Credits
Advertising Agency: The Leo Burnett Group Thailand, Bangkok, Thailand
Production Company: Mum Films
Sound Production Company: Sound Space
Chief Creative Officer: Sompat Trisadikun
Creative Director: Skon Khanawuthikarn
Copywriter: Ravisara Mekasuwanaroj
Art Director: Nattnaree Kheaw-im
Art Director: Sompat Trisadikun
Account Management Director: Tida Vibulvanich
Account Director: Kanitta Chartpong
Account Executive: Maythavee Jariyanoppanan
Agency Producer: Sarawut Lertkittipaporn
Film Director: Suthon Petchsuwan
Executive Producer: Pattarajitr Trakarnkate
Production Producer: Nara Montrekul Na Ayudhya
D.o.p: Teerawat Thitikornwanich
Production Manager: Sumittra Kudcharoen
Production Manager: A-vika Visansong
Casting: Surangkana Suwanjinda
Art Director: Dusit Yapakawong
Stylist: Kittisak Prasarndee
Location Manager: Dechnarong Boonsongsang
Colorlist: Rattana Leedamrongprasert
Online Artist: Rattana Leedamrongprasert

Tags:
Leo Burnett, Bangkok, Thai Health Promotion Foundation, Public Interest, Alcohol

On IDAHOT 17 May, the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia & Biphobia, we’re calling on our customers and co-workers to make LGBT+ people feel at home everywhere, every day.

For many of us, a forced quarantine during 2020 has taught us how important our home is – a place where we can feel safe, where we can love and feel loved. But some risk being stigmatised, isolated and discriminated against in their living spaces. For the LGBT+ community, their four walls are not always what makes them feel at home and welcomed.

With the Be Someone’s Home campaign 2020, we want to recognise this reality and invite co-workers and customers to be a shelter for those who are discriminated against and struggle to find safety. We can be a safe space for our LGBT+ friends and colleagues; we can be their home.

Everyone should have the right to be themselves. Stand up against discrimination of LGBT+ persons on 17 May, and every day #BeSomeonesHome #IDAHOT.

Credits
Advertising Agency: We Are Social Milan, Italy
Executive Creative Director: Alessandro Sciarpelletti
Executive Creative Production Director: Daniele Piazza
Associate Creative Director: Paulo Gonzalez, Mattia Lacchini
Senior Art Director: Chiara Giannuzzi
Senior Creative: Camilla Vanzulli
Editor: Sergio Giussani
Creative: Lorenzo Canazza
Art Director: Giulia De Chirico
Group Account Director: Francesca Feller
Senior Account Director: Mirco Bertola
Account Manager: Leandro Iorio
Account Executive: Alessia Bloise
Head of Strategy: Bruno Tecci
Strategy Supervisor: Marta Prosperi
Creative Production Supervisor: Alberto Monti
Producer: Giulia Camera
Video Editor: Andrea Grieco, Diana Borinato

Tags:
IDAHOT 2020, International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia, Biphobia, LGBT Community, LGBT Ads, LGBT Campaigns, We Are Social, Digital Film, TVC, IKEA Campaign, IKEA Be Someone’s Home

Leo Burnett, the agency responsible for the ideation of the campaign, cleverly made the ad 20-seconds long. This decision magnifies the ad’s impact as properly washing your hands also takes 20 seconds.

We feel that the unconventional format of the campaign instantly draws the attention of its viewers. Given the magnitude of the threat that the world is currently facing, we wholeheartedly support this initiative.

Credits
Client: McDonald’s
campaign: McDonald’s unskippable pre-roll
Title: We Are For Safety, With Both Hands
Marketing Director: Tatiana Gura
Marketing Manager: Viktoria Liparteliani
Digital Director: Andrey Baikov
Digital Manager: Ruslan Ledovski

Leo Burnett Moscow (creative)
Creative Director: Evgeny Shinyaev
Account-director: Viktoria Semikasheva
Art Director: Ekaterina Trokhina
Copywriter: Daria Tsareva
Starcom (media)
Account Director: Tatiana Chyornaya
Account Group Head: Alevtina Arkhipova
Senior media-planner: Vera Konovalova
Digital Account Director: Irina Fattakhetdinova

Tags:
McDonald’s unskippable pre-roll, McDonald’s, Leo Burnett, Coronavirus, COVID-19 Ads, COVID-19 Campaigns, Digital, TVC, TV Commercial, McDonald’s advertisement, McDonald’s advertising campaign, McDonald’s marketing campaign, The first Unskippable pre-roll, Russian Federation, McDonald’s advertising

At hard times like this, entrepreneurs are struggling on the verge between survival and financial crisis. Yet, they don’t give up on their beliefs! Voskhod and Tochka bank tell an inspiring story about life on quarantine.

