Tag: Anurag Khandelwal

  • Nicotex’s new ad aids smokers’ willpower to control the urge

    Nicotex’s new ad aids smokers’ willpower to control the urge

    MUMBAI: Nicotex, a brand in the smoking cessation category, has launched a new TV commercial for its Nicotine gum clearly demonstrating its scientific working action. The TVC emphasises that while willpower is critical but there are those moments where smokers tend to slip. This is where a product like Nicotex supports their willpower to help them keep going.

    Cipla Health category director Anshul Mishra says, “Most smokers believe that only willpower can help them quit smoking. While having a strong willpower is essential, there are those special cigarettes or those moments where they get tempted to smoke & Nicotex can be a great support during those moments. Through this TVC we want to communicate that as your friend, Nicotex is here to support your willpower by helping you control the urge to smoke and thus help you quit smoking. Our main aim is to educate consumers as to how Nicotex is able to support their willpower by calling out the working action of the product.”

    The advertisement was conceptualised and created by Soho Square Advertising and Marketing Communications, a Mumbai based advertising firm, who also created the earlier TVC as well for the brand. This particular TVC was created with the intention of communicating to aspiring quitters that Nicotex helps control the urge thereby eventually helping them quit.

    “Most smokers believe that willpower is the strongest ingredient to quit smoking. So why fight that behaviour? Instead, complement the smokers willpower with the ability to control their urge to smoke. That is what we have brought alive in this piece of communication. In the most tempting of situations, a smoker can overcome his urge to smoke. After all controlling the urge is the first step to quitting smoking,” adds Soho Square executive creative director and creative head Anurag Khandelwal.

    With an aim of helping smoking move toward a healthier life by reducing and eventually quitting the habit, Nicotex continues to motivate consumers with their TVC and digital campaigns.

  • Meridian Communication creates Perfetti’s new ad campaign

    MUMBAI: Perfetti Van Melle India (PVMI) has launched an ad campaign for its latest offering in the snacks category, Stop Not Disks.

    The new TVC conceptualised and created by Meridian Communication is woven around the product‘s attribute of being crunchy which in turn leads to humourous incidents.

    Perfetti Van Melle India MD Ramesh Jayaraman said, “The core idea of the new Stop Not campaign is derived from the brand‘s attribute of being crunchy. The ‘crunch‘ is so loud that it disrupts events all around with unexpected results. The TVC is high on enjoyment and humour, and we are sure it will catch on with the youth.”

    Meridian Communication executive creative director and creative head Anurag Khandelwal said, “There are TVCs based on the concept of the product being crunchy but they are exaggerated in nature. We too have it defined it similarly but it is more in the real zone. Where there is a concept of ‘Mera Crunch mahan‘, we have distinguished it in a manner which is around the idea of the crunch sound being a disturbance.”

    The commercial is on-air across all major channels.

    The campaign has been launched in two executions, portraying different situations carrying the same message ‘Ekdum Bajedar‘. The first situation features a family spending a lazy Sunday afternoon together at a park. The story changes track when a boy in the park bites into his Stop Not Disks and the loud crunch distracts the father, who misses catching his son as he jumps off a tree. The second situation is a diving contest where the diver, who has a chance to win gold, completely misses his dive due to the loud crunch of Stop Not Disks.