Tag: Arun Gopalan

  • Hero Motocorp rolls out Destini 125 with Rajamouli’s blockbuster touch

    Hero Motocorp rolls out Destini 125 with Rajamouli’s blockbuster touch

    MUMBAI: Lights, camera, scooter action. Hero Motocorp has given its new Destini 125 a truly blockbuster launch, enlisting master storyteller S.S. Rajamouli to power the campaign with his signature larger-than-life style.

    The campaign, built on the idea ‘Hero ka scooter, scooter ka hero’, positions the Destini 125 as the undisputed star of the scooter world. Directed by ad filmmaker Arun Gopalan and conceptualised by Mccann Worldgroup, the film highlights the scooter’s strength, reliability and authenticity while connecting with today’s style-conscious, aspirational riders.

    Rajamouli, celebrated for crafting epic narratives and unforgettable heroes, lends cultural weight and cinematic drama to the story. “We imagined the scooter through the scale and spectacle of a Rajamouli vision,” said Mccann Worldgroup India, chairman APAC and CEO & chief creative officer, Prasoon Joshi. “The grandeur isn’t just for show; it mirrors the larger-than-life confidence the scooter gives its riders.”

    The Destini 125 backs up the campaign’s heroic claims with first-in-segment features. Think retro chrome styling, a large floorboard for comfort, bigger alloy wheels for stability, best-in-class 59 km/l mileage, advanced auto-cancel winkers, and a slick LED projector headlight with DRL. Together, they blend performance, convenience and flair into one compelling package.

    “At Hero Motocorp, our mission is to reflect the evolving aspirations of our customers,” said Hero Motocorp India, head of marketing, Aashish Midha. “With the Destini 125, style meets substance, and our collaboration with Rajamouli ensures it is showcased with the grandeur it deserves.”

    With its cinematic storytelling and standout features, the campaign redefines the Hero Destini 125 as not just another scooter but the true hero of its category.

  • Amazon Fashion  and  Ogilvy Bangalore turn Kamalpur to Parispur

    Amazon Fashion and Ogilvy Bangalore turn Kamalpur to Parispur

    MUMBAI: Amazon Fashion’s new campaign shows how fashion has become a unifier and a language that bonds Indian youth into a cult called ‘Citizens of Fashion’. A 3600 degree campaign encompassing TVC, Digital, Print and OOH, Citizens of Fashion portrays the new Indian youth who remain rooted within, but are breaking traditional stereotypes with their sense of style.

    Shot in Varanasi, the two commercials show how Indians in every nook and corner are becoming increasingly fashion aware. Created by Ogilvy & Mather Bangalore and directed by Arun Gopalan of Storytellers Productions, the films are set to foot-tapping music and have slick cinematography.

    Ogilvy Bangalore, ECD Azazul Haque said, “Fashion belongs to everyone. It belongs to those who live in Paris. It belongs to those who live in Banaras. All you need is the desire to look stylish and fashionable. Amazon Fashion wanted to celebrate these citizens of fashion who live everywhere. In small towns. In big cities. Amazon Fashion wanted to become the destination for anyone who is seeking the latest style and famous fashion brands, online.

    From such a brief emerged the idea of showcasing and celebrating stylish, fashionable people from every nook and corner of our nation. From Mumbai to Kanpur. From Delhi to Patna. Anyone who is a citizen of fashion picks his labels from Amazon Fashion.

    The idea was to make brand Amazon Fashion edgy yet relatable. Extremely fashionable yet mass. So came the idea of Parispur and Rioganj. People who are extremely fashionable yet earthy. The contrast of people in an extremely relatable backdrop behaving like the mass of India but dressed in high fashion clothes. People who turn Kamalapur to Parispur and Raiganj to Rioganj. People who are the citizens of fashion.’

  • Amazon Fashion  and  Ogilvy Bangalore turn Kamalpur to Parispur

    Amazon Fashion and Ogilvy Bangalore turn Kamalpur to Parispur

    MUMBAI: Amazon Fashion’s new campaign shows how fashion has become a unifier and a language that bonds Indian youth into a cult called ‘Citizens of Fashion’. A 3600 degree campaign encompassing TVC, Digital, Print and OOH, Citizens of Fashion portrays the new Indian youth who remain rooted within, but are breaking traditional stereotypes with their sense of style.

    Shot in Varanasi, the two commercials show how Indians in every nook and corner are becoming increasingly fashion aware. Created by Ogilvy & Mather Bangalore and directed by Arun Gopalan of Storytellers Productions, the films are set to foot-tapping music and have slick cinematography.

    Ogilvy Bangalore, ECD Azazul Haque said, “Fashion belongs to everyone. It belongs to those who live in Paris. It belongs to those who live in Banaras. All you need is the desire to look stylish and fashionable. Amazon Fashion wanted to celebrate these citizens of fashion who live everywhere. In small towns. In big cities. Amazon Fashion wanted to become the destination for anyone who is seeking the latest style and famous fashion brands, online.

    From such a brief emerged the idea of showcasing and celebrating stylish, fashionable people from every nook and corner of our nation. From Mumbai to Kanpur. From Delhi to Patna. Anyone who is a citizen of fashion picks his labels from Amazon Fashion.

    The idea was to make brand Amazon Fashion edgy yet relatable. Extremely fashionable yet mass. So came the idea of Parispur and Rioganj. People who are extremely fashionable yet earthy. The contrast of people in an extremely relatable backdrop behaving like the mass of India but dressed in high fashion clothes. People who turn Kamalapur to Parispur and Raiganj to Rioganj. People who are the citizens of fashion.’