All filming was safe and carried out using long telephoto lenses and drones. The participants were keeping a safe distance between each other. Some of the mini-stories were filmed at home. All characters of the video are real entrepreneurs. The video featured: Tochka Bank’s CEO Boris Diakonov, bank’s co-founder and CMO Yana Gannik, Ural Opera Ballet theatre’ art director Vyacheslav Samodurov, Voskhod agency’s creative director Andrey Gubaydullin and many others.

The soundtrack of the video is a remix of the song «Thank you» written and performed by Sergey Bobunets, a famous Ural musician. By the way, the song itself hasn’t released yet — so it’s a truly unique case in the history of music!

With the new uplifting video, Tochka Bank expresses its support to all entrepreneurs who found themselves in the times of hardship like today. In the meantime, the bank keeps providing full services, including opening an account, online.

Credits
Brand: Tochka Bank
Campaign: Stronger than crisis
Agency: Voskhod
Camera operator: Igor Petrov
Drone operator: Vladimir Panteleev
Producer: Vyacheslav Borisenko
Post-production: Ilya Linetsky
Music: Sergey Bobunets & DJ Nejtrino

Tags:
Quarantine Ads, COVID 19, Coronavirus, Short Film, Tochka Bank Quarantine, TVC

Tags:
Care Will Overcome, World Health Day, Caringly Yours, Bajaj Allianz General Insurance, short film, Digital, COVID 19, Coronavirus, TVC

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Style and comfort that lets you be who you want to be. Wacoal, Truly Yours for #TrulyYou #Wacoal #TrulyYours #TrulyYou #Lingerie #Comfort #Style #Elegance #AutumnWinter2019 #AWCollection

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Nobuhiro Katsumata, CEO, Wacoal India, said – “We are glad to partner with WATConsult to manage our digital mandate. The team​ has shown immense potential and all have welcomed our first campaign launch with them. We look forward to this association.” ​

​Commenting on the win, Heeru Dingra, CEO, WATConsult added, “We are proud to associate with a legacy old brand that has a firm presence across the globe. We are looking forward to strengthening the brand’s presence and expand its legacy in the Indian market too. Keeping their aim to help women express and embrace their true selves, we launched Truly Yours for #TrulyYou. The campaign beautifully highlights the products and thoughts of the brand, enabling women to stand out with comfort.”

The campaign commences with a ‘behind the scenes’ digital video creating a lot of buzz/curiosity amongst the audience. It also takes ahead the brand’s philosophy of helping women express their beauty.

To further amplify the concept of Wacoal’s #TrulyYou and build a strong connect with the correct target audience, content formats like Magazine, Instagram Stories and Scrapbook Grids have been explored during the campaign.

About Wacoal India
Wacoal was founded in 1946 in Japan. Embracing its philosophy to help women throughout the world to express their beauty, Wacoal launched its brand in Asian countries starting in 1970s, in America in 1985, in Europe in 1990, and opened its first store in India in December 2015. Every woman around the world shares the same thought: “I want to be beautiful”. Beauty has a personality as defined by each country or region, and it will differ from woman to woman. We listen to the voices of women around the world and address each woman’s needs with sincerity to make women’s smile so much brighter. By combining high quality materials, outstanding creative and talents working in every region and the technical innovations that have been cultivated in and inspired by Japan, we deliver on the promise of making women feel more beautiful. Our goal is that women everywhere feel more beautiful. In addition to our focus on delivering beautiful, high-quality lingerie we are also committed to helping women find bras that fit just right. We believe so strongly in the importance of good fit that we have trained a group of consultants to take accurate measurements and assist customers in choosing the style that will work best for their body types and lifestyles.

Tags:
Dentsu Aegis Network, Digital Agency, WATConsult, Wacoal, digital campaign, Lingerie, Wacoal India, Digital Film, Brand Film, TVC

The campaign aims to give these oppressed children their own movement by shining a light upon the horrific circumstances these children face every day. From inhumane factory environments to child trafficking – many of their futures are severely limited by violence, exploitation and inequality. Through play-based learning, Right to Play empowers children to rise above these challenges and find their way back to hope.

