Category: Ad Campaigns

  • ConfidentInMySkin, Parachute says ‘Zyada tano mat’

    ConfidentInMySkin, Parachute says ‘Zyada tano mat’

    MUMBAI: “Her midriff shows she’s bold. The pallu says she’s a prude. Look at those legs. She’s asking for it. If she takes offence, why doesn’t she just chill? Judge her all you want. She’s ready to put the strange voices in her head to rest.

    Committed to its promise of bringing a woman’s inner glow to the fore and enhancing her confidence, Parachute Advanced Body Lotion (PABL), a brand that embodies ‘trust and nourishment’ has launched its latest digital campaign.

    The brand highlights the importance that confidence plays in a young woman’s life. Anchored yet unafraid, modest yet sensuous, it represents the kind of woman who believes in her ideals. The campaign stresses on the fact that it is solely a woman’s choice to wear what she wants or the amount of skin that she shows, and nobody else has the right to dictate it.

    The digital video TVC link portrays how society comments on the choices the modern day woman makes. It begins with people along the street ogling at a girl wearing a short skirt, to another girl wearing a sleeveless tee-shirt. It transitions to the next scene where the girl is advised to cover herself with a ‘dupatta’ as the voiceover goes – “Sunoh, issey dupatta pehnao”. The campaign then portrays different scenes, wherein the modern woman faces scrutiny.

    From wearing backless clothes, to revealing dresses, to tops that attract attention, the judgement keeps pouring in. It ends with a girl being called a ‘behenji’ for dressing conservatively until she changes into edgy shorts, a crop top and finally rides away on a motorcycle as the voiceover goes – “zyada bano mat…zyada tano mat”.

    Through the subtle sarcasm, the campaign communicates that the judgment of society should never stop women from being their real selves, rightfully capturing the essence of PABL.

  • ConfidentInMySkin, Parachute says ‘Zyada tano mat’

    ConfidentInMySkin, Parachute says ‘Zyada tano mat’

    MUMBAI: “Her midriff shows she’s bold. The pallu says she’s a prude. Look at those legs. She’s asking for it. If she takes offence, why doesn’t she just chill? Judge her all you want. She’s ready to put the strange voices in her head to rest.

    Committed to its promise of bringing a woman’s inner glow to the fore and enhancing her confidence, Parachute Advanced Body Lotion (PABL), a brand that embodies ‘trust and nourishment’ has launched its latest digital campaign.

    The brand highlights the importance that confidence plays in a young woman’s life. Anchored yet unafraid, modest yet sensuous, it represents the kind of woman who believes in her ideals. The campaign stresses on the fact that it is solely a woman’s choice to wear what she wants or the amount of skin that she shows, and nobody else has the right to dictate it.

    The digital video TVC link portrays how society comments on the choices the modern day woman makes. It begins with people along the street ogling at a girl wearing a short skirt, to another girl wearing a sleeveless tee-shirt. It transitions to the next scene where the girl is advised to cover herself with a ‘dupatta’ as the voiceover goes – “Sunoh, issey dupatta pehnao”. The campaign then portrays different scenes, wherein the modern woman faces scrutiny.

    From wearing backless clothes, to revealing dresses, to tops that attract attention, the judgement keeps pouring in. It ends with a girl being called a ‘behenji’ for dressing conservatively until she changes into edgy shorts, a crop top and finally rides away on a motorcycle as the voiceover goes – “zyada bano mat…zyada tano mat”.

    Through the subtle sarcasm, the campaign communicates that the judgment of society should never stop women from being their real selves, rightfully capturing the essence of PABL.

  • BBDO creates Racold’s #PowerOfHotShower

    BBDO creates Racold’s #PowerOfHotShower

    MUMBAI: Racold, one of India’s largest provider of water heating solutions, has rolled out its latest brand campaign- “Power of hot shower” #PowerOfHotShower.

    The campaign reinforces the brand’s positioning of ‘Reborn Everyday with Hot Water’ . The commercial which has been conceptualized by BBDO and produced by Cutawayy Films narrates the dilemma faced by a young man around his parents. He has to make an emotional choice but is in a quandary when it comes to taking the right decision.

    The integrated campaign is being launched on television and digital platforms including Youtube, Facebook and Twitter. The commercial will be telecast across all major Indian GEC’s, regional, lifestyle and news channels. The campaign will be further amplified by a high octane print, BTL launch across major cities in India.

