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Fruit loaded Milkshakes

Client: Storia Beverages
Agency: Publicis India 

Storia shakes offer the highest fruit content and contrary to popular category notions doesn't resort to stale, over ripe or discarded fruit. But is that enough to create interest and trust for a newly launched brand in the highly competitive India milk beverage market? That's where storytelling comes in!

Friendship Day Celebrations

Client: Swiggy 
Agency: 
Swiggy Creative Studio

#RoastYourDost* was a pro-active in-app campaign  created and executed for Swiggy consumers to be able to playfully roast their friends on friendship day. A bit of innocent name calling, a lot of laughs and tonnes of social media engagement were the campaign highlights. 

*‘Dost’ is the hindi word for friend. 

Online Rummy

Client: Rummycircle.com
Agency: 
Publicis India

Rummy is a popular card game played in India. It requires skill and planning but also has an element of luck involved. Rummycircle.com offers a smooth and fast paced game of rummy online, anytime, anywhere, for anyone and winners take away big cash prizes. 

Zero Commission Shopping 

Client: Club Factory 
Agency: 
Publicis India

There's no dearth of online shopping brands in India. Club Factory had created its own niche in the market as one of the lowest priced platforms for a 'fashion haul'. However over time, consumers began to question how Club Factory could make shopping so affordable without compromising on the product. And this campaign was the answer.

Father's Day Campaign

Client: Procter & Gamble
Agency: Publicis India & New York

The objective of the Vicks #HugYourDad campaign was to bring the warmth back into Father-Son relationships. The campaign film was created by licensing and stitching together actual UGC youtube video uploads by. It received a lot of organic celebrity participation and was a huge success for PG India. 

Luxury Lingerie

Client: Soie
Agency: Publicis India 

The Indian lingerie market was until then made up of traditional players with very basic products and a plethora imported brands, either sold through MBO's or in the grey market. How does a luxury brand of undergarments made in India make a mark? With the right kind of playfulness, sophistication and product design. 

A bag full of chips

Client: Balaji Wafers 
Agency: Publicis India 

The only potato chips brand in the country that didn't fill the packet with more air than chips, had finally launched in India! Balaji. And to add to that USP, it was also one of the few brands available in a wide variety of flavours and textures. The campaign almost wrote itself and the celebrity cast took the idea to the next level.

Moment Marketing

Client: Swiggy  
Agency: Swiggy Creative Studio

The genesis of this campaign was pure serendipity. And it took a lot of super quick collaborative work between the brand marketing, product marketing, social media and the in-house creative teams, to pull it off well and on time. The internet absolutely loved it and so did the awards jury. 

World Nutella Day

Client: Ferrero India 
Agency: Publicis India

It's a category defining bread-spread that is globally loved. So much so that a consumer started a 'day' dedicated to it and the brand picked it up by celebrating it world-wide since. But Nutella in India is still a niche breakfast product A challenge we gladly accepted. In came the customised jar and Ranveer Singh helming the campaign.

Stay on Eyeliner Pencil Launch

Client: Chambor Cosmetics
Agency: Publicis India

Chambor Geneva, is a brand that stands for premium beauty products that sell purely on their quality and in-store experience. Celebrity brand ambassadors were not part of their DNA. And this eyeliner launch was no exception. Yet it was! The product was the celebrity and the idea was a creative device with a catchy song. 

Stay on Eyeliner Pencil Launch

Client: Chambor Cosmetics
Agency: Publicis India

Chambor Geneva, is a brand that stands for premium beauty products that sell purely on their quality and in-store experience. Celebrity brand ambassadors were not part of their DNA. And this eyeliner launch was no exception. Yet it was! The product was the celebrity and the idea was a creative device with a catchy song. 

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