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  • DeBeers brings ‘ek heera aapke heere ke liye’ for festivities

    DeBeers brings ‘ek heera aapke heere ke liye’ for festivities

    MUMBAI: DeBeers, in collaboration with GJEPC, has announced an India-specific advertising campaign for the upcoming festive season to consolidate and enhance the demand for diamonds in India.  DeBeers is a leading diamond company.

    The campaign ‘Ek Heera Aapke Heere Ke Liye’ (Only a diamond is worthy of your diamond) is about the appreciation of a husband for his wife for the little things that she does which makes his life, a life worth living. This campaign has been developed and conceptualized by J. Walter Thompson India (JWT, India) and produced and directed by Joydeep Sarkar of Native Films.

    Conceptualized on the idea of ‘appreciating your wife with a diamond’ the campaign creatively depicts the little things a wife adds in her husband’s life and how his life is a brighter, happier life because of her in it.  The wife is at the core of the commercial and depicts how she is the soul of the household and how everyone’s life is better because of the love care and concern she shows them and how she completes them. It signifies that every woman is the diamond in her husband’s life and is truly deserving of a diamond as appreciation of all the effort she puts in for her family.

    The TVC takes us through the life of a modern Indian woman taking care of her family (her husband, child and in laws) doing what comes naturally to her. Starting with her mischievously waking her husband up in the morning. To making breakfast a fun experience for her child, to ensuring the comfort of the elders of the family.  The ad ends with the husband gifting his wife diamond earrings to show that he appreciates her contribution to his life.

    Forevermark president Sachin Jain, commented, “India is one of the top performing markets for diamond consumption in the world. This campaign will focus on retaining the consumer preference for diamonds while reinforcing consumer confidence and demand for diamond jewellery, in the market.”

    JWT national creative director Tista Sen, added, “Celebrate the woman in your life, this festive season with an exquisite diamond. Through this campaign, we applaud women in their everyday avatar and their everyday multiple roles.”

    The Ek Heera Aapke Heere Ke Liye’ campaign will utilize the national media channels such as TV mainlines, magazines, paid search, online display and video audience buying, key digital sponsorships, social media platforms, and online television. The campaign will debut on National TV with a 60second commercial in Hindi and local languages like Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Bengali, Gujarati, Marathi and will across entertainment, movies and news channels for a period of three months all through the festive season.

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  • Choose your twinkle, says BlueStone

    Choose your twinkle, says BlueStone

    MUMBAI: India’s leading online destination for fine jewellery, BlueStone.com, today launched a new brand campaign ‘Choose Your Twinkle’. The campaign promotes the brand as the go-to jewellery destination for today’s women.

    The messaging of the new campaign will reach audiences through a 30-second TVC aired across leading channels apart from being promoted extensively on social and digital platforms. The narrative reverberates Bluestone’s USP of a wide choice of designs and modern appeal by presenting them through an interesting scenario of friendship portrayed by two young women. It is also indicative of the engaging online experience that appeals to the new age women.

    The story is set at an apartment where two friends are on a couch, visibly fuming at each other over a disagreement. One of them picks up a magazine and starts to flip pages vigorously while the other picks up her phone to browse through the BlueStone.com site. A couple of rings seem to have caught her eye but she can’t decide on one. Foregoing her tiff with her friend for a moment, the girl with the phone seeks her friend’s opinion on a piece of jewellery she has selected. Her friend succumbs to her friendly gesture and acknowledges her choice with the words “I love it…It is so you”. In an interesting turn, our protagonist exclaims “Haina, I don’t know why I ever doubt myself” and recedes to her side of the couch, while the friend realizes that she has been played. A voice then sums it up – More stories, more designs, more choices, – BlueStone – Choose your Twinkle.

    BlueStone is introducing over 250 new designs for the current festive season across categories and will also be launching new collections. The company is undertaking an aggressive approach towards marketing post the recent round of funding while strengthening its offerings and reach.

