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  • Campaign conceptualised and created by Ogilvy Mumbai

    Bournvita rolls out drive for parenting with ‘faith not force’

    By Our Staff

     

    Cadbury Bournvita, in keeping with its narrative on progressive parenting and preparation,  has released a new campaign film to recognise and nurture every child’s individual potential.  The campaign is titled ‘faith not force’ – A movement that aims to enlighten parents to take notice of their children’s true talent instead of forcing them into preset career molds.

     

    Commenting on the campaign, Vikasdeep Katyal, Director– Marketing, GCBM, Mondelez India: “Over the last seven decades, Cadbury Bournvita has successfully built a strong bond with parents by delivering on the nutritional needs. While society continues to view career options with a limited spectrum, we realized the need to urge parents to take off the pressure of latching the same career choices onto their children. Our idea is built on a simple premise of not overlooking a child’s true potential, and we are confident that the innovation in terms of the packaging will help parents take notice of the campaign along with the #FaithNotForce pledge on www.thebournvitastore.in. We sincerely hope to gain support in our attempt towards instilling faith and celebrating every child’s uniqueness.”

     

    Said Harshad Rajadhyaksha & Kainaz Karmakar – Chief Creative Officers, Ogilvy India who helm the team that conceived and executed the idea:  “It took a long time and many test runs before we could get this project to the floor. Right from idea to execution, our creative team, Akshay Seth and Chinmay Raut, and the larger Bournvita team at Ogilvy have spared no effort. From the birth of the idea to planning the campaign ecosystem, designing the packs and e-commerce page, it has been an exciting journey. When people around saw the idea, the emotions it evoked was all the proof we needed, that we’ve hit upon a truth that needs to be told. Forced Packs is an intervention; to stop pushing our ambitions onto our children.”

     

  • To educate parents and empower them with relevant resources

    Ogilvy’s mental health campaign for Bournvita

    By Our Staff

     

    Cadbury Bournvita has rolled out ‘Get The Message’, a digital-first campaign aimed at raising awareness around kids’ mental and emotional well-being and partner with parents in this journey. The campaign was conceptualized and brought to life in partnership with Ogilvy India and mental health organisation, The Minds Foundation.

     

    Speaking about the campaign, Inderpreet Singh, Associate Director – Marketing (Beverages, Meals, Candies & Gums), Mondelez India, said: “The pandemic and the subsequent lockdown brought forth a new parenting challenge. The physical restrictions of social isolation, schools being shut, being constantly cooped up at home has impacted children mentally. The signs of children struggling with their mental and emotional health are often very subtle and sometimes not picked up or tend to be misread by parents. As a trusted brand that has always highlighted the need for progressive and holistic parenting, #GetTheMessage campaign is an attempt to help parents identify these signs and provide them with the right resources to ensure their children’s mental and emotional wellbeing. The idea leverages technology in a smart way to provide resources to parents and break the taboo around this topic.”

     

    Added Dr Raghu Appasani, CEO, Minds Foundation: “Mental health is something we all have and therefore it is important to be able to understand it in oneself and in others. Through this incredible partnership with Cadbury Bournvita, we have been able to curate our years of evidence-backed mental health research and expertise into easy to understand, interactive and accessible resources for parents and make it available across the country. As you explore the chatbot and the website, you will come across educational materials on how to engage with children struggling with their mental health, have difficult conversations, equip them with tools for resilience, and develop stronger relationships. Additionally, we have been able to provide access to a toll-free 24/7 helpline for parents to reach out. This is just the beginning of our partnership with Cadbury Bournvita and we are very excited to continue our journey and mission to provide further resources.”

     

    Said Akshay Seth, Group Creative Director & Chinmay Raut, Senior Creative Director, Ogilvy India: “The signs of mental health struggles are there for one to see as well as miss. We wanted to mirror this reality in a very organic way through the films by showing the point of view of both, the parent, and the child. For parents the sign can be easy to miss but children seek a shoulder, and we wanted the audience to be that shoulder. By getting the viewer to have a conversation with the affected kid on WhatsApp via a bot, we are breaking the wall and making the viewer understand the condition a little better. We are also empowering parents to reach out for further help via counsellors so that MannKiTayyari no longer gets overlooked.”

     

  • The new TVC conceptualized by Ogilvy & Mather, reinforces the brand’s philosophy of "TayyariJeet Ki", by positioning the new variant to be a partner in preparation for exams

    ‘TayyariJeet Ki’ pays ode to mothers in latest campaign

    By A Correspondent

     

    Cadbury Bournvita has unveiled a 360-degree integrated marketing campaign, to announce the launch of its new variant, Cadbury Bournvita Badam Booster. The campaign includes a new TVC, as well as extensive outdoor and digital activation, targeting the brand’s core target audience – mothers. The new TVC conceptualized by Ogilvy & Mather, reinforces the brand’s philosophy of “TayyariJeet Ki”, by positioning the new variant to be a partner in preparation for exams.

     

    Commenting on the launch of the campaign, Amit Shah, Associate Director, Marketing, Gum, Candy & Powdered Beverages, Mondelez India Foods Private Limited, said, “We are delighted to launch Cadbury Bournvita Badam Booster which will provide the nutrition of Cadbury Bournvita’s pro-health vitamins along with goodness of real almonds and honey to our consumers. We believe that parents are partners in their child’s journey and try to instill in them good habits which help them prepare and meet life’s challenges. Our latest TVC is inspiring, in an otherwise functional category, reinforcing the importance of the child’s overall learning over rote learning to score marks in exams. The TVC interweaves these insights into the Cadbury Bournvita philosophy of “TayyariJeet Ki” along with the unveiling of our new product Cadbury BournvitaBadam Booster.”

     

    Ryan Mendonca, Senior Creative Director, Ogilvy & Mather added, “”Progressive parenting is at the core of Bournvita’s advertising. We thought this new variant, BournvitaBadam Booster, could be a vessel to carry an alternative paradigm about exams and education. Truth is that under the pretext of education, real learning has taken a backseat. This film is a gentle reminder about where the focus of education should be. For us, this spot is another chapter in “TayyariJeet Ki.”

     

    The TVC starts with school principal addressing parents, on the eve of exams. The principal asks the assembled parents if they remember the marks they secured when they appeared for their standard 9th exams. Most parents do not remember, to which the principal confesses that she had herself just scored 59 per cent but highlights the fact that she still went on to become their children’s school principal. The principal further reinforces that a report card only constitutes of numbers and does not measure a child’s true potential. She concludes by suggesting that parents must focus on their child’s learning and not their marks. The film ends with the campaign tagline of ‘TayyariHar Exam Ki’, which summarizes the theme of the TVC.