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Credits
Campaign title: We Rise
Client: Right to Play
Agency: BBDO Toronto
Chief Creative Officers: Denise Rossetto, Todd Mackie
VP, Group Account Director: Rebecca Flaman
VP, Brand Planner: Tom Kenny
Copywriter: Domenique Raso
Art Director: Anand Iyer
Account Director: Jaya Rizzi
Account Supervisor: Sagi Mamalider
Design: Mike Nugent
Broadcast Producer: Dena Thompson
Production Company: Skin & Bones
Director: Mark Zibert
Editorial: The Assembly
Editors: David James Findlay, Marka Rankovic
Music, voice direction & sound design: Pirate Toronto
Colour & VFX: Alter Ego

Tags:
Violence, Child Labor, Early Marriage, Illiteracy, Inequality, Awareness Campaign, Fundraising Campaign, We Rise, Right to Play, BBDO, Short Film, TVC

137 million Americans will travel home this holiday season. But, 44% of LGBTQ+ people feel they can’t come home as their true selves, fearing their identity, including hair, makeup and wardrobe, won’t be accepted. While every LGBTQ+ person has their own unique story about going home for the holidays, everyone is seeking the same thing – to be surrounded by people who love and accept them. To help amplify their stories of transformation, Pantene, GLAAD and the Trans Chorus of Los Angeles have created “Going Home for the Holidays” video series to raise awareness of the tensions and challenges LGBTQ+ Community members can face. Pantene wants to celebrate & encourage individuals to be proud of who they are – whenever, wherever, and however, they come home.

“Inclusion is at the heart of Pantene’s mission to celebrate the beauty of all transformations and all people,” said Ilaria Resta, Vice President, North America Hair Care, Procter & Gamble. “Hearing these LGBTQ individuals speak about the trials and triumphs of going home for the holidays – as well as their irrepressible desire to be their true selves – will inspire others in the community and remind us all what true beauty is about.”

Pantene is dedicated to helping everyone everywhere see and experience transformation in their lives in big and small ways. “Going Home for the Holidays” builds upon the brand’s “Don’t Hate Me Because I’m Beautiful” Campaign, launched during Pride Month 2019. The “Going Home for the Holidays” video vignettes feature powerful stories of four members of the Trans Chorus of Los Angeles. One video in particular features Crystal as she shares how she decides to change her appearance in terms of clothing, makeup and hair with family members when she goes home. “To be able to express myself openly, and genuinely – it’s freeing,” she said. “I could finally look in the mirror and say, ‘that’s me’.”

In addition to the “Going Home for the Holidays” series of videos, Pantene has pledged to make a $100,000 donation to Family Equality, which envisions a world in which every LGBTQ+ person has the right and the opportunity to form and sustain a loving family. “Family Equality is excited and proud to join Pantene’s inclusive embrace of all family members during the holidays. Families of origin, families that are formed, and chosen families all have a role to play in the beautiful patchwork of love and acceptance that makes up our LGBTQ+ community,” said The Reverend Stan J Sloan, CEO of Family Equality.

The brand is proud to continue their partnership with GLAAD, which accelerates the acceptance of LGBTQ+ people by sharing stories and working through all forms of media. uplifts members of the LGBTQ+ community by celebrating inclusion, representation and freedom of expression. “Pantene is setting the standard for authentic inclusion of LGBTQ people and stories among brands that transcend industries,” said GLAAD President and CEO Sarah Kate Ellis. “LGBTQ stories need to be told by brands outside of Pride month and Pantene is demonstrating a real commitment to LGBTQ storytelling with this moving holiday video. Especially around the holidays when too many LGBTQ people feel isolated, it’s so important to remind community members who celebrate with families – chosen or otherwise – that they are beautiful.”

About GLAAD
GLAAD rewrites the script for LGBTQ acceptance. As a dynamic media force, GLAAD tackles tough issues to shape the narrative and provoke dialogue that leads to cultural change. GLAAD protects all that has been accomplished and creates a world where everyone can live the life they love. For more information, please visit www.glaad.org.

