Tag: Anu Joseph

  • Godrej Appliances eases your need for fresh veggies

    Godrej Appliances eases your need for fresh veggies

    MUMBAI: Godrej Appliances has launched the Godrej Edge Duo Refrigerators, a first-of-its-kind single door refrigerator with a separate drawer for vegetables, in the Indian market.

    Surveys revealed that Indian consumers open a refrigerator at least 10 times a day, of which the vegetable section alone is accessed up to 40 per cent of the time, leading to significant cooling loss which impacts food preservation, and leads to higher energy consumption.

    To introduce this product, the company released a film conceptualised by Creativeland Asia and directed by Prashant Issar from Tubelight films, which takes the promise of ‘Soch Ke Banaya Hai’ further.

    Since the refrigerator is at the heart of every kitchen, the film is set up in a household kitchen. In India, it doesn’t matter if you are vegetarian or non-vegetarian, each family consumes vegetables almost daily. The film begins with a concerned grandmother played by Ratna Pathak Shah, who is seen complaining to her daughter-in-law because when she opens the refrigerator door, she finds no vegetables. The grandson responds by opening the separate veggie drawer, filled with fresh vegetables. He tells his grandmother that now with the new Edge Duo Refrigerator, they keep the vegetables separately — this leaves the grandmother speechless.

    Godrej Appliances marketing head Swati Rathi says, “As an organisation, Godrej has always endeavoured to push the envelope. We are constantly innovating and evolving with the single aim of delighting our stakeholders with cutting-edge products and services. The new commercial brings alive the core USP of the new refrigerator.”

    Commenting on the film, Creativeland Asia chief creative officer Anu Joseph adds, “Here was another thoughtfully made appliance from Godrej. A refrigerator with a separate vegetable drawer – a much needed innovation that no one else thought of. We just wrote a really nice, short and insightful story around the innovation and cast the right people.”

  • Medimix Prickly Heat Powder launches TVC

    Medimix Prickly Heat Powder launches TVC

    MUMBAI: Cholayil who is known for its ayurvedic Soap has come up with the latest TV campaign for its new product prickly heat powder.

    The TVC has been conceptualised by Creativeland Asia and produced by Equinox. OMD India is the media agency for the brand.
    The ad opens to a sequence where a child is troubled by the prickly heat of the summer and is depicted more like a monkey in the school as he is busy itching all over his body. This sequence continues for a couple of days.

    Finally on the third day he gets relief from the prickly heat through Medimix powder‘s powerful NOK (Natural Organic Khus) formula.
    The product is carrying the tagline – “3 din wala ayurvedic formula.”

    The ad basically conveys the message as to how the three day NOK formula helps to resolve the problem of Prickly Heat.
    Cholayil had launched its flagship brand Medimix more than four decades ago.

    Commenting on the marketing initiative, Medimix brand manager Subarna Sen says, “With 3-4 players in the prickly heat category, it was a challenge to make a differential product-literally a David vs Goliath position. We had to market our product in such a way that no other products have been marketed in the same category.”

    “Today’s consumer indeed is the king and wants something new every other time. He/she is at the disposal of something new every day. Medimix being Ayurvedic, brought this product in the same line, in sync with the Ayurveda. NOK (Natural Organic Khus) formula was the main base of the marketing communication. Also, the monkey factor was brought in to bring that sense of humor so that the ad creates a rapport with the viewers”, added Sen.

    Commenting on the TVC, Creativeland Asia executive creative director Anu Joseph says, “We had to do something clutter-breaking and memorable in a category which is quite sterile in its communication. I believe we have created something that is simple, evocative and effective using a powerful insight.”

    The campaign will be spread across two months with the launch of this TVC during the summer season. The campaign will be further supported by on-ground activation, print ads and radio commercials.

    The TVC campaign will be telecast across Hindi GECs and other lifestyle channels. Radio campaign will be focused on tier 2 / tier 3 markets. Cholayil is also adopting experiential marketing with brand experience that will be provided through sampling across various touch points.

  • Godrej looks to wow audiences with Godrej Expert Rich Creme TVC

    MUMBAI: FMCG major Godrej Consumer Products Limited (GCPL) has launched a new range of hair colour products called Godrej Expert Rich Cr?¨me. In order to create a buzz around the launch of the range, the company has launched a new television commercial.

    The creative agency behind the campaign is Creativeland Asia.
    The TVC features actor and entrepreneur Parizaad Zorabian. She plays the role of a mother who is hesitant to apply hair colour. Her daughter, however, convinces her to shed her reservation about hair colour by explaining the features of the new hair colour from Godrej. Zorabian is finally convinced of this cr?¨me and surprises her daughter and husband with her new look.

    Godrej Consumer Products Limited executive vice president marketing and sales Sunil Kataria said, “Through the TVC we were keen to showcase the convenience of applying the hair colour and highlight the unique features of the brand. We are confident that this cutting-edge product will fuel category growth & will deliver a significantly better experience to the consumers.”

    Creativeland Asia executive creative director Anu Joseph said, “The TVC carries through the ‘OMG‘ factor of the product offering, communicating the convenience of pre-measured sachets, the economical price and the ease to achieve a ‘younger look‘. It also captures the do-it-yourself (DIY) or at-home colouring experience.”