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PUBG MOBILE India’s web series produced by Saatchi Propagate, “Dosti Ka Naya Maidan” is now on air.
Bangalore, India: The first episode premieres on December 24, 2019 on PUBG MOBILE India’s official YouTube channel. Last week, PUBG MOBILE India team announced their web-series, Dosti ka Naya Maidan- it’s first ever original web series in Indian Gaming. This series has been conceptualized by the PUBG MOBILE India Team and the plots, storyline and production is being done by Saatchi Propagate in collaboration with Content Factory.
Throwing light on the concept Priya Jayaraman, CEO Saatchi & Saatchi Propagate said “When it comes to creating content, can it get any better than connecting with the lives of everyone who plays PUBG MOBILE today? The genesis of this anthology of 5 episodes is rooted in real world friendships, careers, gaming and is a microcosm of life itself. All with PUBG MOBILE at the heart of it’.
Last week, PUBG MOBILE India dropped a trailer on their official India YouTube channel for the First Episode. They have unveiled the cast, trailer, and release date for their debutant web-series’ first episode starring Ranjan Raj (Kota Factory), Badri Chavan (TVF Bachelors, Stree), Chinmay Chandraunshuh, Alam Khan, Arnav Bhasin, Vibha Chibbar, Sanjeev Vatsa, amongst others.
The first episode follows Mrigank Raj (played by Ranjan Raj), a teenager who belongs to a simple aspiring family whose parents (played by Vibha Chibbar & Sanjeev Vatsa) don't want to hold him back, regardless of their status. He is excited to start his new life in college but doesn't know how far he can go by being this reticent person and it gets more difficult as he meets his roommates. DK, Baba and Monty (played by Alam, Chinmay, Arnav respectively) who are the tough guys of the college and ace players of ‘PUBG MOBILE.’ The game is life for them. Even friends are made on the basis of their rank in the game. When the going gets tough for Mrigank, his senior Aditya (played by Badri Chavan) suggests him to take a chance in PUBG MOBILE. Watch the episode to know more.
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JBCN Education appoints The Other Circle for PR mandate
Mumbai agency to lead communications for progressive K–12 group.
MUMBAI: JBCN Education just circled in a fresh voice because when your classrooms already think outside the box, the next logical step is to get the story out of the classroom. JBCN Education has appointed Mumbai-based communications agency The Other Circle (TOC) to handle its public relations and strategic communications mandate. The partnership aims to amplify the institution’s distinctive Educreative philosophy, which blends rigorous academics with experiential learning, creativity and values-led development.
TOC will shape JBCN’s narrative through educator-led thought leadership, media engagement and strategic storytelling, fostering deeper conversations with parents, educators and the academic community on modern, meaningful learning.
JBCN Education, senior vice president for marketing Nikhil Sharma said, “Every institution has a unique narrative, one filled with innovative learning, passionate faculty, and the next generation of Changemakers. The Other Circle’s strategic approach and deep familiarity with the education sector make them the right partner to strengthen our brand presence and forge meaningful connections.”
The Other Circle Group of Companies co-founder & CEO Aakanksha Gupta added, “The best communications work happens when the story is already true—you just have to find the right way to tell it. JBCN Education represents a powerful shift in how learning is imagined and delivered in India, and that story is rich: a philosophy that’s lived in the classroom, educators who believe in it, and outcomes that speak for themselves.”
The appointment marks a new phase for JBCN as it seeks to lead national conversations around progressive education, inquiry-based learning and preparing students for an interconnected world.
In an education landscape where the real competition isn’t marks but mindset, JBCN isn’t just teaching kids, it’s teaching the country what forward-thinking learning can look like, and now it’s got a voice loud enough to make sure everyone hears it.