Credits
Advertiser: Pantene
Spot Title: I’ll Be Home for Christmas
Agency: Grey & Townhouse

VP, NA Hair Care: Ilaria Resta
Brand Director: John Brownlee
Global LGBT+ Equality Program Leader: Brent Miller
Brand Manager: Leif Edgar
Brand Manager: Maris Croswell
Assistant Brand Manager: Bret Senior
Senior Communications Manager: Muhammad (Bilal) Lakhani

Chief Creative Officer: John Patroulis
Executive Creative Director: Javier Bonilla
Executive Creative Director: Joe Mongognia
Creative Director: Arturo Macouzet
Associate Creative Director: Bryan Burns
Senior Art Director: Emily Pracher
Executive Producer: Keira Rosenthal
Senior Producer: Kelsey Longo
VP, Music Producer: David Lapinsky
Music Producer: Leland Drake
Global Strategy Director: Julia Perissinoto
EVP, Global Account Director: Anjali Jain
SVP, Account Director: Kate Bernhardt
Account Executive: Samantha Simon
Content Architect: Andrew Pattee
Project Manager: Morgan Marc
VP, Head of Talent: Natasha Howell
Business Manager: Beverly Beach
Anthem Editor: Stacy Peterson
Interview Editor(s): James Donahue + Stacy Peterson
Producer: Hope Duhaime
Managing Director: Lauren Hertzberg
Jogger Senior Producer: Mike Tockman
Lead Flame Artist: Joseph Grosso
Flame Artist: Matthew Dolven
Flame Asst.: Rachel Driver

Tags:
Procter & Gamble, P&G, LGBTQ, GLAAD, LGBTQ+ community, Pantene, Holiday Ads, TVC, Christmas Campaigns, Christmas Ads, #IMBeautifulLGBTQ+, I Am Beautiful LGBTQ+

Swiggy – More powerful than prayer

Credits
Advertising Agency: Swiggy In-house Creative Studio, Bangalore, India
Production House: Charcoal Films
VP Marketing: Srivats TS
AVP Marketing: Ashish L
Creative Director: Shikha Gupta
Director – Delivery Partner Marketing: Arpit Agarwal
Sr. Manager – Delivery Partner Marketing: Swarnendu Mandal
Assistant Manager- Marketing: Prem Akash
Director: Sharad Das
Producer: Ruby Thakur
Additional Credits: Jayant Kedia, Amit Sharma, Arjun Ravisanker

Tags:
Direct Marketing, India, Swiggy, Charcoal Films, Digital, Film, More powerful than prayer, Best Awareness Campaign, TVC

If there is one word which describes India the best, it’s diversity. Diversity in cultures, entertainment, food and more. This diversity is probably reflected as the strongest in the country’s festivals.

Each festival is unique and gives people a special reason to come together in celebration. And the unique thing about buying a car is that it invokes the same kind of festive spirit by encouraging everyone to look forward to new beginnings, happiness, and joyous journeys.

That’s exactly what Maruti Suzuki, India’s leading automotive manufacturer, wants to highlight with its new festival season-specific campaign – Ghar Aaya Tyohar. All while bringing together the entire range of cars offered by MSIL’s new and transformed channel, Maruti Suzuki Arena.

The campaign showcases a range of vibrant, colourful festive celebrations from across India, with their one-of-a-kind nuances and the excitement they form in people’s minds.

Maruti Suzuki Arena – #GharAayaTyohar

Commenting on the campaign, Shashank Srivastava, Executive Director – Marketing and Sales, Maruti Suzuki India said, “Festivals are a high point in the life of people. India is diverse; people are diverse and so are the festivals and the occasions to celebrate. Every festival is celebrated in its beautiful way. However, a few things always remain common like celebration, happiness and bringing home a Maruti Suzuki. With our new Ghar Aaya Tyohar commercial, we intend to strengthen the same thought and provide people with the same happiness and pride of owning a Maruti Suzuki car, which we have delivered for decades.”

Speaking about the campaign, Anupama Ramaswamy, National Creative Director, Dentsu Impact, said, “India is a nation described by diversity, just like its festivals. But one festival that binds everyone together is the joy of buying a new car. After all, it gives different people different reasons to celebrate. For a young person it’s a celebration of the coming of age, for a woman it’s a celebration of freedom, for a family it is a celebration of togetherness. We believe Maruti Suzuki is that one name which can do complete justice to the feeling of Ghar Aaya Tyohar because as a brand, it has touched many lives.’’

