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Govinda ala re! This is what we, the kids of 90s, the diehard fans of Govinda, chanted when we saw the teaser of Happy Ending, a production Saif Ali Khan owned Illuminati Films. Although the film didn’t do well, its song G Faad Ke was so awesome that it topped the radio countdown shows for several weeks, and still, is loudly played in Discothèques all over the country. The fans of other superstars wonder what makes Govinda so special, so, here are 10 best answers to calm their curiosity – He is none other than Govinda . Govinda is Govinda, and for his fans, no other superstar can match his level. However, his fans never call names to other actors and their fans, just like the fans of Khans do on Twitter and Facebook. The comedy king . The level of talent that Govinda has represented in his movies is evidently unattainable for other actors, not by Khans, not even by Kapoors. The talent. AKA Govind Ahuja, this superstar has always been loved for h...

While well-established, widely-renowned businesses are busy, encashing hefty gains due to their innovative marketing strategies and mammoth customer base, small enterprises and emerging start-ups face the real world challenges, drawing the attention of their target audience toward their products and services. The fact that people (read: consumers) are not generally interested in new (read: unknown) brands, or the product that they are aware of, cannot be denied. So, what are the ways small business should ride on to succeed in a customer-centric market? What should they do to make their in-house marketing strategies flourish? Check out the following 9 points to learn this – Understand, traditional means, and modes of marketing are gradually dying . Most of the small businesses perish because they choose to work with long-established practices of marketing and brand promotion. One must not follow the traditional approach to market one’s products and services in order...

When the Indian government and the Supreme Court imposed a ban on the release of India’s Daughter, a documentary made by the British Broadcasting Corporation. After the ban, BBC made a number of efforts to attest that the rape culture in India has flourished to its highest peak. However, even after the ban, the documentary was available on the official YouTube channel of the English news agency. In many other similar clips also, the corporation tried to prove that India is the biggest rape capital in the world. Since BBC was propagating, the majority started believing this, and the western media started suggesting Dos and Don’ts to their people to have in mind while visiting India. Well, if we scan through the pages of the Indian culture and tradition, we find that there is no place for violence against women in the Indian society. Although over the time, some impurities have homed in the mindset of the people, and a viable increase can be seen in the instances of rap...