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Britannia Milk Bikis celebrates Tamil Nadu Day with ‘A Bite of TN’ campaign

Conceptualised by Talented, the campaign highlights a unique local biscuit-eating habit. To celebrate Tamil Nadu Day, Britannia Milk Bikis has launched a hyperlocal campaign titled ‘A Bite of TN’. Created by Talented, the campaign shines a spotlight on a quirky regional habit-biting around the flower border and logo of Milk Bikis Classic, a variant sold exclusively … Read more

Ranbir Kapoor Stars in Gabit’s Latest Ad, Showcasing the Smart Ring as a Silent Health Companion

Ranbir Kapoor Stars in Gabit’s Latest Ad, Showcasing the Smart Ring as a Silent Health CompanionNew film highlights Gabit Smart Ring’s role as an all-in-one wellness guide Gabit has unveiled the second film in its advertising campaign, once again featuring Bollywood actor Ranbir Kapoor. The film presents the Gabit Smart Ring as a silent yet powerful health … Read more

Magic Moments Launches New Campaign with Kriti Sanon and Music Video ‘Ishaara Samajh Le’

Magic Moments vodka has rolled out a new campaign featuring actor Kriti Sanon, centred around its latest music video, ‘Ishaara Samajh Le’. The campaign celebrates spontaneity and instinctive joy, capturing a day that unfolds through unspoken gestures and intuitive moments. Set against a vibrant musical backdrop, the film showcases Kriti Sanon in naturally flowing scenes-raising toasts, … Read more

Men Feel Misrepresented in Ads, Finds Kantar’s ‘Indian Masculinity Maze’ Study

A new Kantar study, in collaboration with ASCI and UN Women’s Unstereotype Alliance, reveals that Indian men-especially Gen Z-feel misrepresented in advertising. The report, The Indian Masculinity Maze, highlights the disconnect between evolving male identities and outdated portrayals in ads. Based on a nationwide survey of 880 urban men and analysis of over 450 TV ads, … Read more

YouTube Premium’s Muffled Pitch: Why Indians Aren’t Buying In

Despite its aggressive ad enforcement, YouTube Premium is struggling to win over Indian users. With less than 5% of India’s YouTube audience subscribing to the service, it’s clear that the platform’s messaging is falling flat. Industry experts say that the problem lies in YouTube’s pitch. “Paying to not see something still feels counterintuitive to most … Read more