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Radhika Joshi
Dec 03, 2013

Video: A-Listers on ‘Mission 2014’ - 2

Nakul Chopra, Monica Tata, Arunabh Das Sharma, Ranju Kumar Mohan, Anil Jayaraj tell us what they’re looking forward to in the coming year.

The fifth edition of the Campaign India A-List was unveiled at an event in Mumbai on 20 November 2013.

In attendance at the exclusive event were A-Listers from the advertising, marketing and media fraternity.

Campaign India caught up with some of them on the sidelines of the party that followed, to ask them about their ‘Mission 2014’.

Publicis' Nakul Chopra, HBO's Monica Tata, BCCL's Arunabh Das Sharma, JK Ansell's Ranju Kumar Mohan, Pidilite's Anil Jayaraj tell us what they’re looking forward to in the coming year.

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