Tag: Sujala Martis

  • PGI India’s digital campaign is an ode to every bride

    By A Correspondent

     

    #MyFirstEvara, PGI India’s digital campaign celebrates rare firsts in a new bride’s life. The campaign is supported by a short film conceptualised by Dentsu Webchutney that captures overwhelming moments that any bride would relate to.

     

    Said Sujala Martis, Director, Consumer Marketing (PGI): “For every bride the fragile vulnerability of a key transition preoccupies her mind. There is a sense that everything will change. A shroud of expectations, explicit/implicit/self-driven surrounds the young woman. Its only important influences like her partner or her MIL who can smoothen any potential rough edges & lead her towards the liberation she dreamt of. Hence, the relevance and importance of the many firsts that follow immediately after. They form the founding blocks of a new life & are truly “Rare”. Charged with emotional meaning what better metal but Platinum to mark them with.”

     

     

  • Platinum Evara celebrates the rare choices made by women

    By A Correspondent

     

    Platinum Evara, through its Women’s Day campaign, #RedefiningRituals, has been conceptualised by Dentsu Webchutney.

     

    Said Sujala Martis, Director Consumer Marketing, Platinum Guild International – India: “Young brides-to-be today are a departure from the past. They have come a long way. They are far more individualistic, optimistic, spirited – quite unlike the coy, hesitant and ‘fearful of the future’ brides-to-be from the past.  The young modern Indian bride embraces tradition but does not let it pull her down. Especially when it comes to wedding rituals, she challenges and attempts to reinterpret rituals that question her sense of self, dictate her relationships and discriminate based on gender. We see cases of women questioning these rituals and negotiate them. We want to celebrate these young women who have made the rare choice of courage to question and then reimagine – it is changes like this that are contributing to transform our society, making it more equal and progressive for her present and future generations.”

     

    Added Pravin Sutar, Executive Creative Director, Dentsu Webchutney: “While brides are meticulously planning their weddings to match their personalities, they hardly ever question the rituals they’ll be part of. There are a few who are redefining their wedding rituals; wedding rituals that might bring some more sensible new thinking into the society. This campaign celebrates these rare women.”

     

     

  • Dentsu Webchutney launches #EqualsInLove for PGA India

    By A Correspondent

     

    PGI India has launched #EqualsInLove campaign, a collection of films that celebrate couples who meet each other halfway. The films are conceptualised and executed by Dentsu Webchutney.

     

    Said Sujala Martis, Director Consumer Marketing, Platinum Guild International: “If left to its own, the conversation around love and relationships during this time of the year can get very sugary and mushy. As a brand, we stand for a certain level of maturity and wanted to approach this conversation from a slightly higher order lens. Modern couples do not look at themselves through gender defined roles and responsibilities…equality is a very valid and important value amidst them. It’s part of what can make the love you share rare.”

     

    Added Pravin Sutar, Executive Creative Director, Dentsu Webchutney: “The topic of equality is one that’s extremely relevant in today’s environment. We wanted to add a unique perspective to it with the themes and nuances our films bring to life. Each film strikes upon a powerful way in which couples meet each other halfway to form a rare, unmatched bond.”

     

     

  • Dentsu Webchutney celebrates couples who are #FriendsFirst

    By A Correspondent

     

    Platinum Day of Love launched a new campaign around Friendship Day to remind couples that above everything, they are #FriendsFirst. Developed and conceptualised by Dentsu Webchutney, the campaign celebrates the bond between couples whose intimacy is based on long-standing warmth and friendship.

     

    This digital campaign features three short and three long digital videos that throw light on what it means to be #FriendsFirst with your better half. The films are inspired by real-life stories from couples who share moments of honesty, vulnerability, companionship and mutual respect, representing how friendship is an extension of the love you share.

     

    Talking about the campaign, Sujala Martis, Director, Consumer Marketing (PGI) said: “Our research has shown that ‘friendship’ is extremely aspirational in a couples’ relationship, both before and after marriage. Finding a best friend in your partner is rare, retaining friendship in your relationship even rarer. With this campaign, we aim to encourage couples to remember and aspire to be #FriendsFirst and mark this friendship day as your Platinum Day of Love.”

     

    Commenting on this partnership, Pravin Sutar, Executive Creative Director, Dentsu Webchutney added: “Friendship should outlast other emotions in a couple’s relationship, but more often than not, it takes a backseat. Through #FriendsFirst, we are starting a conversation that highlights the importance of friendship in a relationship through highly relatable and alluring scenarios. We are asking viewers to ponder and eventually revisit this rare bond that once was the initiator of their relationship.”

     

     

  • Tic Tac unveils new brand campaign

    By A Correspondent

     

    Tic Tac is a youth brand that believes in sparking little refreshing moments of life and helps to break the monotony and boredom. It is positioned as a brand that stands for friendship, caring and fun. All its communication has successfully strengthened the core proposition of ‘Refreshment to be shared’.

     

    Ferrero India spokesperson said, ”As a brand it’s important for us to be an integral part of the youth’s life across platforms – they are an audience that gets bored easily – always looking for inventive ways to have fun.  We have aimed to present this truth to our consumers through the new dance and music TVC. The TVC also brings to life the brand values of fun, friendship and sharing and reinforces our core brand proposition of Refreshment to be shared”.

     

    Commenting on the campaign, Sujala Martis VP at GREY said, “Tic Tac is not a serious mint – its semiotics and associated rituals define its role. With this film, the attempt is to continue on the journey of Tic Tac being the fun starter, while also making the brand far more aspirational. What becomes a unique property is the ability to create music using the Tic Tac pack, thus adding another fun ritual apart from sharing.”

     

    Working on the same positioning platform, the brand has introduced the latest TVC. It is an attempt to drive the idea of creating little fun moments and how in a moment of daily nuisances, Tic Tac comes to the rescue.

     

    The brand believes that the TVC, driven through dance and music, is surely a pragmatic way to reach out to college students and young adults who are the core consumers of Tic Tac.

     

  • Tic Tac unveils latest campaign targeted towards youth

    By A Correspondent

     

    Tic Tac is a youth brand that believes in sparking little refreshing moments of life and helps to break the monotony and boredom. It is positioned as a brand that stands for friendship, caring and fun. All its communication has successfully strengthened the core proposition of ‘Refreshment to be shared’.

     

    Ferrero India spokesperson said,”As a brand it’s important for us to be an integral part of the youth’s life across platforms – they are an audience that gets bored easily – always looking for inventive ways to have fun.  We have aimed to present this truth to our consumers through the new dance and music TVC. The TVC also brings to life the brand values of fun, friendship and sharing and reinforces our core brand proposition of Refreshment to be shared”.

     

    Commenting on the campaign, Sujala Martis – VP at GREY said, “Tic Tac is not a serious mint – its semiotics and associated rituals define its role. With this film, the attempt is to continue on the journey of Tic Tac being the fun starter, while also making the brand far more aspirational. What becomes a unique property is the ability to create music using the Tic Tac pack, thus adding another fun ritual apart from sharing.”

     

    Working on the same positioning platform, the brand has introduced the latest TVC. It is an attempt to drive the idea of creating little fun moments and how in a moment of daily nuisances, Tic Tac comes to the rescue.

     

    The brand believes that the TVC, driven through dance and music, is a pragmatic way to reach out to college students and young adults who are the core consumers of Tic Tac.