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Policybazaar CEO Tarun Mathur steps down
Sajja Praveen Chowdary named successor as insurance platform reshuffles leadership.
MUMBAI: Tarun Mathur has decided to close his policy at Policybazaar after years of steering the insurance aggregator. Policybazaar has announced that Tarun Mathur has stepped down as Chief Executive Officer and Principal Officer of the company, a wholly owned subsidiary of PB Fintech. Sajja Praveen Chowdary will take over as the new CEO and will also serve as whole-time director.
Chowdary, who joined the PB Fintech Group in 2011, has held leadership roles across multiple verticals. He currently heads “Policybazaar for Business,” the corporate and SME insurance and reinsurance arm. Under his leadership, this segment has grown into one of the fastest-expanding business insurance brokers in India and is positioning itself as a one-stop destination for such products.
A marketing professional with over 17 years of experience, Chowdary brings expertise in business management, product and technology management, business development, and project management in the e-commerce space.
Tarun Mathur began his career at HeroITES and later worked with ebookers and FE Global Technology Services. He joined Policybazaar as a co-founder and associate director of business development.
The leadership change comes as Policybazaar continues to strengthen its position in both retail and business insurance segments in a highly competitive market.
In the fast-paced world of insurtech, where policies change hands as quickly as premiums, Policybazaar has handed the baton to a long-time insider. With Chowdary at the wheel, the company appears well-positioned to keep its growth momentum rolling.
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Voltas launches Zest AI AC range with new campaign
Digital-first push spotlights AI cooling, geofencing and energy optimisation.
MUMBAI: When it comes to comfort, Voltas is betting that knowing you beats just cooling you. Voltas, part of the Tata Group, has unveiled its latest campaign, “AC Jo India Ko Samjhe”, introducing the new Voltas Zest AI AC range with a clear tilt towards younger, digitally native consumers. Conceptualised by Schbang, the campaign leans on slice-of-life storytelling, pairing technology with emotion. It features Neetu Kapoor and Ranbir Kapoor, using their real-life mother-son dynamic to draw a parallel between artificial intelligence and instinctive human understanding.
The films play on a simple insight: while AI may know everything, no one quite understands you like family does. That idea becomes the hook to showcase the product’s core features without turning the narrative into a hard sell.
At the centre is the Voltas Zest AI AC range, equipped with AI Adaptive Cooling, Energy Manager Mode and Geofencing. The system is designed to learn user behaviour, anticipate cooling needs and optimise energy consumption positioning smart cooling as a baseline expectation rather than a premium upgrade.
The rollout is digital-first, with a strong focus on platform consistency and storytelling-led engagement. The approach reflects a broader shift in how appliance brands are speaking to younger audiences less spec sheet, more story arc.
Voltas chief marketing officer Pragya Bijalwann said the focus is on delivering comfort that feels intuitive and personalised. Meanwhile, Schbang’s leadership underscored that the campaign’s creative direction stemmed from a simple truth: technology resonates best when it feels human.
By blending familiarity with functionality, Voltas is not just pitching a smarter AC, it’s pitching a smarter relationship with the everyday.
