Tag: Debarjyo Nandi

  • Reliance resQ wins hearts with Outstanding Service in L&K Saatchi & Saatchi film

    Reliance resQ wins hearts with Outstanding Service in L&K Saatchi & Saatchi film

    Mumbai: L&K Saatchi & Saatchi has created a heartwarming film that celebrates Reliance resQ engineers’ tireless dedication to its customers, regardless of the occasion, day, or season.  The film recognizes the pivotal role its employees play in ensuring its consumers enjoy a hassle-free and peaceful Diwali.

    The digital film of Reliance resQ showcases the resilience and commitment of their engineers,  who work tirelessly throughout the year, to ensure that the electronic devices of their customers are promptly serviced, regardless of the occasion. Their biggest reward: is the happy smiles on the faces of the customers.

    L&K Saatchi & Saatchi executive vice president Debarjyo Nandi said, “While we celebrate our festivals with friends and family, there is an entire community of service professionals,  like Reliance resQ, who don’t, just so that we can. This film is just a profound reminder of that reality. ”

    Speaking on the digital film the Reliance resQ spokesperson added, “The engineers at resQ thrive on customer delight. No matter the challenge, they are ready to resolve it with a timely and robust solution. This film brings to light their dedication and is a salute to their ever-shining spirit to go beyond the time and occasion barrier to help a customer in need.”

    The film will be released across various social media channels and digital platforms, amplifying the brand’s offerings, and positioning it as the most preferred service provider for a swift,  reliable, and high-quality resolution for all electronics problems.

     

  • L&K Saatchi & Saatchi unveils campaign for Zepto’s Bumrah-speed deliveries

    L&K Saatchi & Saatchi unveils campaign for Zepto’s Bumrah-speed deliveries

    Mumbai: Unveiling Zepto’s collaboration with pacer Jasprit Bumrah, L&K Saatchi & Saatchi has conceptualised a humorous three-part campaign, ‘Groceries delivered at Bumrah Speed’,  which showcases Zepto’s speedy, consistent and precise deliveries, much like Bumrah’s deliveries on the field.  

    The latest campaign, strategically launched during the ongoing Cricket World Cup, follows the success of the agency’s earlier work for the brand, ‘Indian Stretchable Time’, one of the year’s most awarded campaigns, winning internationally at the One Show, Spikes and AdFest, as well as at Indian award shows like the Abby Awards and Kyoorius.

    The campaign aims to build saliency and awareness of Zepto as the fastest grocery delivery service in the country.

    L&K Saatchi & Saatchi Jt National creative director Kartik Smetacek said, “The campaign task was to position Zepto as the fastest delivery service. So, who better than Jasprit Bumrah to set the benchmark for speed? We were working within the 20-second format, so the films needed to be sharp, with minimum build-up yet maximum impact. I think it’s a job well done.”

    Zepto chief growth officer Viral Jhaveri expressed, “Our partnership with Jasprit  underscores our commitment to pushing boundaries, achieving perfection, and delivering  with speed, consistency and precision.”

    L&K Saatchi & Saatchi executive vice president Debarjyo Nandi added, “It is rare to have the business, brand and brand ambassador all delivering the brand’s core proposition seamlessly. Retain the humour, surprise and entertaining tonality, and we have a campaign  that will not just build salience but create maximum impact in a highly cluttered season.”  

    The first film sees Bumrah flying a fighter jet while the other two place Bumrah at a blast-beat music concert and in a fast-paced news studio, where he pushes the boundaries of speed and positions Zepto as the platform of choice for lightning-fast deliveries.  

    The campaign is anchored on Disney+ Hotstar, the Zepto app, and other OTT and social media platforms. It will also include out-of-home advertising in all major cities where the brand operates. 

  • Jockey creates the first-time ever campaign for Jockey Woman

    Jockey creates the first-time ever campaign for Jockey Woman

    MUMBAI: American inner wear brand, active wear and leisurewear, Jockey, has launched a new campaign, this time and for the first time exclusively for women.

