Tag: Corcoise Films

  • Suhana Masala rolls out new TVC for Gujarat

    By Our Staff

     

    Suhana Masala launches a new TVC to promote and launch its new category of spices range, specially curated for consumers in the Gujarat market.

     

    The brand has roped in Sarita Joshi and Gujarati celebrity Anjali Barot for the multi-media marketing campaign. The campaign is guided by Altivyst Advisors, designed by Sideways Consulting, and produced by Corcoise films.

     

    Commenting on the campaign, Vishal Chordia, Director – Strategy, Marketing and Finance, Pravin Masalewale (Suhana), said: “We debuted in the Gujarat market back in 2009 and are now elated to further expand our product range. The renewed marketing initiative in Gujarat with special product range and a multimedia marketing campaign will reinforce our existing legacy, broaden our customer base, and contribute towards our business expansion plans. We are delighted to have partnered up with Sideways Consulting, Altivyst Advisors, and Corcoise Films to bring this vision to life.”

     

    Speaking on this campaign, Abhijit Avasthi, Founder, Sideways Consulting, added: “We have always done humorous films for Suhana, rooted in real-life insights. So when it came to launching the special Gujarat chilli powder with a distinct aroma, we thought who better to use than someone who can sniff out everything that goes on in a house … the Baa.”

     

  • Ogilvy crafts Lux Cozi campaign

    By Our Staff

     

    Lux Industries, the innerwear manufacturer, has launched a new advertisement campaign film for its brand ‘Lux Cozi’. The film features brand ambassador and actor Varun Dhawan. The creative agency is Ogilvy Mumbai, while the film is directed by Neha Kaul of Corcoise Films.

     

    Speaking on the launch of the new campaign, Saket Todi, Executive Director, Lux industries said: “At Lux, we have always valued our consumers’ thoughts and behaviour more than anything. Their preferences and opinions have inspired us while their insights have helped shape our brand image and propelled our businesses in the right direction. This campaign is a testament to this ideal of ours. We believe that Lux Cozi as a brand must be dynamic and in sync with how the consumer is moving. Today’s consumer for Lux Cozi is looking for a happy zone and we hope that this advertisement film will bring a smile on the faces of our consumers.”

     

    Added Piyush Pandey, Chairman of Global Creative & Executive Chairman, Ogilvy India: “The purpose of an undergarment is to make one feel cosy and comfortable. It is not to increase the sexual appeal or body display. The new Lux Cozi film featuring Varun Dhawan achieves the purpose with dignity and grace.  A film that no one will feel uncomfortable watching with the family.”

     

    Said Neha Kaul, Director, Corcoise Films: “Filming with the bundle of energy – Varun Dhawan was a sheer delight. Discussions and jamming sessions with Varun were a great value-add and I am super delighted with the film.”

     

  • Oyo launches multi-film campaign

    By Our Staff

     

    Oyo Hotels & Homes has launched a multi-film brand campaign that will be visible across television, social media and OTT platforms. It stars actors Gul Panag, Kalki Koechlin, Chitrangada Singh and Kunal Kapoor, who bring to life day-to-day stories of travellers.

     

    The concept of the brand campaign and script of the films have been developed and written by Oyo’s global in-house brand team. The film is directed by Vishvesh Krishnamoorthy from Corcoise Films.

     

    Speaking on the brand campaign, Mayur Hola, Head of Global Brand – Oyo said: “Oyo truly believes that progress is for everyone. No matter who you are, where you’re from or where you’re headed, we’re all looking to evolve in our lives. That’s the spirit Oyo embodies and supports. You could be experiencing a hotel for the first time. You could be relying on a safe and sanitised stay as you go about your 50th sales trip to a far away place. You could be looking for a beautiful home in Europe, a nice hotel in Bali or a premium stay at Jaipur. There’s an Oyo for that. At the core of it all is a simple to use app that is backed by some serious tech. An app that enables you to find an Oyo right next door, wherever you may be. That helps you keep your plans and life flexible, as we all must today. An app that enables you to step out and reach your next stage of progress. And that’s exactly what this campaign is about. It is about the evolution of Oyo’s customers, our patrons (our  hotel owner partners) and indeed the evolution of Oyo into the global  tech-hospitality brand that it is today.”

     

     

  • Great Learning launches its first TVC

    By A Correspondent

     

    Edtech firm Great Learning has launched its first television campaign titled ‘Power Ahead’. The campaign has been conceptualised and directed by Abhijit Avasthi from Sideways Consulting and Prasoon Pandey from Corcoise Films.

