Tag: Anshul Sushil

  • Smartworks launches first brand campaign in India

    Smartworks launches first brand campaign in India

    MUMBAI: Smartworks, provider of shared workspaces, has launched its brand with the tagline ‘Workspaces That Work for You’ through its new video campaign. Smartworks aspires to reinvent India’s workspaces with a simple motto – “Create office spaces where people ‘want’ to go, not just ‘have’ to go!” Smartworks currently has over 7,00,000 square feet of best-in-class, bespoke shared workspaces. The company’s operations span 14 centres in nine tier 1 cities across the country.

    Smartworks has assigned a robust budget of approximately 50 lakh covering outdoor, digital and print advertisements to be rolled out as the young brand steps into its second year of operations in 2018. The campaign leads with a series of three social media brand videos showcasing the value proposition that it provides to its customers, i.e., hassle free work spaces, highly customised, personalised offices and technology-rich environments. 

    Smartworks founder Neetish Sarda mentions, “Exposure to future workspaces and high employee engagement levels in US and Singapore across offices like LinkedIn, Microsoft and Google made me evaluate the current status quo in my father’s office in Kolkata and India in general. It made me think why a delightful office experience is inaccessible and costly, available only to elite organisations  This led me to radically transform this experience for the new age workforce in India. My visits to traditional offices across India – poor aesthetic design, low employee energy levels, limited flexibility, and dysfunctional employee culture – reinforced my belief that commercial office space needs to be disrupted.”

    Bollywood actor Brijendar Kala features in the first brand video which is created as a humorous take on traditional office life. The video was released across the company’s social media handles and has garnered a whopping 500,000 views in just 24 hours.

    Smartworks co-founder Harsh Binani says, “Making employees’ happiness it’s Holy Grail, Smartworks, today has become a torchbearer of India’s shared spaces. We measure our success based on employee happiness index and how we have transformed the overall office experience of any Smartworker. Our aim is to build tailor-made offices wherein a company could thrive on qualitative networking opportunities and expand itself while shaping the office as per its own culture and ecosystem in the Smartworks universe. We put great emphasis on the privacy of our clients while connecting them within the community with like-minded professionals.”

    Boring Brands co-founder and CEO Anshul Sushil adds, “As Smartworks believes in providing perfectly customised office spaces to its clients, it was a key mandate for us to convey that they will be there for their clients every step of the way. Our strategy was to show something which appeals to the sensibilities of a corporate as well as millennial workforce in the ever changing dynamics of workspaces. Today’s audience looks for commercials which go beyond the conventional and ordinary; they want something to relate to. Keeping this preference in mind, we gave them a slice of life with a comic angle. We want them to instantly connect with the advertisement and know that Smartworks has the solutions to all their office woes.”

  • Urban Ladder aims to touch emotional chords with ad film

    Urban Ladder aims to touch emotional chords with ad film

    NEW DELHI: Furniture and home décor company Urban Ladder has made a unique film, which brings the essence of unified Indian families while publicising its own products.

     

    The short film titled ‘The Homecoming’ captures the journey of a couple’s decision to move into their son’s home, when the son and his wife make them feel at home with thoughtful changes in the house. The film is conceptualised and filmed by Boring Brands.

     

    The 7.16 minute long film opens with the son (Amit Sadh) talking to his mother (Pyumori Mehta) on the phone to plan their Diwali visit, and also insists that his parents should move in with his family. When the couple arrives, the father (Piyush Mishra) looks hesitant and uncomfortable in the son’s house since it’s very different from his home. The son and daughter-in-law (Tapsee Pannu) understand his discomfort and do a complete makeover of the room with thoughtful changes.

     

    The couple is surprised by this effort and in this emotional moment make a decision to move in with their son and his family.

     

    “At Urban Ladder, we strongly believe that a beautiful home is not just created with good looking furniture, but with a lot of thought that make spaces comfortable and cozy for everyday living. Our everyday routine revolves around those favourite spaces in our home which complete our day – tea on the swing, newspaper on a lounge chair or the bookshelf that stacks our everyday reads. In this film, we have tried to capture how small but thoughtful changes can make a house a home and bring people together,” said Urban Ladder VP – marketing Nikhil Ramaprakash.

     

    Boring Brands co-founder and CEO Anshul Sushil said, “The festive season always sees an influx of TV commercials and content aiming to attract shoppers. The idea with this was to poignantly bring out the notion that family ties go beyond festivals. It is a celebration of human relationships and behaviour that audiences will instantly warm to. Urban Ladder as a brand resonates the sentiment that a home is built not by furniture and décor but by the family that lives in it and that is the driving message of this film.”

     

    The film has been directed by Vinay Jaiswal of Kreative Wings Studio.

     

    Mishra, who features in this film said, “The beauty of this film lies in its simplicity. It celebrates relationships set in the backdrop of Diwali festival and brings out the coming together of a family. For someone who has been in the industry for so long, it is heartening to see young brands create unique content and I feel lucky to have been a part of this effort by Urban Ladder.”

     

    Link to the film –  Urban Ladder | The Homecoming | A Short Film