Amit Wadhwa, President, Dentsu Impact, said, “Ghar Aaya Tyohar is an idea that works possibly only for Maruti Suzuki. In a country that has numerous festivals and each festival celebrated with such fervor, no other car brand can own this idea as well. This to me is giving the festival a beautiful new dimension which both us as well as our client partners are equally excited about.”

Credits
Client: Maruti Suzuki India Limited
Campaign: #GharAayaTyohar
Agency: Dentsu Impact Pvt Ltd
President: Amit Wadhwa
Chief Creative Officer: Soumitra Karnik
National Creative Director: Anupama Ramaswamy
Senior Copywriter: Ansh Agarwal
Account Management: Karun Arora, Arjan Soni, Himanshu Wahi
Films: Dawa Lama
Production House: Crazy Few Films
Director: Sharat Kumar
Producer: Urfi Kazmi, Viraj Gawas
DOP: Tapan
Music Director: Abhishek Arora
Singer: Romy
Editor: Aman Shukla

Tags:
Diwali Campaigns 2019, Happy Diwali, Diwali Ads, Best Tv Ads, TVC, Maruti Suzuki, Dentsu Impact, #GharAayaTyohar

Credits
Brand: Grupo Exito / Magia Salvaje
Campaign: Endangered Costumes
Advertising Agency: Sancho BBDO, Bogotá, Colombia
Executive Creative Directors: Mario Lagos, Juan David Jaramillo, Diego Almanza
Creative Director, Copywriter: Andrés Luque
Creative Director, Head of Art: Daniel Delgado
Copywriters: Alejandro Arango, Jerónimo Zapata, Tamara Mujica
Art Directors: Tatiana Rico, Elkin Hernandez, Marcela Zapata
Motion graphics & Editor: Cristian Sánchez
VP Business: Natalia Pérez
Account Executive: Camila Patiño
Account Executive: Katalina Espinel

Tags:
TV Campaign, TVC, Awareness Campaign, Endangered Costumes, Public Interest, NGO, Colombia, BBDO

The campaign has been conceptualized by a London-based advertising agency called Karmarama and manifests itself in the form of short films, radio adverts, and posters. The storytelling ideology of the campaign revolves around themes like Stamina, Spirit, and Resilience. The material in the series talks about the unique abilities of different sections of the youth and leaves the targeted audience with a call-for-action. For instance, one video of the campaign pushes the idea that gamers of today have the stamina that the British Army needs. The other promotional content of the campaign makes its impact along the same lines.

We feel that this forward-thinking initiative of the British Army will provide many youngsters with a sense of purpose. The campaign’s heart lies in the creative delivery of its intended message. Consequently, it is bound to resonate with today’s youth!

Credits
Creative Agency: Karmarama
Advertiser: The British Army, United Kingdom
Campaign: Your Army Needs You

Tags:
Recruitment Campaign, Stereotypes, Karmarama, British Army Ads, British Army Campaigns, Digital, TVC, Advertising agency, London, storytelling

The agency behind this is Mumbai’s Taproot Dentsu and the filmmaker Shirsha Guha Thakurta. There are 3 sixty-second films. And all show different real-time scenarios where rumors are spreading via WhatsApp and it needs to stop. One can use WhatsApp features like blocking the spammers who send such fake news and also exit groups that encourage misinformation for no reason.

We think that WhatsApp is no more just an app but has become an everyday integral part of many people’s lives. It means it has the ability to influence one’s thinking and thinking can lead to action. And nothing influences or instigates acts of violence and fraudulence like rumors. So this TVC rightly informs everyone to stop falling prey to such scams and spams and avoid spreading them for good.

Credits
Client: WhatsApp
Campaign: Share Joy, Not Rumors
Agency: Taproot Dentsu
Production house: Oink Films
Directed by: Shirsha Guha Thakurta

Tags:
Shirsha Guha Thakurta, TV campaign, Taproot Dentsu, TVC, Digital, Violence, Fake News, Social media, Facebook, WhatsApp group, Oink Films

In the short film designed by Colenso BBDO, a humorous account on the holidays is presented by the Good Dog. The narrative begins many dinnertimes ago, with the arrival of Good Dog to a human family’s home on one Christmas night. The story spans across several holidays until the arrival of another dog dubbed as Awww. The comedic tale ends with the conclusion that the holiday season is not exclusive to a good dog, but a time of celebration for all good dogs.

