.

His exit comes at a time when the Indian content ecosystem is undergoing rapid changes, with streaming platforms recalibrating investments, focusing on profitability, and adjusting content strategies amid shifting viewer preferences and increasing competition.

Industry insiders suggest the transition could signal a strategic reset for Applause as it navigates the next phase of growth.

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In the fast-paced world of Indian entertainment, where hits can fade as quickly as they rise, Sameer Nair has enjoyed a remarkably steady and influential run. As he steps off the stage at Applause, the spotlight now turns to what comes next for both the executive and the studio he helped build.

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