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Campaign India In conversation with BBH India's Raj Kamble; Powered by Hindustan Times

Campaign India caught up with Raj Kamble managing partner, BBH India at Goafest 2011

by Bindu Nair Maitra | 09/04/2011

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Campaign India caught up with Raj Kamble managing partner, BBH India at Goafest 2011 and asked him about his impression of Goafest so far. We also asked him about the state of Craft as far as the Indian advertising landscape is concerned.  

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