Pranali Tawte is a Correspondent at Social Samosa. She specializes in marketing and advertising, with a keen focus on topics such as advertising campaigns, technology in marketing, and the food and beverages sector. Pranali's insights and expertise have been featured in notable publications, including Social Samosa.
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Pranali Tawte's coverage encompasses a wide range of topics within the domains of content & publishing, sales & marketing, and sports. Her articles often feature expert commentary and cite data to support her stories. Given this focus, she would likely appreciate pitches from experts who can provide insightful analysis on trends in advertising, branding, marketing strategies or AI integration.
Considering Pranali's interest in LGBTQ+ representation and digital advertising laws such as the Digital Personal Data Protection Bill in India, she may also be interested in receiving pitches related to these areas with a specific focus on how they intersect with content creation or marketing campaigns.
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Beyond recognition and metal, awards have become part of how advertising evaluates itself. But is that helping the work or quietly steering it?
By: Pranali Tawte
As India's concert economy expands, Diageo's Varun Koorichh explains how alcohol brands are moving beyond sponsorships to build deeper cultural presence through live music and experiential marketing.
By: Pranali Tawte
Diageo’s Varun Koorichh explains how alcohol brands are moving beyond sponsorships to build deeper cultural presence through live music and experiential marketing.
By: Pranali Tawte
Speaking to Social Samosa at Goafest 2026, Indian cricket team captain Harmanpreet Kaur reflected on her brand partnerships and why support needs to begin long before athletes become headline-makers.
By: Pranali Tawte
As advertising evolves with AI, creators and changing work cultures, Gen Z wants Goafest to open up sharper, more honest and future-facing conversations.
By: Pranali Tawte
Former football captain Aditi Chauhan tells Social Samosa that brands still approach women's sport with a campaign mindset, not a long-term vision.
By: Pranali Tawte
Izen says Indian creativity should stay rooted in its emotional storytelling strengths and encourages agencies to stop holding back on entering work at global award platforms.
From instant recall to emotional nostalgia, Sukhbir Singh explains why some tracks travel seamlessly from playlists to brand campaigns and consumer memory.
By: Pranali Tawte
From inflation to instant delivery, Dabur's Rajeev Dubey shares how FMCG planning is evolving while brand trust and sustained volume growth remain the core focus.
As AI moves from experimentation to scale, marketers are being pushed to rethink differentiation, storytelling and trust.