    BlueStone.com CMO Pushkar Jain, said, “The TVC clearly illustrates our core proposition of choice of designs and modern styles whilst targeting the new age women. Our strong focus on brand building coupled with world class designs and a superior online experience will enable us to expand our footprint in the second largest jewellery market in world.”

    Contract Advertising national creative director Ashish Chakravarty, said, “Jewellery is very close to women. Sometimes closer than their partners. We thought, for this one, let’s tell stories of women, by women. So here it is, a peek into a woman’s mind, her thought process and the moments that trigger off when she discovers choice and gold and love. All at once.”
     

  • Choose your twinkle, says BlueStone

    Choose your twinkle, says BlueStone

    MUMBAI: India’s leading online destination for fine jewellery, BlueStone.com, today launched a new brand campaign ‘Choose Your Twinkle’. The campaign promotes the brand as the go-to jewellery destination for today’s women.

    The messaging of the new campaign will reach audiences through a 30-second TVC aired across leading channels apart from being promoted extensively on social and digital platforms. The narrative reverberates Bluestone’s USP of a wide choice of designs and modern appeal by presenting them through an interesting scenario of friendship portrayed by two young women. It is also indicative of the engaging online experience that appeals to the new age women.

    The story is set at an apartment where two friends are on a couch, visibly fuming at each other over a disagreement. One of them picks up a magazine and starts to flip pages vigorously while the other picks up her phone to browse through the BlueStone.com site. A couple of rings seem to have caught her eye but she can’t decide on one. Foregoing her tiff with her friend for a moment, the girl with the phone seeks her friend’s opinion on a piece of jewellery she has selected. Her friend succumbs to her friendly gesture and acknowledges her choice with the words “I love it…It is so you”. In an interesting turn, our protagonist exclaims “Haina, I don’t know why I ever doubt myself” and recedes to her side of the couch, while the friend realizes that she has been played. A voice then sums it up – More stories, more designs, more choices, – BlueStone – Choose your Twinkle.

    BlueStone is introducing over 250 new designs for the current festive season across categories and will also be launching new collections. The company is undertaking an aggressive approach towards marketing post the recent round of funding while strengthening its offerings and reach.

    BlueStone.com CMO Pushkar Jain, said, “The TVC clearly illustrates our core proposition of choice of designs and modern styles whilst targeting the new age women. Our strong focus on brand building coupled with world class designs and a superior online experience will enable us to expand our footprint in the second largest jewellery market in world.”

    Contract Advertising national creative director Ashish Chakravarty, said, “Jewellery is very close to women. Sometimes closer than their partners. We thought, for this one, let’s tell stories of women, by women. So here it is, a peek into a woman’s mind, her thought process and the moments that trigger off when she discovers choice and gold and love. All at once.”
     

  • ‘You can save her’ Paperboat in Magic Bus

    ‘You can save her’ Paperboat in Magic Bus

    MUMBAI: Magic Bus launched its first-ever public appeal TVC ‘You can save her’. The video, featuring Abhishek Bachchan, is aimed at the public and attempts to spur involvement in ending poverty.

    The storyboard follows a well-to-do family’s chance encounter with a girl child caught in an exploitative web of child labour, and a life without education. It goes on to show how individuals can take a step to save her from losing her childhood to marriage or exploitative labour.

    Magic Bus will reach out to mainstream media like Star Plus to showcase the ad film. The film will also be launched on Magic Bus’sYouTube channel. The TVC has been created by Paperboat Design Studios.

    Magic Bus India Foundation founder Matthew Spacie said, “Every time we read the newspaper or step out of our homes, we witness children living in worst possible circumstances. This video appeal is our attempt to provide urban, educated people to be directly part of a solution. When you support a child on the Magic Bus programme, you ensure she goes to school, escapes child marriage and has a salaried job when he or she grows up.”

    Bollywood heartthrob Abhishek Bachchan, said, “I have spent time with Magic Bus’ children and youth and what’s wonderful is that their approach works – changing one life at a time for the better.”

