Aurora Magazine

Promoting excellence in advertising

Taimur Tajik

The Good, the Bad. The Agency.

The Good, the Bad. The Agency.

Taimur Tajik on why a pressure cooker culture is driving creatives away from ad agencies. Updated
Go Green or Go Home

Go Green or Go Home

What should brands be doing to counter climate change? Published
The Artificial Versus the Real

The Artificial Versus the Real

AI can certainly help us do some stuff better, but it cannot do anything without us having done it before, writes Taimur Tajik. Published
Left to Rot

Left to Rot

From 'The Cutting Room Floor' – a new online series which discusses great ideas that were rejected. Published
Keep It Simple, Stupid

Keep It Simple, Stupid

Taimur Tajik, Creative Head, Interwood, on the dangers of over complications. Published
Couldn’t Hack It

Couldn’t Hack It

From 'The Cutting Room Floor' – a new online series which discusses great ideas that were rejected. Updated
Down the Drain

Down the Drain

From 'The Cutting Room Floor' – a new online series which discusses great ideas that were rejected. Published
Now That’s an Idea!

Now That’s an Idea!

From 'The Candy Jar: Good Ideas to Chew On' – a new online series. Updated
Facing Up To Covid-19

Facing Up To Covid-19

How great brands will always find ways to rise to the challenges of extreme adversity. Published
No Leaks, No Problem!

No Leaks, No Problem!

IIL PPRC Pipes & Fittings’ recent campaign aims to promote high-quality pipes for home plumbing system. Published
Thought for food

Thought for food

Food as a business is booming in Pakistan because of the inventiveness and ingenuity of the people involved in it. Updated
Living on a prayer

Living on a prayer

Why creativity in communication eludes Islamic banking. Updated
Singing for their supper

Singing for their supper

Can shows like Coke Studio and Pepsi Battle of the Bands profit the music industry without compromising on quality? Published
Where is the beef?

Where is the beef?

Agencies and clients have a lot to learn from each other. They must start thinking like one another to create great ads. Updated