    Ariston Thermo India Private Limited managing director V. Ramnath said, “Racold as a brand has always believed in doing purposeful communication with its path breaking water heating solutions at the core. The thought provoking ‘Power of Hot Shower’ campaign strikes an emotional chord with the consumer enabling him to be truly reborn.”

    Ariston Thermo India head – marketing Anil Bhamre mentions that the reason behind this campaign was two-fold, “We not only wanted to highlight how a hot shower from Racold can refresh and rejuvenate a person both physically and mentally, but also bring to light a larger social issue that involves the community as a whole. This television commercial is thought-provoking and strengthens the brand position of ‘Reborn everyday with hot water’.”

    Ariston head-brand and product management Gaurav Bisaria expresses “The new campaign emphasizes on the transformative quality of hot shower from Racold in enabling a person to connect with his/her inner self. The campaign fuses the deepest consumer truths and role of brand seamlessly to create a deeply moving film.

    BBDO chairman and creative director Josy Paul says, “Brands have the power to resolve conflicts and tensions in society. That’s what you see with this new communication from Racold. The brand offers a wide range of water heating solutions that show us the power of a hot shower. You realise that a shower is more than just a shower; it’s an opportunity to see the world with fresh eyes… a chance to wash away your anxiety and the things that weigh you down and be reborn again. It’s not just a bath, its therapy.”

    Cutawayy Films director Bhavesh Kapadia elaborated further, “These days it requires a brave client to buy an idea, which is so story-oriented and where the product is just an integral part of the film especially in the category they are advertising. Strong emotions always act as a catalyst where the audience connects with the brand. A simple execution of a very strong emotional idea with a social message will help make the commercial memorable and create a strong brand recall.”

  • BBDO creates Racold’s #PowerOfHotShower

    BBDO creates Racold’s #PowerOfHotShower

    MUMBAI: Racold, one of India’s largest provider of water heating solutions, has rolled out its latest brand campaign- “Power of hot shower” #PowerOfHotShower.

    The campaign reinforces the brand’s positioning of ‘Reborn Everyday with Hot Water’ . The commercial which has been conceptualized by BBDO and produced by Cutawayy Films narrates the dilemma faced by a young man around his parents. He has to make an emotional choice but is in a quandary when it comes to taking the right decision.

    The integrated campaign is being launched on television and digital platforms including Youtube, Facebook and Twitter. The commercial will be telecast across all major Indian GEC’s, regional, lifestyle and news channels. The campaign will be further amplified by a high octane print, BTL launch across major cities in India.

    Ariston Thermo India Private Limited managing director V. Ramnath said, “Racold as a brand has always believed in doing purposeful communication with its path breaking water heating solutions at the core. The thought provoking ‘Power of Hot Shower’ campaign strikes an emotional chord with the consumer enabling him to be truly reborn.”

    Ariston Thermo India head – marketing Anil Bhamre mentions that the reason behind this campaign was two-fold, “We not only wanted to highlight how a hot shower from Racold can refresh and rejuvenate a person both physically and mentally, but also bring to light a larger social issue that involves the community as a whole. This television commercial is thought-provoking and strengthens the brand position of ‘Reborn everyday with hot water’.”

    Ariston head-brand and product management Gaurav Bisaria expresses “The new campaign emphasizes on the transformative quality of hot shower from Racold in enabling a person to connect with his/her inner self. The campaign fuses the deepest consumer truths and role of brand seamlessly to create a deeply moving film.

    BBDO chairman and creative director Josy Paul says, “Brands have the power to resolve conflicts and tensions in society. That’s what you see with this new communication from Racold. The brand offers a wide range of water heating solutions that show us the power of a hot shower. You realise that a shower is more than just a shower; it’s an opportunity to see the world with fresh eyes… a chance to wash away your anxiety and the things that weigh you down and be reborn again. It’s not just a bath, its therapy.”

    Cutawayy Films director Bhavesh Kapadia elaborated further, “These days it requires a brave client to buy an idea, which is so story-oriented and where the product is just an integral part of the film especially in the category they are advertising. Strong emotions always act as a catalyst where the audience connects with the brand. A simple execution of a very strong emotional idea with a social message will help make the commercial memorable and create a strong brand recall.”

  • Turn parents into friends, FCB’s Club Mahindra campaign

    Turn parents into friends, FCB’s Club Mahindra campaign

    MUMBAI: FCB Interface has released an exciting campaign for Club Mahindra. The campaign emphasizes on the need for a real holiday and the joy of creating unforgettable experiences and memories that are made possible by Club Mahindra.