  • ‘You can save her’ Paperboat in Magic Bus

    ‘You can save her’ Paperboat in Magic Bus

    MUMBAI: Magic Bus launched its first-ever public appeal TVC ‘You can save her’. The video, featuring Abhishek Bachchan, is aimed at the public and attempts to spur involvement in ending poverty.

    The storyboard follows a well-to-do family’s chance encounter with a girl child caught in an exploitative web of child labour, and a life without education. It goes on to show how individuals can take a step to save her from losing her childhood to marriage or exploitative labour.

    Magic Bus will reach out to mainstream media like Star Plus to showcase the ad film. The film will also be launched on Magic Bus’sYouTube channel. The TVC has been created by Paperboat Design Studios.

    Magic Bus India Foundation founder Matthew Spacie said, “Every time we read the newspaper or step out of our homes, we witness children living in worst possible circumstances. This video appeal is our attempt to provide urban, educated people to be directly part of a solution. When you support a child on the Magic Bus programme, you ensure she goes to school, escapes child marriage and has a salaried job when he or she grows up.”

    Bollywood heartthrob Abhishek Bachchan, said, “I have spent time with Magic Bus’ children and youth and what’s wonderful is that their approach works – changing one life at a time for the better.”

  • ShopClues rolls out ‘Itne Kum Mein’ TVC

    ShopClues rolls out ‘Itne Kum Mein’ TVC

    MUMBAI: ShopClues has rolled out its new TV ad campaign to usher in the joyous festive season with the right mood. The TVC brings to the fore the delightful offerings up for grabs this year o nShopClues with its tagline “Itne Kum Mein” (at such a low price).  A series of fresh catalogue digital films that illustrate the spread of high-value products along with discounted prices are showcased so that customers can make the best of the festive season sale from 1–10 October 2016. 

    Conceptualized and created by Enormous Brands, the TVC captures how a large assortment of products at never-before prices are being made available for ShopClues customers.

    One of India’s first and largest managed marketplace, ShopClues ad film opens with two girls having a conversation about how one of them enjoyed an incredible buying experience on ShopClues. She starts to describe the prices on ShopClues as “Itne Kum Mein, Itne Kum Mein, Itne Kum Mein” and the repetition continues.  The frame zooms out to reveal this conversation actually being shown on TV. The couple watching the TVC wonders if the visual is stuck, and taps the TV a few times, a husband struggling to fix the antenna, salesman watches as all the TV sets in an offline store play the same thing, the director at the shoot gets puzzled. The dialogue ends with the girl concluding, “Itne Kum Mein, ki kya bataun.” 

    ShopClues AVP-marketing Nitin Agarwal, said, “Through the TVC, we want to communicate to people that they can revel in the feeling of fulfillment this festive season and lay their hands on anything their heart desires as everything is available ‘Itne Kum Mein’.”  

    Enormous Brands’ managing partner Ashish Khazanchi, said, “The coveted products and unbelievable prices at ShopClues have always appealed to all the value-conscious buyers in the country. And that’s the reason we have introduced the colloquial phrase ‘Itne Kum Mein’ . Its recall value is instant.”

    The campaign also uses Outdoor, Facebook and YouTube along with Radio as support media to bring to life the amazing bargains. 

    Check out the ad:

  • ShopClues rolls out ‘Itne Kum Mein’ TVC

    ShopClues rolls out ‘Itne Kum Mein’ TVC

    MUMBAI: ShopClues has rolled out its new TV ad campaign to usher in the joyous festive season with the right mood. The TVC brings to the fore the delightful offerings up for grabs this year o nShopClues with its tagline “Itne Kum Mein” (at such a low price).  A series of fresh catalogue digital films that illustrate the spread of high-value products along with discounted prices are showcased so that customers can make the best of the festive season sale from 1–10 October 2016. 