    The campaign conceptualised and executed by L&K Saatchi & Saatchi includes tv, print, OOH and will also use radio and digital media for engagement and activation.

    The TVC is directed and shot by Mark Toia in San Francisco. The print and OOH creatives were shot in Los Angeles.

    The campaign will strengthen Jockey’s play in the women’s inner-wear category with a new range of lingerie which caters to today’s self-assured, confident woman who keeps in touch with her femininity.

    Jockey India president of sales and marketing M. C. Cariappa says, “Jockey knows best when it comes to inner-wear, and that comfort and fit are the most essential. Jockey also understands women’s needs from lingerie go beyond that and that different women have different needs from their inner-wear. The Jockey Woman campaign only reiterates what Jockey brings to women in terms of knowledge, understanding and expertise with products that truly #KnowsMe.”

    L&K Saatchi & Saatchi senior vice president Debarjyo Nandi mentions, “Every woman has the right to right lingerie in form, function, fit and feel. And every woman is unique with different needs for different days of the week or different times of the day. Which too evolves with time and age. #KnowsMe is Jockey Woman’s promise that she understands these needs. The idea extends to the campaign which celebrates women and their femininity without being stereotypical even in its portrayal of women in inner-wear.”

    The campaign is already live on TV, print and OOH.

  • Jockey says play hard or don’t in latest campaign

    Jockey says play hard or don’t in latest campaign

    MUMBAI: Leading American inner-wear, active-wear and leisure-wear brand Jockey, has launched a new Jockey Athleisure campaign, for the range of outerwear for men and women which effectively blends active and leisurewear.

    Athleisure includes products like tracks, hoodies, jackets, t-shirts, tanktops, shorts and sports vests.

    The campaign conceptualised and executed by L&K Saatchi & Saatchi includes TV, Print, OOH and will also use radio and digital media for engagement and activation.

    The TVC is directed and shot by Mark Toia on the streets of San Francisco. Themed around ‘Play or Relax’, the film shows a vibrant day-in-the-life of a carefree and cool guy and a girl in the city, and how they easily switch between moments of relaxation and active play while being comfortably fashionable.

    The print and OOH creatives were shot in Los Angeles. It urges you to try harder, but it also tells you it’s fine if you don’t. Jockey Athleisure is made for both.

    Jockey India president of sales and marketing MC Cariappa says, “Athleisure marks the official foray for Jockey India into outerwear which is an extremely relevant and highly potential category especially in India where the larger population indulges in casual sports to stay active while wearing activewear for casual hangouts. The campaign strengthens the Jockey brand imagery while signalling the exciting new range.”

    L&K Saatchi & Saatchi senior vice president Debarjyo Nandi adds, “The campaign idea extends from the essence of Jockey Athleisure which lets you seamlessly transcend between active and leisure moments of your day. Not just wear it but live it, play or relax.”

    Although the film is already on-air and online, the OOH and print are scheduled to break in a week.

  • Hero MotoCorp TVC shows Indian super-skills as FIFA U-17 WC starts

    Hero MotoCorp TVC shows Indian super-skills as FIFA U-17 WC starts

    MUMBAI: Hero MotoCorp, the national supporter of the FIFA U-17 World Cup, has kicked off its campaign with a TVC and digital engagement.

    The TVC titled “#PLAYINSPIRE” has been conceptualised by Law & Kenneth Saatchi & Saatchi creative team and produced by Elements. It revolves around the fascination of young, gritty, super-skilled footballers from across the country who are revelling in the football frenzy that has the nation hooked.

    With India playing in a FIFA World Cup for any age-group for the first time, it’s a historic moment for the country and a great motivator for budding footballers who can now dare to dream.

    Law & Kenneth Saatchi & Saatchi senior VP Debarjyo Nandi said about the film, “It’s rare to find work and something you love come together. So, this one was special for me personally. It was also a revelation to discover the amazing football talent that exists out there. Thanks to Hero being true to their cause for football, this amazing talent pool came together for this film. It was an absolute joy to work with people who are also as passionate about football.”

