Tag: Kunaal Roy Kapur

  • Licious leans on Tilt for new campaign

    By Our Staff

     

    Licious, the online brand that sells fresh meat and seafood brand, has rolled out a digital campaign titled #FasterChef featuring actor, director and podcaster, Kunaal Roy Kapur. Created by Tilt Brand Solutions, the campaign is an ode to good food and the great joy of sharing a meal with your friends.

     

    Commenting on the new campaign, Simeran Bhasin, VP Brands and New Venture, Licious said: “As a brand that celebrates the love for meat, Licious is committed to making cooking and eating at home a joyous experience. Our RTC range of products provide authentic taste, without the use of any artificial additives, for the most memorable gourmet experiences in a completely hassle-free and swift manner. The latest digital campaign talks just about that. Our consumer research also indicates how the young & the savvy are discovering the joy of a hearty home cooked meal. Millennials are the new Gastronauts- a keen & dedicated admirer of great food and we are now engaging in active conversation with them. Men are also a large part of the Gastronaut demographics. You can see that being reflected consistently through all our communication. The new ad films are fun and engaging, which are sure to entice the young & the young-at-heart alike.”

     

    Added Shriram Iyer – Chief Creative & Content Officer, Tilt Brand Solutions who collaborated with Licious to create the films: “Licious Ready to Cook helps anyone put together a delicious platter within minutes. This very clear and solid proposition allowed us to leap to a simple idea “FasterChef”. When a bunch of friends drop in uninvited and make demands of the host Kunaal, he surprises them with his culinary skills. He produces meaty delights within 8 minutes and shocks his buddies. He then further shuts them up by coming up with the title “FasterChef” for himself. The film also places Licious RTC in a familiar urban milieu. Banter between friends laced with repartee allows for an easy and organic landing of the product message and the brand’s promise” For the love of meat”

     

  • Disney+ Hotstar joins CoinSwitch Kuber to back cryptocurrrency

    By Our Staff

    CoinSwitch Kuber, India’s largest cryptocurrency investment platform for retail investors, has announced the launch of its new ad campaign, Trade Kar, Befikar.  With this, CoinSwitch Kuber becomes the first player in the Indian cryptocurrency space to launch a campaign to evangelise cryptocurrencies as an alternate asset class and build equity amongst Indian investors. The company is also the Associate Sponsor with Disney+ Hotstar for the Indian Premier League.

    Created by Nihilent, the campaign consists of three interconnected ad films. Actor Kunaal Roy Kapur has been roped in to play all the roles in the ad films. The campaign will be aired on Disney+ Hotstar throughout the Indian Premier League and will also be amplified using social media platforms like Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.

    Said Ashish Singhal, CEO and Co-founder, CoinSwitch Kuber: “Millennials and GenZ are emerging as the biggest backers of cryptocurrencies in India. With our new ad campaign we aim to showcase how it is a smart move to invest early in cryptocurrencies. Crypto has been the fastest growing asset class of the last decade and the momentum is only growing stronger now. Through our partnership with Disney+ Hotstar, we aim to amplify this message to millions of young and upwardly mobile Indians. It is time to join the crypto revolution by investing in cryptocurrencies through CoinSwitch Kuber – the safest and most friendly platform for crypto investments.”

    Added KV ‘Pops’ Sridhar, Global Chief Creative Officer, Nihilent: “The CoinSwitch Kuber ad films are special for us as they give us an opportunity to involve our audience into experiencing a completely new investment category that most of them may not be familiar with. We therefore decided to go for stories which not only highlight the utility of this new asset class but also place it firmly within the Indian family context as something that everyone can invest in and which is not a domain of the elite.”