Crusaders
ALAP MOHILE
Alap Mohile serves as the Managing Partner at ManMakers Media, a dynamic entity born out of a shared vision and decade-long camaraderie.
Alap’s foray into the glittering world of media commenced in 2010 as a freelance professional. His portfolio boasts an impressive array of projects, spanning TV commercials, films, documentaries, and corporate ventures, where he lent his expertise as a writer, concept developer, and creative director. Notably, Alap has garnered a few international awards and accolades for his work, a testament to his creative prowess and commitment to excellence. He ventured into Marketing & Communication with Star TV Network in their regional channel, further broadening his horizons and honing his skills in different facets of the industry.
Alap’s journey is a testament to the power of relentless pursuit and unwavering determination. Through unwavering sincerity and diligent effort, Alap has consistently exemplified the philosophy that “Sincerity and Hardwork are the keys to Success.”
MAITREYA RISBOOD
Maitreya Risbood, the Managing Partner of ManMakers Media, epitomizes the essence of a visionary leader in the realm of media and marketing. Maitreya has charted an inspiring journey marked by resilience, innovation, and an unwavering commitment to excellence.
Maitreya’s initiation into the media industry was characterized by a decade-long immersion in marketing, where he honed his skills working with esteemed entities such as the Lokmat Group, Times Group, and Star TV Network. Through his tenure, he not only garnered invaluable expertise but also earned accolades for his role in spearheading impactful TV show launches, marketing initiatives, and print campaigns.
At the core of ManMakers Media’s philosophy lies a steadfast commitment to delivering unparalleled value to clients—a principle embodied by Maitreya’s mantra, “Time is Money.” This ethos permeates every facet of their operations, from conceptualization to execution, ensuring a seamless and impactful delivery of services