  • Thomas Cook film: Why a holiday is vital for a responsible Indian

    Thomas Cook film: Why a holiday is vital for a responsible Indian

    MUMBAI: Indian tourism sector is growing at 7- 8 per cent annually but ironically our country is the 4th most vacation deprived nation in the world. Indians are still very reluctant and subject to procrastination when it comes to taking a holiday.

    To fillip travel and holiday bookings, Thomas Cook India has launched the ‘Grand India Holiday Sale’ (GIHS) campaign again this year. While GIHS offers unmatched deals on vacation packages, the films encourage us to take a break from our all-important work lives, and that the world (read workplace) will not collapse if we really went on a holiday.

    Created by Law & Kenneth Saatchi & Saatchi, the films are produced by Spotlight Films and directed by Amit Satyaveer Singh. The campaign will run primarily on digital – YouTube and Facebook supported with print and outdoor.

    Thomas Cook India president and group head – marketing, service quality, financial services and innovation Abraham Alapatt said, “The new films are a fun/quirky take on vacation deprived Indians and showcase our Thomas Cook Grand India Holiday Sale as the first step in encouraging people to think holidays with a slew of great offers/deals. The thinning of the divide between work and personal lives is an unfortunate reality today, which is why it’s important to just take-off once on a while and the good news is that we’ve begun to see more people doing this nowadays.”

    Law & Kenneth Saatchi & Saatchi SVP Debarjyo Nandi added, “Skipping or postponing holidays for work is a self-prophesised importance barometer. How many times have we thought or said something similar. Fact is we even believe it. We all see ourselves in these characters. That is what makes the films effective and entertaining.”

  • Pepperfry to spend Rs 10 crore on latest 360 degree  campaign

    Pepperfry to spend Rs 10 crore on latest 360 degree campaign

    MUMBAI: Pepperfry has taken on the task of expanding the online furniture category through a new 360 degree marketing campaign.

    The campaign comprises three creative executions which will be aired on television, across digital video channels and in multiplexes. This 360 degree campaign will also include outdoor, a bouquet of digital media including Search, display and Social channels. Pepperfry’s outlay on this campaign is expected to be above Rs10 Crore.

    Commenting on the objective of this campaign, Pepperfry CMO Kashyap Vadapalli said “Our goal is to help 20 Million customers create beautiful homes by 2020. In these last few years, Pepperfry has reached a tipping point amongst early adopters and via this campaign we will expand the market by going up the product life cycle curve to address the early majority of shoppers.”

    Talking about the insight and idea, Law & Kenneth Saatchi and Saatchi VP Debarjyo Nandi explained, “There are several of us who believe that getting furniture made at home will give us more control and get us exactly what we want. The problem is most of us are not sure of what we really want and what we are really getting into. The noise, dust, displacement, delays and budget overflows make it an even more painful process. Pepperfry is the easier and simpler solution to getting your furniture on-time, at a fixed price and the design and finish you want.”

    The customer insight behind Pepperfry’s new 360degree marketing campaign reflects furniture made at home brings with it the physical inconvenience, time escalations, budget overruns and a lack of design/functional fidelity. Through this campaign Pepperfry seeks to educate customers about these potential pitfalls and provides them with an alternate choice of buying furniture through a seamless and Happy Pepperfry experience.

  • Pepperfry to spend Rs 10 crore on latest 360 degree  campaign

    Pepperfry to spend Rs 10 crore on latest 360 degree campaign

    MUMBAI: Pepperfry has taken on the task of expanding the online furniture category through a new 360 degree marketing campaign.

    The campaign comprises three creative executions which will be aired on television, across digital video channels and in multiplexes. This 360 degree campaign will also include outdoor, a bouquet of digital media including Search, display and Social channels. Pepperfry’s outlay on this campaign is expected to be above Rs10 Crore.

    Commenting on the objective of this campaign, Pepperfry CMO Kashyap Vadapalli said “Our goal is to help 20 Million customers create beautiful homes by 2020. In these last few years, Pepperfry has reached a tipping point amongst early adopters and via this campaign we will expand the market by going up the product life cycle curve to address the early majority of shoppers.”

