MUMBAI: The popular assumption is shopping grooming and clothes are an integral part of a woman’s existence. That maybe so, but isn’t what women wear guided by the stereotypes that prevail against the fairer sex? Myntra’s new laid back yet powerful campaign takes on the stereotypes associated with women. The online shopping portal has launched a campaign that invites regular women to talk about their style statement, what they keep in mind when deciding the day’s outfit,
Women are expected to abide by certain norms of society, be it in their professional or personal lives. The first video in a series of three videos, which was released on 7 march, concentrates on women’s choice of outfits and lifestyle, and has garnered good feedback on twitter and other social media as well. The rest of the two videos are slated to release on 9 and 11 march respectively. The video explore the sentiments of everyday women and their style mantra, whether to conform or break the rules.
MUMBAI: The popular assumption is shopping grooming and clothes are an integral part of a woman’s existence. That maybe so, but isn’t what women wear guided by the stereotypes that prevail against the fairer sex? Myntra’s new laid back yet powerful campaign takes on the stereotypes associated with women. The online shopping portal has launched a campaign that invites regular women to talk about their style statement, what they keep in mind when deciding the day’s outfit,
Women are expected to abide by certain norms of society, be it in their professional or personal lives. The first video in a series of three videos, which was released on 7 march, concentrates on women’s choice of outfits and lifestyle, and has garnered good feedback on twitter and other social media as well. The rest of the two videos are slated to release on 9 and 11 march respectively. The video explore the sentiments of everyday women and their style mantra, whether to conform or break the rules.
MUMBAI: Digi Osmosis has crafted a unique campaign for R Balki’s latest production Ki &Ka from the T-Series Films stable by creating a special app for the Ki & Ka facebook page. Once the viewer has watched the trailer on Facebook, a question pops up asking the viewer ‘Who are you in your life, Ki or Ka?’. It further asks viewers if they are the independent, career-oriented, outspoken Ki or the homely, loving and caring Ka.
After the viewer answers and clicks the share button, the trailer is shared on the user’s timeline on Facebook with another caption – ‘I’m Ka in real life but you know, ??????ling (Feminine) and ???ling (Masculine) means the same thing!’
Commenting on the campaign Digi Osmosis founder Manish Kumar said, “For this trailer, the strategy was simple; there are thousands of people who identify with Ki&Ka on a very personal level. They will find it to be a very interesting activity and in turn share it with their friends. Their friends in turn, find it a quirky and engage with the trailer, repeating the process. This encourages share-ability, a factor crucial for social media and creates a simple viral chain garnering the reactions required. ”
Ki & Ka director and producer R Balki mentioned that “It has been a terrific learning experience for me working with the Digi Osmosis team. I gave them the trailer of Ki & Ka and they just had a few hours to convert it into an active engagement piece rather than a passive experience. They developed an app embedded in the trailer to make the viewer see herself/ himself as the characters in the story and respond. Simple. Innovative. And really on the ball.”
MUMBAI: Digi Osmosis has crafted a unique campaign for R Balki’s latest production Ki &Ka from the T-Series Films stable by creating a special app for the Ki & Ka facebook page. Once the viewer has watched the trailer on Facebook, a question pops up asking the viewer ‘Who are you in your life, Ki or Ka?’. It further asks viewers if they are the independent, career-oriented, outspoken Ki or the homely, loving and caring Ka.
After the viewer answers and clicks the share button, the trailer is shared on the user’s timeline on Facebook with another caption – ‘I’m Ka in real life but you know, ??????ling (Feminine) and ???ling (Masculine) means the same thing!’
Commenting on the campaign Digi Osmosis founder Manish Kumar said, “For this trailer, the strategy was simple; there are thousands of people who identify with Ki&Ka on a very personal level. They will find it to be a very interesting activity and in turn share it with their friends. Their friends in turn, find it a quirky and engage with the trailer, repeating the process. This encourages share-ability, a factor crucial for social media and creates a simple viral chain garnering the reactions required. ”
Ki & Ka director and producer R Balki mentioned that “It has been a terrific learning experience for me working with the Digi Osmosis team. I gave them the trailer of Ki & Ka and they just had a few hours to convert it into an active engagement piece rather than a passive experience. They developed an app embedded in the trailer to make the viewer see herself/ himself as the characters in the story and respond. Simple. Innovative. And really on the ball.”
MUMBAI: Continuing its global mission to change how people perceive and experience fitness, Reebok India just ‘raised the game’ with its new #BeMoreHuman campaign, featuring its newly appointed brand ambassador Kangana Ranaut. The fully integrated marketing campaign, releasing today on International Women’s Day, aims to inspire women. It is a tribute to the modern day Indian woman, telling her that she is fit to rise above stereotypes and carve out her own destiny.
