Tag: Vikram Agarwal

  • Cornitos new ad ropes in celebrity chefs

    By Our Staff

     

    Cornitos recently launched its ‘Cornitos By My Side’ campaign and featured 40 celebrity chefs from Pan India. The campaign ran on the Facebook and Instagram pages. The celebrity chefs created 40 unique recipes with Cornitos products for the consumers and posted their videos on https://www.facebook.com/Cornitosevents

    Said Vikram Agarwal, Managing Director, Cornitos: “It was a unique and successful association with the celebrity chefs for our Cornitos by my side campaign. The celebrity chefs choose different products from Cornitos range of products and presented 40 unique recipes, the flavors of traditions like never before to the consumers. ”

  • Cornitos launches second campaign in the lockdown

    By A Correspondent

     

    Cornitos has launched its second campaign in the lockdown – titled the #CornitosFilmyFlovurs campaign.

     

    Said Vikram Agarwal, Managing Director, Cornitos: “The challenge before any brand is how it stands up in tough times. And the current times are unique – a grim challenge like nothing else before. It is very important for any brand, but especially a retail one, to constantly stay in the public mind space. With this campaign we aim to create a recall value for the brand. The narrative allowed us to convey to the customers that we are scrupulously following all safe delivery rules. From another perspective, what we have is a fun product; the campaign assures the audiences that their fun times as sparked off by Cornitos Nachos are not compromised in any way. And, of course, the campaign lends a feeling of normalcy in these troubled times.”

     

    Added Vandana Sethhi, Founder, Water Communications and Producer of the campaign: “This is our second Cornitos campaign under lockdown, at the cost of sounding immodest, we are becoming something of masters of lockdown films. We love the challenge it brings; and as with all our other lockdown films, no lockdown rules or safe distancing mandatories have been compromised. From ideation to shooting to production, everything has been conducted remotely, and yet, who would be able to tell the difference from any other film created in normal times. About the concept, we were very confident that a Bollywood-spoof is a winning ticket. Who in this country is not a fan of films, and who therefore, cannot recognize and appreciate the famous dialogues?”