    Talking about the insight and idea, Law & Kenneth Saatchi and Saatchi VP Debarjyo Nandi explained, “There are several of us who believe that getting furniture made at home will give us more control and get us exactly what we want. The problem is most of us are not sure of what we really want and what we are really getting into. The noise, dust, displacement, delays and budget overflows make it an even more painful process. Pepperfry is the easier and simpler solution to getting your furniture on-time, at a fixed price and the design and finish you want.”

    The customer insight behind Pepperfry’s new 360degree marketing campaign reflects furniture made at home brings with it the physical inconvenience, time escalations, budget overruns and a lack of design/functional fidelity. Through this campaign Pepperfry seeks to educate customers about these potential pitfalls and provides them with an alternate choice of buying furniture through a seamless and Happy Pepperfry experience.

  • Pepperfry gets festive with clutter-breaking Diwali campaign

    Pepperfry gets festive with clutter-breaking Diwali campaign

    MUMBAI: For one of India’s premier festivals Diwali, Pepperfry has planned an ad campaign with a clutter-breaking message that builds on this Diwali spirit.

     

    The campaign has been conceptualised by L&K Saatchi & Saatchi. The ad builds on the communication that unlike the transactional nature of every day interactions, in this festive season people have an opportunity to reflect on their behaviours and actions and their relationships with others.

     

    Pepperfry used this insight to showcase that people can undertake ‘good actions’ to form an emotional bridge with others.

     

    The coming together of the festive social context along with the individual transformation becomes a powerful catalyst for good action, which is what Pepperfry captures in the message “Iss Diwali Kuch Badal Ke Dekhiye.” The brand associates with the communication as a key enabler of good actions, thereby altering relationships positively.

     

    The TV campaign is live across a bouquet of English infotainment, entertainment, movies, and lifestyle channels, select Hindi HD general entertainment channels (GECs) as well as some regional channels.

     

    The message is also supported by in-cinema advertising across the top seven cities and outdoor in top four markets. It will also be propagated across the digital and social platforms like Google, YouTube and Facebook.

     

    Pepperfry’s earlier campaigns have stressed on rational benefits like quality products and service level standards of free & efficient delivery and assembly along with the other core category triggers. Now, Pepperfry is establishing the emotional benefits of the transformation that its products can bring to people’s lives.

     

    Talking about the TVC, L&K Saatchi and Saatchi executive creative director Kartik Smetacek said, “Diwali seemed like the perfect occasion for pepperfry.com to widen its ambit of communication and own a larger brand idea. That’s where the ‘Iss Diwali, kuch badal ke dekhiye’ campaign was born. The films seek to reinvent the role of furniture, which is not traditionally seen as a gifting item. By design, the stories are subtle and warm, keeping away from the dhoom and dhamaka of typical Diwali advertising, to instead capture the spirit of the festival.”

     

    The storyline is inspired by real life situations that will encourage people to introspect and experience how shift in attitudes and thinking can lead us to make a difference via the ad’s core message.

     

    L&K Saatchi & Saatchi senior vice president Debarjyo Nandi added, “This Diwali, Pepperfry has made a change. And its message is just that, ‘to make a change’ by reaching out to someone and spreading the happiness. In these TVCs we have used furniture as the trigger for this change.”

     

    Pepperfry chief marketing officer Kashyap Vadapalli said, “In the past 18-24 months, brand Pepperfry has grown significantly and established itself as the number one destination for furniture and other home products in the country. We are now in a position to move beyond communicating just the features of a great furniture product or experience to establish Pepperfry as an agent of transformation. We’ve tapped into the Diwali festive spirit to make an appeal to the consumers to: ‘Iss Diwali Kuch Badal Ke Dekhiye.’”

     

    Vadapalli further added, “We really want consumers to make a change and connect with the goodness within themselves, something that they don’t do in their busy daily routines, and then extend that connect to the brand because of the key role it can play in how this life enhancement can be manifested.”