The pan-India campaign centres on a TV commercial that will unveil Ranaut’s inspiring life story through the lens of fitness. In the new campaign, Ranaut will be seen challenging herself with various fitness activities including functional training, dance, yoga, kick-boxing and others, thereby communicating the overarching brand message – ‘how fit you are defines how far you go’. Her call is an encouragement for all women, asking them to raise their game in the face of challenges while being calm and composed when a storm hits.
Commenting on this launch, Reebok and Adidas India MD Dave Thomas said “Reebok in India is strategically focused on winning in fitness in 2016 and beyond. This inspiring campaign helps to cement Reebok as the leading fitness brand in the women’s category and we are delighted to partner with Kangana Ranaut, who is not just a Bollywood superstar but an achiever in every sense of the word. Being as rebellious as she is, Kangana has broken all stereotypes and has never been overwhelmed with the many challenges that have been thrown at her. We salute her spirit and the spirit of all women who have faced obstacles and continue to challenge themselves daily in search of greater rewards. Digital activation #FitToFight is at the centre of this campaign and we are confident that consumers will relate to this strongly. We are certain that Kangana’s powerful personal story and fitness journey will inspire many – women and men – to embark on their own fitness journey and become better version of themselves.”
Sharing her excitement about the association, Ranaut said, “I have always been a Reebok fan. Their products and campaigns have always inspired me. When they came to me, it was a natural fit and I was extremely excited to be associated with them. I feel that anything in life can be accomplished if we believe in ourselves. Today’s women should stay fit in all aspects, be it physically, socially or mentally. This ideology echoes with Reebok’s overall positioning and I am delighted to be the face of the brand, helping them push this message further. I look forward to encouraging millions of other women to take a plunge with me and not just become fitter, but stronger and better versions of themselves. I hope this campaign will be able to inspire not just women but also men.”
The ad campaign will be supported by an extensive 360 degree marketing approach including TV, Digital, Print, Radio, OOH & Retail. In addition, the creative visuals featuring Ranaut will be in the primary windows at 184 Reebok stores across India. The new collection is available at Reebok stores, shop4reebok.com, Myntra, Jabong and Amazon. The advertisements will be aired nationwide starting 8 March 2016.
MUMBAI: Continuing its global mission to change how people perceive and experience fitness, Reebok India just ‘raised the game’ with its new #BeMoreHuman campaign, featuring its newly appointed brand ambassador Kangana Ranaut. The fully integrated marketing campaign, releasing today on International Women’s Day, aims to inspire women. It is a tribute to the modern day Indian woman, telling her that she is fit to rise above stereotypes and carve out her own destiny.
The pan-India campaign centres on a TV commercial that will unveil Ranaut’s inspiring life story through the lens of fitness. In the new campaign, Ranaut will be seen challenging herself with various fitness activities including functional training, dance, yoga, kick-boxing and others, thereby communicating the overarching brand message – ‘how fit you are defines how far you go’. Her call is an encouragement for all women, asking them to raise their game in the face of challenges while being calm and composed when a storm hits.
Commenting on this launch, Reebok and Adidas India MD Dave Thomas said “Reebok in India is strategically focused on winning in fitness in 2016 and beyond. This inspiring campaign helps to cement Reebok as the leading fitness brand in the women’s category and we are delighted to partner with Kangana Ranaut, who is not just a Bollywood superstar but an achiever in every sense of the word. Being as rebellious as she is, Kangana has broken all stereotypes and has never been overwhelmed with the many challenges that have been thrown at her. We salute her spirit and the spirit of all women who have faced obstacles and continue to challenge themselves daily in search of greater rewards. Digital activation #FitToFight is at the centre of this campaign and we are confident that consumers will relate to this strongly. We are certain that Kangana’s powerful personal story and fitness journey will inspire many – women and men – to embark on their own fitness journey and become better version of themselves.”
Sharing her excitement about the association, Ranaut said, “I have always been a Reebok fan. Their products and campaigns have always inspired me. When they came to me, it was a natural fit and I was extremely excited to be associated with them. I feel that anything in life can be accomplished if we believe in ourselves. Today’s women should stay fit in all aspects, be it physically, socially or mentally. This ideology echoes with Reebok’s overall positioning and I am delighted to be the face of the brand, helping them push this message further. I look forward to encouraging millions of other women to take a plunge with me and not just become fitter, but stronger and better versions of themselves. I hope this campaign will be able to inspire not just women but also men.”
