MUMBAI: Malaika Arora Khan is the special guest judge on this episode Siddhu and Malaika dances on Chaiyan Chaiyan

Albela amidst all his taalis cracks jokes on Olympic games and our judges on the show.Judges thoroughly enjoy his performance.

Maski talks about a man who keeps forgetting while he is talking and he also imitates contestants from previous seasons like Sunil Pal and Navin Prabhakar Bharati talks about her fatness. She also talks about Lalli and she also does a comparison between mothers and kids in Mumbai and mothers and kids in Punjab. Judges love her gag.

Ras Bihari gaur again in his kind of characteristic humour talks about big cities and small cities.

Sikander- wali do a Tamasha kind of gag where Wali Sheikh is the "madari‘ and Sikander is his "bacha jamura". The finalists of the show is declared after the episode.

MUMBAI: Good Relations India, the pan-India strategic corporate communications consultancy has announced the appointment of Deepak Kanulkar as Chief Operating Officer. Based in Mumbai, Deepak will be responsible for the day-to-day operations management of the consultancy; in addition to leading the growth strategy.

In his earlier assignments, Deepak has worked as Head of Corporate Communications with Tata AIG Life Insurance Company and Tata AIG General Insurance Company. More recently, he headed the corporate communications function at Arab Insurance Group (Arig), one of the leading insurance players in the middle-east. He has also handled Public Affairs & Communications for Cola-Cola India for the west region where he led the crisis management team during the pesticides controversy. Other PR assignments handled by him in his career which stretches across 15 years include a stint at Hinduja Group, Bombay Chamber of Commerce & Industry and Cipla.

Mr Anthony B M Good, Executive Chairman, Good Relations India while announcing this appointment said, "Our endeavour at Good Relations India is to develop the talent from within the organisation and provide our resources with a rewarding career-path. Deepak has been with us for nearly a year heading strategy and his appointment as COO is a testimony of our firm belief in nurturing and grooming professional talent to assume larger responsibilities in the organisation."

Good Relations India was founded in 1988 and has branch operations in Mumbai, New Delhi, Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad, Kolkatta & Pune. Some of its esteemed clients include Apple, Barclays, Bates 141, Cartier, DQ Entertainment, Helios & Matheson, Marks & Spencer, TNT, Tourism Queensland and many more.

MUMBAI: Out-of-Home Media India Pvt Ltd. (OOH Media) was on a "SHARE" spree with its 3-city interactive ‘share-n-learn‘ forum attended by a qualitative mix of media planning and buying experts from agencies like Mindshare, Madison, Lodestar, Starcom, Maxus, MPG, Zenith Optimedia, Network as well as from OOH agencies like Ogilvy, Bates 141 (Wall Street), Jagran Engage, Primesite, Serve & Volley, Percept OOH, Aaren Initiative, Portland etc. The forum was aimed at disbursing knowledge about OOH TV as a medium, innovative ways of using it coupled with research studies on the medium by Nielsen, followed by FAQ sessions.

The OOH SHARE sessions were conducted in Mumbai, in Delhi and in Bangalore over August and September 2008. The invitees were addressed by Ishan Raina, CEO, who gave a brief overview of the medium, Raghu Venkatraman (VP, Media Strategy) who presented the Campaign Evaluation Studies and Niloufer Dundh (CSO) who shared effective tools of using OOH TV media backed by client feedback. The highlight of the fourm was the learnings from OOH TV which were shared by Palal Bhatacharjee (Client Solutions Associate Director) and Anupam Asthana (Client Solutions Manager) of Nielsen. Nielsen is the global leader in research and they work very closely with Focus Media in China (Focus is the strategic partner of OOH Media). OOH Media has a tieup with Nielsen for research on the medium in India.

Says Niloufer Dundh -‘The whole exercise was initiated to educate the media (planning and buying) fraternity about OOH TV, since it‘s an emerging medium. Over the 16 months of existence, OOH Media has had 150 plus clients. The clients‘ campaigns coupled with the studies by Nielsen, have taught how OOH TV has added to the client media mix. Keeping in mind the need to share these learnings, OOH Media decided to setup a forum for knowledge-sharing so that together with the media agencies we can build this industry.‘

The first series of OOH SHARE was on a smaller scale but after a good feedback and turnout, OOH Media plans to conduct OOH SHARE on larger platforms over a period of time for different audiences including advertisers, reporting media and communication agencies.