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Dairy Day launches ‘The Villain’ film title shaped ice-cream
MUMBAI: On the occasion of the teaser launch of the Kannada film ‘The Villain’, Dairy Day has launched a unique shaped ‘The Villain 2-in-1 Choco Orange Ice Cream’, specially designed for the film.
The new ‘The Villain 2-in-1 Choco Orange ice cream’ stands out as a pioneer product in the history of film industry and food industry and is a product which was specifically introduced and designed for the promotion of the movie.
Dairy Day is extending its support to the welfare of the technicians who have served the Kannada film industry by reserving Re.1 for every pack of this film title shaped ice-cream sold,.
The Villain 2-in-1 Choco Orange Ice cream is priced at MRP. Rs.35/- (100ml). The pack also contains details about an interesting contest ‘SelfiHideeriTicketHodeeri’. This Ice cream is available at all Dairy Day outlets across Karnataka.
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Pocket FM elevates Lalit Gangwar to COO to drive global growth
Founding member to lead operations, monetisation and expansion across markets
MUMBAI: Pocket FM has elevated Lalit Gangwar to chief operating officer, tasking the founding team member with leading global business operations as the company sharpens its international growth strategy.
In his new role, Gangwar will oversee end-to-end operations across markets, including growth, monetisation and execution for the company’s audio business. The appointment comes as Pocket FM looks to strengthen its operating foundation and build a more predictable, scalable global business.
Gangwar has been closely involved in shaping the company’s trajectory from its early days. He played a key role in building the growth and marketing playbook in India, helping the platform scale to over 150 million users within its first year and establish a strong foothold in the audio storytelling category.
He later led Pocket FM’s expansion into the United States, where he set up teams, defined market strategy and drove scale, contributing significantly to the company’s international ambitions.
Pocket FM co-founder and CEO Rohan Nayak said, “Lalit has been central to Pocket FM’s journey from the very beginning. He has built our growth engine and scaled our business across markets.” He added that the company’s focus on nurturing internal talent makes Gangwar a natural choice to lead the next phase.
Gangwar said, “Pocket FM has always been driven by a simple belief that powerful stories can travel across borders and create meaningful impact.” He noted that the company will continue to focus on scaling markets, investing in AI-led storytelling and strengthening monetisation.
As COO, Gangwar is expected to bring greater operating discipline while building systems, talent and processes to support long-term growth.
With leadership continuity and a clear global focus, Pocket FM appears to be turning the page to its next chapter, one that aims to take its storytelling playbook well beyond home turf.
