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  • The campaign revolves around a message of Nerolac Paints being already present in homes in many different forms

    Kansai Nerolac launches ad campaign featuring Ranveer Singh

    By A Correspondent

     

    Kansai Nerolac Paints Ltd. (KNPL) has announced the launch of its new corporate brand campaign featuring its newly appointed brand ambassador, Ranveer Singh. The creative has been ideated by FCB Ulka under National Creative Director Keegan Pinto and directed by Shujaat Saudagar.

     

    Said Peeyush Bachlaus, Head – Marketing, Kansai Nerolac Paints Ltd: “The new campaign focuses on the idea of giving our consumers, a thought of relooking at their household products like refrigerators, cars, washing machines etc. with a perspective of Nerolac’s everlasting shine on it. And gradually shifting their attention to the walls that need a stylish makeover too, with Nerolac Paints. Ranveer Singh’s vivid and energetic personality resonates well with the thought and reflects the transformation just right – humorous and witty, yet prominent.”

     

    Added Kulvinder Ahluwalia, President, FCB Ulka Mumbai: “For over nine decades, Nerolac has been a remarkable part of the paints industry. It is a leader in paints across a variety of product lines. So much so that a staggering number of vehicles, white goods, two wheelers in India are painted by Nerolac. With this campaign we are aiming to bring alive that Nerolac is already present in your homes in many different forms protecting and beautifying your products, then why not choose it to revamp the walls of your house as well. Bringing in Ranveer Singh is a conscious decision to enhance the brand appeal and to complement its evolving philosophy’”.

     

     

  • Kansai Nerolac also attempts to dispel the notion of emulsion paints being more expensive than distemper

    Nerolac takes on distempers in ad by Publicis

    By A Correspondent

     

    Kansai Nerolac has relaunched its popular interior paint, Nerolac Beauty Emulsion, positioning it as a more discerning choice of paint in the long run.

     

    The TVC, conceptualised and executed by Publicis India makes for a more discerning choice that actually turns out cheaper.

     

    Speaking about the campaign, Anuj Jain, Director – Decorative and Industrial Sales & Marketing, Kansai Nerolac Paints said: “With this campaign, we are addressing a consumer need for better finish and value from the paint. There is a common perception that emulsions are expensive as compared to distemper and this campaign aims to demystify that myth. Our beauty emulsion offers a great finish with longer life and the coverage is much better than distemper, hence, making it a right choice for people looking to paint their homes.”

     

    Adding his views, Bobby Pawar, Managing Director & Chief Creative Officer – South Asia, Publicis India said: “Nerolac Beauty is a popular emulsion. The idea therefore needed to be rooted in the notion of discernment amongst masses. And that’s how the peculiar situation of the parents’ judgement and acumen about the choice of their daughter’s groom came about.”

     

    Said Paritosh Srivastava, Chief Operating Officer, Publicis Ambience: “Our attempt here is to bust the myth that emulsion paints are more expensive than distempers, in a manner that’s humorous and entertaining. It’s almost a sales pitch that’s weaved in an engaging storyline with proven actors. We’re confident that the strategy will lead to disproportionate upgrades from distemper and help deepen the category penetration.”

  • To showcase the new product and its value proposition, Kansai Nerolac has unveiled the campaign comprising of a TVC and digital campaign

    Kansai Nerolac unveils HD paints concept

    By A Correspondent

     

    Kansai Nerolac Paints Ltd has introduced a first-of-its-kind High Definition (HD) paint technology. Nerolac Impressions is the first range of premium interior emulsions in India that comes with a ‘High Definition’ color technology.

     

    To showcase the new product and its value proposition, Kansai Nerolac has unveiled the campaign comprising of a TVC and digital campaign. With this campaign, Nerolac reinvents its positioning through a new creative punch-line: “Jab Nerolac Impressions ka HD Paint lagega, toh ghar ke saath aapka bhi Impression badhega!”

     

    Enhanced with Micro-Embedded Brightness Boosters (MEBB’s), Nerolac’s Impressions range of interior emulsions offers a sharper look and superior finish. This technology makes the color of walls look brighter, richer and cleaner than other standard emulsions.

     

    “High Definition has become synonymous with our lifestyle today. Based on this insight, we aim to extend this technology to homes as well through HD Paints. Having launched several innovative products under the Impressions brand in the past we hope to provide customers with a larger than life experience and take our offerings to the next level,” said Anuj Jain, Director (Decorative), Kansai Nerolac Paints Ltd.

     

    Bobby Pawar

    Bobby Pawar – Director – Chief Creative Officer, South Asia at Publicis Worldwide said, “We wanted to change the conversation that the category leader was having, and we had a product that could do that. So for Nerolac Impressions HD paint we shifted the conversation from emotions and the effect of the color on relationships to the impact a great paint can have on the perceived value of your home and you. A great way to do it was a side-by-side perception demo.”

     

    The entire campaign is based on the insight of ‘how one’s home is an extension of one’s lifestyle and personality’. To reinforce this message, the TVC features brand ambassador Shah Rukh Khan, highlighting the difference between Nerolac Impressions HD Paint and Standard Definition Paint. It uses the humour element to subtly showcase how individuals living in HD Homes vis-a-vis standard definition homes are perceived. These HD paints replicate the color quality difference one would observe between a standard definition TV and a HD TV.

     

    Conceptualized and executed by Publicis Ambience, the film is also dubbed in Hindi and other regional languages and is currently being aired across all national channels.