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  • Sunfeast’s new cookie shines bright with butter, glaze and mother’s love

    Sunfeast’s new cookie shines bright with butter, glaze and mother’s love

    MUMBAI: Turns out, a mother’s love isn’t the only thing that leaves you glowing, Sunfeast’s new cookie does too. ITC Sunfeast Mom’s Magic has just launched Shines, a shiny butter cookie glazed to golden perfection, and it’s got more than just sugar on top, it’s sprinkled with emotion, nostalgia, and warmth. With a delicate sugar coating and eight crispy layers, Shines promises a melt-in-mouth indulgence designed to add sparkle to everyday snacking.

    And bringing this cookie’s story to life is veteran actress Nadhiya Moidu, who stars in the brand’s latest TVC, marking the product’s debut with a poignant tale of maternal support. In the film, Nadhiya plays a mum who sweetly nudges her daughter’s dreams forward convincing her traditional father-in-law to let the young girl pursue chess training in Chennai. As she gently glazes a butter cookie, the message is clear: a mother always finds a way to make her child shine.

    “At Sunfeast, we believe in constantly innovating to craft differentiated offerings that bring unique sensorial experiences to our consumers,” said ITC Ltd chief operating officer for Biscuits and Cakes Cluster Ali Harris Shere. “Shines’ is our way of elevating the taste of a classic cookie experience and establishing a new vision for cookies altogether. By introducing a light & crunchy cookie, we are challenging the status quo and redefining what indulgence can look like. We are confident that butter cookie lovers will relish this innovation and make it a cherished part of their snacking routine.”

    Backed by Ogilvy Bangalore, the campaign builds on Mom’s Magic’s longstanding theme of mothers as everyday superpowers.

    “Mothers will do whatever it takes to make their children shine, and their love never becomes an obstacle; in fact, it fuels them to take the road less travelled,” said Ogilvy Bangalore chief creative officer Puneet Kapoor.

    Currently available across Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, Mom’s Magic Shines comes in two sizes 44g for Rs 10 and 128g for Rs 35 with packaging that mirrors the cookie’s polished finish. It’s a simple treat that wraps a little magic, a lot of love, and just enough glaze to make every bite feel like home.

    With this launch, ITC continues its run of crafting not just snacks, but stories that stick, one crunchy layer at a time.

  • Hercules rolls out new campaign with Rishabh Pant

    Hercules rolls out new campaign with Rishabh Pant

    Mumbai: India’s leading cycle brand, Hercules, has launched a new campaign with cricketer Rishabh Pant. Hercules stands for teamwork, friendship, and adventure. It encourages boys to team up with like-minded friends and set off on an adventure with them in the spirit of brotherhood.

    Designed and executed by Ogilvy Bangalore, the latest campaign from the brand encourages boys to find and celebrate their tribe, the kind of people who understand their quests and ride along too.

    Pant resonated with the brand quite well! He embodies the spirit of the brand as he has the perfect mix of youthful zest, playfulness, and adventure.

    Highlighting the creative journey, Ogilvy associate creative director R Parvathy said, “Tribe plays an important role in the journey of every teenager who loves cycling. It’s the tribe that shapes them and defines their rides. It decides the nature of adventures he could take on and gives him the grit to complete them. Cycling has a deep connection with brotherhood this way. These brotherhoods and tribes are what Brand Hercules aims to celebrate through the latest campaign.”

  • Ogilvy Bangalore drives UberAuto to Chennai with ‘No haggling, No Hassles’

    Ogilvy Bangalore drives UberAuto to Chennai with ‘No haggling, No Hassles’

    MUMBAI: Ridesharing company Uber has launched its latest campaign ‘No Haggling, No Hassles’, encouraging people to avail UberAuto services in Chennai. The campaign has been conceptualised by Ogilvy Bangalore.

    Ogilvy vice chairman India and chief creative officer South and Southeast Asia Sonal Dabral added, “UberAuto has brought a dramatic change to the way our audience uses auto rickshaws by bringing them never before convenience and peace of mind. It’s therefore fitting that we are introducing this epic service to our audience with an epic story full of humour, drama and suspense. I’m sure that our audience will enjoy this campaign as much as we enjoyed creating it.”

    Uber head of brand – rides, India and South Asia Saakshi Verma Menon commented, “Uber’s vision is to build globally and live locally. UberAuto takes away the daily hassles of hailing an auto by harnessing the power of technology. This campaign aims to connect with our communities, driver-partners and riders in Chennai. Ogilvy South has been a great partner in bringing this creative idea to life in Chennai."

    Ogilvy South president Ram Moorthi said, The flavour of the relationship between an auto rickshaw and it’s rider is a uniquely local one. From Ogilvy’s South office, we’ve used a South Indian flavour to help UberAuto convey its hassle-free message to its customers. Full credit to our client partners for going with our audience understanding while keeping us honest in terms of the Uber brand’s values.”

    The campaign shows the name of the protagonist (witness), ‘Selvam’ echoed around the city dramatically. As unique characters ranging from policemen to politicians scream Selvam’s name in anticipation, we finally see Selvam haggling with a regular rickshaw driver for his ride. As the Voice Over resolves Selvam’s conflict by introducing him to UberAuto, we see him happily arriving at the court much to the relief of everyone. The film ends with the most relieved of them all, the accused who is thankful that his witness has arrived on time.

    As part of the campaign, Uber is also set to release print, outdoor, and radio ads with the same message.

  • 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.’