The ad campaign will be supported by an extensive 360 degree marketing approach including TV, Digital, Print, Radio, OOH & Retail. In addition, the creative visuals featuring Ranaut will be in the primary windows at 184 Reebok stores across India. The new collection is available at Reebok stores, shop4reebok.com, Myntra, Jabong and Amazon. The advertisements will be aired nationwide starting 8 March 2016.
MUMBAI: TVS Motor Company has launched a new campaign for its brand TVS Jupiter. The new ad campaign salutes and recognises the life mantra of the Indian Man –”apne se bhi zyada apnon ke liye.” The TVC has been created by Dentsu Communications and is currently on-air on a number of channels. It celebrates the dedication, hard work and the spirit of the Indian man who ‘enjoys doing more’ relentlessly through its brand philosophy.
Through this piece of communication TVS Jupiter not only celebrates the spirit of existing Jupiter owners, but also aims to scale newer heights by influencing new consumers to become a part of the TVS Jupiter family.
The objective for TVS Jupiter is to be the leading scooter brand of the country by gaining a higher brand preference amongst consumers. Going forward, the established rational positioning of ‘Zyada Ka Fayda’ will be reinforced with an emotional pay-off of the positioning.
Extensive research resulted in the company finding that TVS Jupiter was the TG’s Man-Friday that enabled him in fulfilling his responsibilities. It helped him get satisfaction by doing more and fulfilling his responsibilities better for his dear ones.
Hence the team at Dentsu Communications came up with a simple yet powerful thought “apne se bhi zyada apnon ke liye” to salute and recognise the spirit of the Indian man.
The film expresses this joy of doing more through the many ‘Zyada’ in their life – a caring father, a dutiful son, a community pillar, a responsible citizen or a dedicated patriot. Playing each life role is about drawing on the deepest reserves of physical, mental and emotional strength, so that his dear ones have more to build his life on. And no one understands this better than someone who has experienced this himself.
Each situation in the TVC has a common thread connecting it across the diverse geographies and cultures of India – the willingness to strive for the happiness of dear ones in every aspect of life.
Amitabh Bachchan as the brand philosophy evangelist magnifies the values and brings alive the brand philosophy behind ‘Zyada ka Fayda’. He keeps the spirit of ‘Doing More’ alive by celebrating and recognizing the contributions of these Indian men above everyone else.
MUMBAI: TVS Motor Company has launched a new campaign for its brand TVS Jupiter. The new ad campaign salutes and recognises the life mantra of the Indian Man –”apne se bhi zyada apnon ke liye.” The TVC has been created by Dentsu Communications and is currently on-air on a number of channels. It celebrates the dedication, hard work and the spirit of the Indian man who ‘enjoys doing more’ relentlessly through its brand philosophy.
Through this piece of communication TVS Jupiter not only celebrates the spirit of existing Jupiter owners, but also aims to scale newer heights by influencing new consumers to become a part of the TVS Jupiter family.
The objective for TVS Jupiter is to be the leading scooter brand of the country by gaining a higher brand preference amongst consumers. Going forward, the established rational positioning of ‘Zyada Ka Fayda’ will be reinforced with an emotional pay-off of the positioning.
Extensive research resulted in the company finding that TVS Jupiter was the TG’s Man-Friday that enabled him in fulfilling his responsibilities. It helped him get satisfaction by doing more and fulfilling his responsibilities better for his dear ones.
Hence the team at Dentsu Communications came up with a simple yet powerful thought “apne se bhi zyada apnon ke liye” to salute and recognise the spirit of the Indian man.
The film expresses this joy of doing more through the many ‘Zyada’ in their life – a caring father, a dutiful son, a community pillar, a responsible citizen or a dedicated patriot. Playing each life role is about drawing on the deepest reserves of physical, mental and emotional strength, so that his dear ones have more to build his life on. And no one understands this better than someone who has experienced this himself.
Each situation in the TVC has a common thread connecting it across the diverse geographies and cultures of India – the willingness to strive for the happiness of dear ones in every aspect of life.
Amitabh Bachchan as the brand philosophy evangelist magnifies the values and brings alive the brand philosophy behind ‘Zyada ka Fayda’. He keeps the spirit of ‘Doing More’ alive by celebrating and recognizing the contributions of these Indian men above everyone else.
MUMBAI: The newly released video from Airtel titled Udaan is sure to take one down memory lane to childhood days which were full of ideas, however fantastic they were.
Created by J. Walter Thompson the three minute video featuring bestselling author Amish Tripathi plays on the ‘dreams come true’ theme, where these children bring their stories to the people through an unexpected platform.