    Conceptualized and created by Enormous Brands, the TVC captures how a large assortment of products at never-before prices are being made available for ShopClues customers.

    One of India’s first and largest managed marketplace, ShopClues ad film opens with two girls having a conversation about how one of them enjoyed an incredible buying experience on ShopClues. She starts to describe the prices on ShopClues as “Itne Kum Mein, Itne Kum Mein, Itne Kum Mein” and the repetition continues.  The frame zooms out to reveal this conversation actually being shown on TV. The couple watching the TVC wonders if the visual is stuck, and taps the TV a few times, a husband struggling to fix the antenna, salesman watches as all the TV sets in an offline store play the same thing, the director at the shoot gets puzzled. The dialogue ends with the girl concluding, “Itne Kum Mein, ki kya bataun.” 

    ShopClues AVP-marketing Nitin Agarwal, said, “Through the TVC, we want to communicate to people that they can revel in the feeling of fulfillment this festive season and lay their hands on anything their heart desires as everything is available ‘Itne Kum Mein’.”  

    Enormous Brands’ managing partner Ashish Khazanchi, said, “The coveted products and unbelievable prices at ShopClues have always appealed to all the value-conscious buyers in the country. And that’s the reason we have introduced the colloquial phrase ‘Itne Kum Mein’ . Its recall value is instant.”

    The campaign also uses Outdoor, Facebook and YouTube along with Radio as support media to bring to life the amazing bargains. 

    Check out the ad:

  • No inhibition: eBay India launches TVC

    No inhibition: eBay India launches TVC

    MUMBAI: eBay India announced their brand new TV campaign #ThingsDon’tJudge today. The campaign aims to inspire consumers to shop online from over 10 crore products available on ebay.in. The TV campaign will go on air today.

    Conceptualized by BBDO India, the film shows different situations where people are seen breaking away from a certain prejudice that the society imposes. The means for them is a product they have purchased from eBay, which enables them to move away from the shackles of judgments and live as they would. A product is that one thing that doesn’t judge them, though people may. 

    Watch the TVC here :  

    eBay India director-marketing Shivani Suri, said, “Online shopping is changing how we live. It’s at the heart of our evolving culture that’s gradually helping us distance from the norms around gender, age, cast, creed, social status or preferences. eBay, with over 10 crore products is inspiring consumers to shop for their favorite item and live their passions, desires, choices, and beliefs without inhibition.”

    BBDO India chairman Josy Paul said, “When we started work on eBay, we had questions: Will our idea provoke conversation? Will the context last longer than the immediacy of the content. Will it influence change? We could feel the energy in the room when this idea came up.  Something happened! We create greater desirability for the 10 crore products that are available on eBay.”

    Hemant Shringy, BBDO India executive creative director, said, “After an amazingly explorative and collaborative process, we arrived at the idea – Things Don’t Judge. With 10 crore things at the heart of the idea, it says that in a time when we are constantly judging and being judged, things have the incredible quality and power of not judging.”

    The TV campaign will be seen across all major television channels in Hindi, English, Telugu, Marathi, Tamil and Kannada. Ten key markets including Delhi NCR, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Mumbai, Chennai, Pune, Kolkata, Chandigarh, Ahmedabad and Indore are being targeted. 

    The campaign will also be prominent on big ticket movie premiers, popular comedy and reality TV shows, sports events, news and blockbuster world television premiers. The campaign will also be extended across key digital and social platforms.
     
    eBay India, a 100% subsidiary of eBay Inc., is a leading online marketplace and shopping destination in India where thousands of entrepreneurs list. 

    BBDO India, a part of the BBDO Group worldwide, ‘Create Acts Not Ads’ — the only agency in India, Asia and the world to have won four inaugural awards at the Cannes Lions Festival.

  • No inhibition: eBay India launches TVC

    No inhibition: eBay India launches TVC

    MUMBAI: eBay India announced their brand new TV campaign #ThingsDon’tJudge today. The campaign aims to inspire consumers to shop online from over 10 crore products available on ebay.in. The TV campaign will go on air today.

