Ranjit Thakur
“I can’t go back and change the past, I can only do what we think is the right thing going forward.” – Mark Zuckerberg, pretty much sums up Mr. Ranjit Thakur, Founder & CEO Media Konnect philosophy. From his vision several years ago to convert every cinema screen in India to the 2K Digital platform , to his current profile of providing technology & service support to the cinemas in the digital space with Krian Media, Ranjit has always been known to push the envelope. After being part of this dynamic industry and spending many years interacting with the fraternity in India and Internationally, Ranjit has been a keen onlooker of the challenges faced by the entertainment and media community from talent, cost, creativity to content. Media Konnect was born out of this intrinsic need for engagement which would not only be limited to India but globally. A platform which will create global exchange of talent, collaboration and partnership across every expertise needed in filmmaking. For countless independent filmmakers with phenomenal ideas, but lacking access to the right partners, talent and funds. Ranjits’ milestones can be validated with his contribution to many of his successful businesses and collaborations from Scrabble Entertainment, which was acquired by UFO Moviez in a considerable short time changing the way we viewed cinema, to now several of his own path breaking patents. Growing up in a business family the acumen was in his DNA, with most of his time spent travelling across the globe the dedication and persistence to bring a change and to identify opportunities for further evolvement of the industry is a highlight of his personality. If not travelling, he loves to go for a Run, plays badminton & loves to swim from time to time.Stories By Ranjit Thakur
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Movies & Documentaries
Sourcing talent for short-films, documentaries and even feature films digitally: Ranjit Thakur, Media Konnect
By Ranjit ThakurJanuary 30, 2017There’s also no platform for filmmakers to reach out to their audiences unless they were really...