Bhaskar Majumdar: The Rockstar of Our CommsAdda
Anup Sharma, PR & Strategic Communications Advisor; Co-founder - Quivora Advisory remembers Bhaskar Majumdar and the mark he left on communications
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Published: Sep 24, 2026 5:41 PM | 2 min read
- Bhaskar Majumdar, a communications veteran with over 25 years of experience, was both a colleague and a close friend to the author, fostering a warm personal relationship alongside their professional association at Vaishnavi Corporate Communications.
- He was known for his love of people, food, and conversation, and had a unique ability to bring individuals together, exemplified by his creation of CommsAdda, a platform for PR and communications professionals to engage and connect informally.
- Bhaskar's legacy is characterized by the connections he made and the mentorship he provided, rather than his job titles or organizations.
- Despite battling illness with courage and spirit, Bhaskar has passed away, leaving behind a lasting impact on those he connected with, and is remembered fondly by friends and colleagues.
Some colleagues become friends. And some friends become a part of your life.
Bhaskar Majumdar was both.
I have known Bhaskar for more than two and a half decades. We were colleagues at Vaishnavi Corporate Communications, and over the years, a professional association became a warm personal friendship. From home meets after work to weekend trips, industry events, endless conversations over food and our shared love for Twitter, now X, there was always something happening when Bhaskar was around.
He loved people. He loved food. He loved conversations. And he had an infectious ability to bring people together. That perhaps explains why he created CommsAdda, a platform for PR and communications professionals to meet, engage, exchange ideas and, importantly, just have some fun. It was quintessentially Bhaskar. No unnecessary formality. Just people, conversations, laughter and a shared love for the profession.
Professionally, Bhaskar was a communications veteran who spent over 25 years across corporate communications, reputation management and strategic communication. But his real legacy, for many of us, will not be his designations or organisations. It will be the people he connected, mentored and brought together.
He battled his illness like the rockstar he was. He fought hard, with courage and an incredible spirit. But sadly, despite everyone's good wishes, Bhaskar has moved on.
Maybe the Gods wanted him to spread some joy up there too. I am sure he will.
And knowing Bhaskar, he will probably have already started a CommsAdda in the heavens.
Rest well, my friend.
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