Through the five kids — Nisha, Arya, Anshu, Anjali and Eklvaya — one is reminded how easy it is to be honest with our ideas without any fear of judgement. The viewers are won over by their innocent yet powerful imagination, which creates ample impact when we realise that these stories would have remained untold and the kids have would grow up eventually, shunning their unbashful creativity.
That is when Amish Tripathi came into the picture and urged the kids to finish a story with him, a story that was eventually showcased at the Jaipur Literature Festival, where the kids took to stage in front of a hall full of audience. The effectiveness of the ad comes to light as we find out that the kids never really met Amish Tripathi in person, and their presence at the literature festival was through 3D imaging and hologram, possible through Airtel’s strong connection. While the association with Jaipur Lit Fest came from Airtel, it was JWT Delhi team’s vice president and executive planning director Shujoy Dutta who conceptualised the ‘entire scheme of getting a writer to inspire the kids to write.’
When asked what the mandate from the client was, J. Walter Thompson Delhi managing partner and head Sanjeev Bharagava said, “The mandate really was what kind of presence that the brand should have at the Jaipur Literature Festival, so we had to devise something that could be associated with it and also create a positive awareness for the brand.”
Carried out through phases spanning across six weeks, JWT’s rural team scouted around gramin (rural) areas at several less privileged schools to identify these five bright minds.
“It was difficult because we required a different expertise to put everything together as wonderfully. There was an outreach team that worked rurally, there was a strategic team that thought of the idea, there was a digital team that carried out the campaign online — four different disciplines that were really involved to bring this idea live. That we carry it out seamlessly was the real challenge,” Bhargava shared.
Justifying why Amish Tripathi was the best person to connect with the kids as well as be the spokesperson for the brand Bhargava said, “I feel Amish is a kind of author who has depth in his writing. We didn’t want to go the populist way and chose just any bestselling author, we wanted someone who would resonate with the core thought of the campaign.”
With six weeks’ worth of content that culminated in the ultimate showcase of experiential marketing when the kids came alive through holographs that were powered by Airtel, the tough nut to crack was the content code for the video. The crux of the effort is the digital proliferation which the campaign brings to the fore cleverly and masterfully.
MUMBAI: The newly released video from Airtel titled Udaan is sure to take one down memory lane to childhood days which were full of ideas, however fantastic they were.
Created by J. Walter Thompson the three minute video featuring bestselling author Amish Tripathi plays on the ‘dreams come true’ theme, where these children bring their stories to the people through an unexpected platform.
Through the five kids — Nisha, Arya, Anshu, Anjali and Eklvaya — one is reminded how easy it is to be honest with our ideas without any fear of judgement. The viewers are won over by their innocent yet powerful imagination, which creates ample impact when we realise that these stories would have remained untold and the kids have would grow up eventually, shunning their unbashful creativity.
That is when Amish Tripathi came into the picture and urged the kids to finish a story with him, a story that was eventually showcased at the Jaipur Literature Festival, where the kids took to stage in front of a hall full of audience. The effectiveness of the ad comes to light as we find out that the kids never really met Amish Tripathi in person, and their presence at the literature festival was through 3D imaging and hologram, possible through Airtel’s strong connection. While the association with Jaipur Lit Fest came from Airtel, it was JWT Delhi team’s vice president and executive planning director Shujoy Dutta who conceptualised the ‘entire scheme of getting a writer to inspire the kids to write.’
When asked what the mandate from the client was, J. Walter Thompson Delhi managing partner and head Sanjeev Bharagava said, “The mandate really was what kind of presence that the brand should have at the Jaipur Literature Festival, so we had to devise something that could be associated with it and also create a positive awareness for the brand.”
Carried out through phases spanning across six weeks, JWT’s rural team scouted around gramin (rural) areas at several less privileged schools to identify these five bright minds.
“It was difficult because we required a different expertise to put everything together as wonderfully. There was an outreach team that worked rurally, there was a strategic team that thought of the idea, there was a digital team that carried out the campaign online — four different disciplines that were really involved to bring this idea live. That we carry it out seamlessly was the real challenge,” Bhargava shared.
Justifying why Amish Tripathi was the best person to connect with the kids as well as be the spokesperson for the brand Bhargava said, “I feel Amish is a kind of author who has depth in his writing. We didn’t want to go the populist way and chose just any bestselling author, we wanted someone who would resonate with the core thought of the campaign.”
With six weeks’ worth of content that culminated in the ultimate showcase of experiential marketing when the kids came alive through holographs that were powered by Airtel, the tough nut to crack was the content code for the video. The crux of the effort is the digital proliferation which the campaign brings to the fore cleverly and masterfully.
