vinod kapoor

Television and Broadcast Management, Freelance journalist and Writer
Television and Broadcast Management, Freelance journalist and Writer

The author has been in public relations, journalism and film writings for over three decades. As a member of the Indian Broadcasting Services (IBS), he worked with Doordarshan in various capacities and finally as a Consultant with AIR. After his academic and professional studies, he was trained at the Film and Television Institute of India, Pune, in TV Production and Management besides doing courses in Journalism, Public Relations and Script Writing. Before he joined the government, he worked with national airlines in public relations, later switched over to writing and directing short films. Read More...


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Wrinkled Memories

Books by Vinod Kapoor

The book is an exposition of life behind the glamour. It speaks on the pains the artist undergoes to create his image and more to retain the intellection. The stories are based on personal interactions that could never become public. Even if some plots trickled out it failed to arouse concern and empathy. These anecdotes underline various phases of Hindi cinema and despite all its technical superiority, it could not shrug off the system that demeans artists on

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Radio Cavalcade

Books by Vinod Kapoor

I had the opportunity to work with the author, Vinod Kapoor, at both Doordarshan and All India Radio (AIR).  His writings always carried clarity of opinion. The book is not a history of broadcasting but gently touches the contours of that chequered march of broadcasting though in an interesting manner. 

 

The author has written with flowing interest, subjects like the controversy about language, the way dramas gained prominence, the scene at t

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Radio Cavalcade

Books by Vinod Kapoor

I had the opportunity to work with the author, Vinod Kapoor, at both Doordarshan and All India Radio (AIR).  His writings always carried clarity of opinion. The book is not a history of broadcasting but gently touches the contours of that chequered march of broadcasting though in an interesting manner. 

 

The author has written with flowing interest, subjects like the controversy about language, the way dramas gained prominence, the scene at t

Read More... Buy Now

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