    Taking the time to be with each other is an essential trait of happy, healthy families. It may sound like an oversimplification, but families that play together tend to stay together. Taking a step to help families spend quality time, Club Mahindra with its unique resorts is probably the best place to build lifelong memories with family, this sets the foundation of the campaign.

    The campaign is on air across 55 leading channels supported by print, digital and OOH presence.

    About the film: The film is set in the breathtakingly beautiful backwaters of Ashtamudi Lake where you can find Club Mahindra’s floating cottages. You see this kid fishing from the sit-out of the cottage. When the kid senses a ‘tug’ and pulls out the line, the weed ‘fish’ lands on mummy’s book thus giving her the fright of her life. Seeing mummy all spooked and jumping around like a spring, the boy gets and idea and chases mummy around the cottage and the lawns with the weed. Mummy and daddy’s decision to play and striking friendly bond with the kid forms the crux of this film.

    FCB Interface chief creative officer Robby Mathew said, “When we take the time to play with our children, they end up becoming our friends. And as we all know, there is no generation gap between friends.”

    FCB CEO Joe Thaliath said, “In today’s high pressure environment everyone is on call 24×7. Research revealed that the consumers live with an unresolved guilt. Torn between the desire to provide time and an aspirational life to the family while being committed to their occupational demands, even when on a holiday. Holiday decisions therefore have become all about room, nights, destinations and deals. In this backdrop we wanted to remind the consumer what a ‘real holiday’ was.”

    Mahindra Holidays chief marketing officer Giridhar Seetharam said, “Fast paced lifestyles have ensured that today the home has become just a space for cohabitation rather than bonding and togetherness. Vacation are thus, a fantastic opportunity for the family to relax and experience shared moments of fun, laughter and happiness.”

  • Turn parents into friends, FCB’s Club Mahindra campaign

    Turn parents into friends, FCB’s Club Mahindra campaign

    MUMBAI: FCB Interface has released an exciting campaign for Club Mahindra. The campaign emphasizes on the need for a real holiday and the joy of creating unforgettable experiences and memories that are made possible by Club Mahindra.

    Taking the time to be with each other is an essential trait of happy, healthy families. It may sound like an oversimplification, but families that play together tend to stay together. Taking a step to help families spend quality time, Club Mahindra with its unique resorts is probably the best place to build lifelong memories with family, this sets the foundation of the campaign.

    The campaign is on air across 55 leading channels supported by print, digital and OOH presence.

    About the film: The film is set in the breathtakingly beautiful backwaters of Ashtamudi Lake where you can find Club Mahindra’s floating cottages. You see this kid fishing from the sit-out of the cottage. When the kid senses a ‘tug’ and pulls out the line, the weed ‘fish’ lands on mummy’s book thus giving her the fright of her life. Seeing mummy all spooked and jumping around like a spring, the boy gets and idea and chases mummy around the cottage and the lawns with the weed. Mummy and daddy’s decision to play and striking friendly bond with the kid forms the crux of this film.

    FCB Interface chief creative officer Robby Mathew said, “When we take the time to play with our children, they end up becoming our friends. And as we all know, there is no generation gap between friends.”

    FCB CEO Joe Thaliath said, “In today’s high pressure environment everyone is on call 24×7. Research revealed that the consumers live with an unresolved guilt. Torn between the desire to provide time and an aspirational life to the family while being committed to their occupational demands, even when on a holiday. Holiday decisions therefore have become all about room, nights, destinations and deals. In this backdrop we wanted to remind the consumer what a ‘real holiday’ was.”

    Mahindra Holidays chief marketing officer Giridhar Seetharam said, “Fast paced lifestyles have ensured that today the home has become just a space for cohabitation rather than bonding and togetherness. Vacation are thus, a fantastic opportunity for the family to relax and experience shared moments of fun, laughter and happiness.”

  • BBH: Why stereotype beauty

    BBH: Why stereotype beauty

    Mumbai: Nihar Naturals Coconut Hair Oil, the market leader in east India, launched its latest campaign challenging the culture of beauty stereotyping ingrained in society.

    Women are often subjected to perceptions of being ‘more capable’ or ‘less capable’ based on their physical appearance and their choice of hairstyle. Nihar Naturals has always been at the forefront of challenging stereotypes. In 2015, Nihar partnered with Neilson to launch a nationwide study #IAMCapable, to build awareness amongst women about this culture of beauty stereotyping. The report drew attention to the biases faced by Indian Women today – 64% of Indian Women have agreed that judgements passed on them has affected their ability to reach their true potential.

