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Shauvik Ghosh joins KnowledgeHut as PR & communications head
Mumbai: KnowledgeHut, a Bangalore-based short-duration skills provider has appointed Shauvik Ghosh as head of PR and corporate communications. The appointment is part of the ed-tech start-up’s plans to aggressively expand its business and drive growth in its business across its domestic and international markets.
In his new role, Ghosh will be responsible for driving awareness and establishing the brand stature for KnowledgeHut and driving an effective communication narrative for the brand. He will report to head of product and growth Ashish Kumar and Knowledgehut CEO Subramanyam Reddy.
“We are at an exciting stage of our growth story and believe that effective communication is essential for the success and growth of every organisation,” said KnowledgeHut CMO Ashish Kumar. “We are delighted to have Shauvik onboard as the Head of PR and Corporate Communications. His creative vision and analytical ability coupled with a background in business journalism will add a refreshing perspective to our brand story.”
Ghosh comes with over 15 years of experience across key segments in corporate communications. Before moving into corporate communications, he spent a decade as a senior business journalist with some of the leading business dailies in the country, wherein he covered multiple beats including media and advertising, IT & ITES, aviation, real estate, infrastructure & logistics, and telecommunications from both the corporate and the government policy perspective. His expertise lies in managing multiple projects and campaigns across geographies and providing results beyond expectations is well documented.
“I strongly believe in KnowledgeHut’s mission to help organisations and professionals unlock excellence through skills development,” stated Shauvik Ghosh. “The organisation is a hidden gem and the opportunity to take on this mandate is an honour. Nothing gives me more joy than building an effective brand narrative for such an organisation. I am thrilled to join KnowledgeHut and looking forward to providing my best service.”
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Nikita Kandhari expands role at Prime Video India
Senior leader now heads content marketing for hindi slate while retaining principal position.
MUMBAI: Nikita Kandhari just levelled up her Prime Video game because when you’re already scripting hits, the next move is to own the whole Hindi storyline. Nikita Kandhari has taken on an expanded leadership role at Prime Video & Amazon MGM Studios, now heading content marketing for the Hindi slate covering original series, movies, and licensed titles while continuing as principal for content marketing.
Announcing the move on LinkedIn, Kandhari wrote, “I’m excited to share that I’m stepping into an expanded role, leading content marketing for the Hindi slate… The past year has been an intense period of learning across building new IPs, shaping campaigns, and working more closely than ever with cross-functional teams. I’m grateful for the trust, mentorship, and collaboration that made that growth possible.”
In her broader mandate, Kandhari will shape integrated, audience-first marketing strategies for Prime Video’s growing Hindi content portfolio, aiming to deepen engagement with India’s booming streaming viewers through thoughtful, culturally attuned campaigns.
Kandhari brings nearly two decades of experience across media, FMCG, and advertising. Before Amazon, she held key roles at Netflix, Hotstar, Unilever, Ogilvy & Mather, and began her career in 2008 as a Research Analyst at The Nielsen Company. She holds an MBA in Marketing and Strategy/Leadership from the Indian School of Business.
Her expanded remit arrives as Prime Video and Amazon MGM Studios continue to scale their Hindi originals and licensed offerings in one of the world’s most competitive and fast-growing streaming markets. For a platform betting big on regional storytelling, placing someone with Kandhari’s blend of strategic depth, creative campaign experience, and cross-industry insight at the helm feels like the perfect plot twist to keep viewers hooked.