     

    Said Hari Krishnan Nair, Co-founder, Great Learning: “Lifelong learning is the new normal for all knowledge workers today. One cannot hope to grow in their careers without learning new skills on a regular basis. In fact, the willingness to learn and upskill is a key parameter that companies are looking for when hiring professionals today. With ‘Power Ahead’ we intend to encourage professionals to aim high, upskill regularly and keep themselves prepared for the big opportunities. Through this TVC, we are engaging in a dialogue with our customers, in a language and context that they will relate to – while communicating our core mission to make professionals proficient and future-ready.”

     

    Added Abhijit Avasthi, Sideways Consulting: “I am really excited to lay the foundation for the Great Learning brand story. With the world changing so rapidly, in the coming years upskilling is going to be crucial for India and its workforce. Our story brings alive an absolute truth – ‘growth only comes from learning’ – in a relatable manner that most of us have encountered at some point. I believe in an inward looking, degree-obsessed category, this film is a breath of fresh air.”

     

    Said Prasoon Pandey: “It was deeply satisfying for me to work on this film because it is a really sensitive story about a great friendship in the backdrop of Career Enhancing Programmes that could actually propel friends into very different orbits.”

     

     

  • Asian Paints rekindles love for homes in second digi film

    By A Correspondent

     

    Asian Paints has released the second digital film under ‘Har Ghar Chup Chaap Se Kehta Hai’ capturing people’s love for their homes which has been rekindled during the lockdown.

     

    Conceptualised by Ogilvy India, the film showcases individuals and families taking care of their homes in the current quarantine period. Upkeep of the house, an otherwise trying exercise, has now become a source of joy to family members. Children, grown men, even pets, everyone in the house is chipping in with their share of household chores. This relevant truth is beautifully captured to show how one’s relationship with one’s home, a relationship at the core of brand Asian Paints, is rekindled.

     

    Voiced by Piyush Pandey and directed by Neha Kaul of Corcoise Films, this video will surely bring a smile on everyone’s face and remind them what their home has been to them; a place of security.

     

    Speaking about this new ad, Amit Syngle, MD and CEO, Asian Paints: “Our second video is a very different take on the emotions associated with Homes, wherein the Home personification and its relationship with the people who live there comes to light in a very beautiful, interconnected way. The whole camaraderie between the home and the members, bring the joy in reliving those real moments which strongly define the emotional connect. Relationships rekindle the fun routines and some lively activities, combined with daily chores, bringing the social message of Stay Home Stay Safe alive.”

     

    Added Sukesh Nayak, Chief Creative Officer, Ogilvy India: “Staying at home we found a new corner in our home which has become our favourite spot and we found places to clean that we never did before. We found new love for our homes and we decided to capture this love in our film.”

     

    Sharing his thoughts on the film, Sam Balsara, Chairman and MD, Madison World said: “Asian Paints has done an amazing job of staying alive in the consumers’ mind, not by eulogizing their paint but empathizing with their consumers by highlighting to them the joys of doing household chores, staying at home; thereby making the most of the unfortunate circumstances that consumers find themselves in today. My compliments to Team Asian Paints and Ogilvy for the idea and producing not just one but two digital films from home. This move will earn Asian Paints tremendous goodwill of its customers which will benefit the Company for time to come. Asian Paints is not only the leader in Paints, but has behaved like one.”

     

     

  • Swiggy campaign targets modern-day families

    By A Correspondent

     

    Swiggy has launched its third series of television commercials and digital campaign conceptualised by Lowe Lintas and produced by Corcoise Films.

     

    Said Srivats TS, VP – Marketing at Swiggy: “Swiggy’s TVCs have consistently communicated to consumers in extremely relatable ways. The Swiggy karo, phir jo chahe Karo!, campaign celebrates three aspects of the modern Indian family- Super Moms, Food and Swiggy. It delves into how families of today are increasingly choosing to invest their time in connecting with loved ones and learning something new, while leaving the task of getting a meal on the table to Swiggy!”

     

    Added Hari Krishnan, President, Lowe Lintas: “This is a campaign that is meant to increase penetration for Swiggy amongst the household segment most of whom are non-users or infrequent users. We had to strike a balance as a brand that aids or enables great food experiences rather than replaces the food that is made at home. We’re happy to have hit the sweet spot, once again”