    BBH has conceptualised the campaign, which reiterates Nihar Natural’s brand purpose & takes the conversation a notch higher. Featuring long-term brand ambassador Vidya Balan, the campaign drives a strong message that a woman’s capability should not be judged based on the choice of her hair style. It goes on to state that beautiful hair is not a sign of capability, it is only a sign of a potent hair oil.

    Marico Limited CMO Anuradha Aggarwal said, “Over the years Nihar Naturals through its various campaigns has communicated that a woman’s hair cannot be a parameter of judging her or her capability in anyway. This year’s campaign talks about how ‘Beautiful hair is not a sign of a woman’s capability, it is only a sign of a potent hair oil.’”

    Vidya Balan added “This film through different creative sequences beautifully tries breaking yet another stereotype of judging women and their professions basis their hairstyles.”

    BBH India CEO & managing partner Subhash Kamath said, “Nihar Naturals’ hair care category is a very competitive and cluttered one. So it’s quite a challenge to create a differentiated brand idea.”

    BBH India executive creative director Rajesh Mani added, “Nihar Naturals has, over the years, taken a humorous dig at societal judgements on women’s hair and equating it with their capability. So the TVC is like a playful theatre of the absurd. The photo studio and the changing of backgrounds according to a woman’s hair style bring about the subconscious judgements that people make about women.”

  • BBH: Why stereotype beauty

    BBH: Why stereotype beauty

    Mumbai: Nihar Naturals Coconut Hair Oil, the market leader in east India, launched its latest campaign challenging the culture of beauty stereotyping ingrained in society.

    Women are often subjected to perceptions of being ‘more capable’ or ‘less capable’ based on their physical appearance and their choice of hairstyle. Nihar Naturals has always been at the forefront of challenging stereotypes. In 2015, Nihar partnered with Neilson to launch a nationwide study #IAMCapable, to build awareness amongst women about this culture of beauty stereotyping. The report drew attention to the biases faced by Indian Women today – 64% of Indian Women have agreed that judgements passed on them has affected their ability to reach their true potential.

    BBH has conceptualised the campaign, which reiterates Nihar Natural’s brand purpose & takes the conversation a notch higher. Featuring long-term brand ambassador Vidya Balan, the campaign drives a strong message that a woman’s capability should not be judged based on the choice of her hair style. It goes on to state that beautiful hair is not a sign of capability, it is only a sign of a potent hair oil.

    Marico Limited CMO Anuradha Aggarwal said, “Over the years Nihar Naturals through its various campaigns has communicated that a woman’s hair cannot be a parameter of judging her or her capability in anyway. This year’s campaign talks about how ‘Beautiful hair is not a sign of a woman’s capability, it is only a sign of a potent hair oil.’”

    Vidya Balan added “This film through different creative sequences beautifully tries breaking yet another stereotype of judging women and their professions basis their hairstyles.”

    BBH India CEO & managing partner Subhash Kamath said, “Nihar Naturals’ hair care category is a very competitive and cluttered one. So it’s quite a challenge to create a differentiated brand idea.”

    BBH India executive creative director Rajesh Mani added, “Nihar Naturals has, over the years, taken a humorous dig at societal judgements on women’s hair and equating it with their capability. So the TVC is like a playful theatre of the absurd. The photo studio and the changing of backgrounds according to a woman’s hair style bring about the subconscious judgements that people make about women.”

  • Span to create MoF media campaign

    Span to create MoF media campaign

    MUMBAI: Span Communications has won a media campaign for the Ministry of Finance, Government of India focusing on demonetisation and making India a cashless economy.

    Understanding the high level of cash dependency in India, the campaign is based on the theme — Chhodo Kal ki Batein — highlighting the ease of digital transactions through various platforms and moving with the times, accepting the change.

    Actor-director-producer Ajay Devgan also participated in the promotion of the campaign and urged the public to push digital and e-transactions to the forefront, making e-banking, e-wallets, and other transaction apps more prevalent.

  • Span to create MoF media campaign

    Span to create MoF media campaign

    MUMBAI: Span Communications has won a media campaign for the Ministry of Finance, Government of India focusing on demonetisation and making India a cashless economy.

    Understanding the high level of cash dependency in India, the campaign is based on the theme — Chhodo Kal ki Batein — highlighting the ease of digital transactions through various platforms and moving with the times, accepting the change.

    Actor-director-producer Ajay Devgan also participated in the promotion of the campaign and urged the public to push digital and e-transactions to the forefront, making e-banking, e-wallets, and other transaction apps more prevalent.