We feel that this campaign makes judicious use of humour, and carries the brand’s core identity in a likeable fashion. It is definitely bound to be a holiday-themed campaign that will stand out in this season.

Credits-
Client: Pedigree
Campaign: Season of Good Dog
Advertising Agency: Colenso BBDO, New Zealand
Category: Household, garden & pets
Chief Creative Officer, BBDO Worldwide: David Lubars
Creative Chairman: Nick Worthington
Chief Creative Officer: Levi Slavin
Executive Creative Director: Daniel Wright
Creative Group Head: Beth O’Brien
Creative Group Head: Thomas Darlow
Group Business Director: Ahmad Salim
Business Director: Nico Ainsworth
Account Manager: Arameh Bozorgi
Account Executive: James Baker
Senior TV Producer: Natasha Gill
Integrated Producer: Ashlee Harris
Head of Integrated Production: Scott Chapman
Senior Planner: Philip De Meulemeester
ECD – Pedigree Global: Gianfranco Arena
ECD – Pedigree Global: Peter Kain
Senior Account Director – Pedigree Global: Sally Nathans
Agency Producer: Natasha Gill
DOP: Jeremy Rouse
Production Company: Finch
Production Company Executive Producer: Rob Galluzzo
Production Company Producer: Claire Thompson
Director: Christopher Riggert
Sound: Liquid Studio
Sound Design: Craig Matuschka
Music Composition: Peter van der Fluit
Music / Sound Producer: Tamara O’Neill
Post Production: Blackbird
Online Editor: Nicholas Ponzoni
Editor: Stuart Reeves, Bernard Garry / The Editors

Tags:
Christmas Ads, Christmas Campaigns, Christmas 2018, Christmas commercials, TVC, Dog Adoption, Pedigree, Season of Good Dog, Digital, Holiday

This digital campaign aims to promote Ambuja Cement’s premium product ‘Ambuja Plus Roof Special’, which as the name suggests, is designed to add extra strength and longevity to a roof, one of the most vital parts of a house. The campaign highlights the importance of ‘roof’ or ‘chhat’ in Indian homes.

Instead of taking a run-of-the-mill approach to highlight the product, Ambuja Cement plays around nostalgia and stirs our fondest memories associated with the terrace in our homes. Yes, the same terrace which seems to have lost in the urban construction mayhem. When was the last time you went to the terrace in a high rise building in Mumbai, Delhi or any metro city, for that matter? Well, chances are slim given how rarely we do that! The campaign has been launched with a video in which the legendary Gulzaar Sahab narrates in his unique voice a sublime poetry written by him, which takes us through the heartwarming memories and the role a roof has in helping us create these memories. The video’s emotional appeal is heightened by the background score that will take over your mind and you won’t be able to stop humming it. In the video, we see children playing hide and seek, a couple flying kites, wedding function, a cricket match – almost everything you must have seen happening on terraces in Indian households. The film ends by inviting fans to share their special roof stories with Ambuja Cement and the best ones could become a part of their next campaign! How cool!

Our Take on this Campaign!

We believe Ambuja Cement and the agency Triton Communications have come together to deliver a brilliant campaign. Many things have fallen in their right place in this campaign. The brand gave a quintessential advertising product brief. The agency converted it into an extraordinary storytelling spectacle of 4 minutes, 20 seconds video. And it did not stop there. It went ahead and seamlessly blended the video to get ‘engagement’, the holy grail of marketing for brands these days.

Wow is the only word we can think of as we go back to watch the ad again.
We can’t say more. Go ahead, see it for yourself. Watch. Replay. Repeat. Yes, it’s that good.

Credits:
Brand: Ambuja Plus Roof Special
Campaign: Chhat Pe Milte hai
Script & narration: Gulzar
Creative Agency: Triton Communications & Digimo
Production House: Mojo Media LLP
Director & Editor Vipin Parasher
Music Composer:Arjunna Harjaie

This Ad is related to: #ChhatPeMilteHain, Digital film, marketing campaign, Ambuja cement, Ambuja cement Ads, Inspiration, Inspiring film, Gulzar, Memories, Childhood, Creative campaign, Advertising, TVC, Ambuja TVC, Ambuja Plus Roof Special, Marketing Strategy, digital media, Chhatein, Triton Communications, Mojo Media LLP, Script and Narration