Tag: Atul Sanghvi

  • CERA’s latest campaign ‘Kuch Pal Ghar Ke Naam’ to release in 5 languages

    CERA’s latest campaign ‘Kuch Pal Ghar Ke Naam’ to release in 5 languages

    MUMBAI: CERA, India’s premium home solutions provider and one of India’s most trusted brands in sanitary ware, faucets and tiles, CERA which has been known for its innovative futuristic  products tries to touch the emotions of oneness in its new campaign ‘Kuch Pal Ghar Ke Naam’ which captures the essence of Happy Home moments. The 10-seconder ad campaign features a small family enjoying every bit of their moments in their home which has CERA products for happy yet comfort lifestyle.

    CERA executive director Atul Sanghvi said, "The objective of this campaign was to break away from the clutter of product+celebrity ads and connect emotionally with our customers, bringing their beloved home and its inmates to the forefront.  Also, since Cera offers almost all product categories—sanitaryware, faucets, tiles, wellness, kitchen sinks, water heaters, mirrors—that go into making one’s once-in-a-life time home, it is appropriate to bring the home as centre of one’s life. This campaign delivers on the objective that CERA offers tiles, faucets and Sanitaryware, beautifully.”

    The campaign will run for 6 weeks in 5 different languages i.e. Hindi, Gujarati, Kannada, Marathi and Punjabi, on news channels with and major GEC (Impact Properties) programs. The total spend on the campaign will be Rs 10 crore.

  • CERA launches innovative water-saving urinal

    CERA launches innovative water-saving urinal

    MUMBAI: CERA, India’s premium home solutions provider and one of India’s most trusted brands in sanitaryware, faucets and tiles, has launched futuristic and innovative water saving urinal – CERA CORE.

    The core of the design idea of this urinal stems from the water scarcity which looms over many cities in India. CERA’s designers conceived the concept of a three-in-one product, viz, urinal with integrated washbasin and a sensor tap.  The water used for washing the hand is channelised for surface cleaning and flushing of urinal. On an average 2 litres of water is used by a person per use—including flushing and washing.  Compared to this, CERA CORE urinal uses just 400 millilitre of water, thus saving 1,600 millilitre per use.  

    Installation of this urinal in public washrooms will result in substantial saving of water—close to 6 lakh litres of water per annum, in a washroom visited by 1,000 persons per day, not to speak of other consequential savings like energy 

    CERA executive director and CEO Atul Sanghvi said, “CERA believes that there is a need for greater innovation in tackling water scarcity across the country. The concerns of most cities becoming water-scarce in the next few years should propel not just the conservationist in us but also the innovator. We believe CERA CORE urinal uses very simple innovation to solve an everyday water issue. CERA promises to take water scarcity very seriously and will aim for a greater range of sustainable products across its portfolios.”