    Conceptualized by BBDO India, the film shows different situations where people are seen breaking away from a certain prejudice that the society imposes. The means for them is a product they have purchased from eBay, which enables them to move away from the shackles of judgments and live as they would. A product is that one thing that doesn’t judge them, though people may. 

    Watch the TVC here :  

    eBay India director-marketing Shivani Suri, said, “Online shopping is changing how we live. It’s at the heart of our evolving culture that’s gradually helping us distance from the norms around gender, age, cast, creed, social status or preferences. eBay, with over 10 crore products is inspiring consumers to shop for their favorite item and live their passions, desires, choices, and beliefs without inhibition.”

    BBDO India chairman Josy Paul said, “When we started work on eBay, we had questions: Will our idea provoke conversation? Will the context last longer than the immediacy of the content. Will it influence change? We could feel the energy in the room when this idea came up.  Something happened! We create greater desirability for the 10 crore products that are available on eBay.”

    Hemant Shringy, BBDO India executive creative director, said, “After an amazingly explorative and collaborative process, we arrived at the idea – Things Don’t Judge. With 10 crore things at the heart of the idea, it says that in a time when we are constantly judging and being judged, things have the incredible quality and power of not judging.”

    The TV campaign will be seen across all major television channels in Hindi, English, Telugu, Marathi, Tamil and Kannada. Ten key markets including Delhi NCR, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Mumbai, Chennai, Pune, Kolkata, Chandigarh, Ahmedabad and Indore are being targeted. 

    The campaign will also be prominent on big ticket movie premiers, popular comedy and reality TV shows, sports events, news and blockbuster world television premiers. The campaign will also be extended across key digital and social platforms.
     
    eBay India, a 100% subsidiary of eBay Inc., is a leading online marketplace and shopping destination in India where thousands of entrepreneurs list. 

    BBDO India, a part of the BBDO Group worldwide, ‘Create Acts Not Ads’ — the only agency in India, Asia and the world to have won four inaugural awards at the Cannes Lions Festival.

  • Salman endorses ‘fully fantastic’ Dixcy

    Salman endorses ‘fully fantastic’ Dixcy

    MUMBAI: Dixcy Textiles has rolled out its new advertising campaign. The TVC features the biggest entertainer in Bollywood Salman Khan.

    The humorous ad highlights Dixcy Scott’s fit and quality. The film has been conceptualised by Ogilvy Advertising. This is the first campaign for Dixcy Scott after Ogilvy won the account without a pitch process early this year. Salman is seen in a new light in this campaign, as Dixcy Scott moves away from action-oriented campaigns.

    Dixcy Scott founder Premji Sikka said, “The brief to the agency was to highlight the fit and quality of the product. While the brand would love to talk about entire range of innerwear, talking about underwear when a celebrity is involved would be a challenge. So, in the ad while Salman is wearing a vest, the agency has managed to include underwear and extend the proposition of ‘Fully elastic, fully fantastic’ to the entire men’s innerwear range.”

    Dixcy Scott director Raghul Sikka added, “The campaign is now consumer-focused whereas the earlier campaigns were trade-led.”

    Ogilvy South Asia executive chairman and creative chairman Piyush Pandey said, “This campaign marks the return of a lethal combination — Dixcy Scott and Salman Khan. In this campaign, we decided to leverage Salman for his great ability to pull off humour in way that connects with the masses.”

    Ogilvy India CEO Kunal Jeswani inserted, “So much advertising today hesitates to deliver a great functional benefit. And the ones that try to do it end up being so boring that consumers show zero interest. This one gets it right.”

    Being one of the youngest, big players in the category, Dixcy Scott faces stiff competition from established players.

    Madison Media Sigma CEO Vanita Keswani added, “To reach out to consumers effectively and in a holistic way, the campaign will run across TV, print, digital, OOH and theatres countrywide.”