Motorola has announced actress Rasha Thadani as the face of its upcoming tech portfolio, including the soon-to-launch moto book 60 laptop and moto tab 60 pro tablet. The year-long collaboration will see Rasha lead campaigns for both devices, reinforcing Motorola’s expansion into bold new product categories.
With her energetic presence and strong connection to Gen Z, Rasha perfectly complements Motorola’s fresh take on style and innovation. The moto book 60, designed in Pantone-curated colours, is aimed at younger users looking for performance, seamless connectivity, and design-forward tech. Both the laptop and tablet are part of Motorola’s broader vision to build a smart, connected ecosystem for the next generation.
The campaign kicks off with a vibrant TV commercial titled “COLOUR ME MOTO,” featuring Rasha walking confidently through a subway, showcasing the striking colour variants of the moto book 60. Launching April 17, 2025, the ad puts Motorola’s vivid designs in sharp contrast to the sea of grey and silver laptops commonly seen today.
Shivam Ranjan, Head of Marketing, APAC, Motorola, shared his excitement about the partnership:
“We’re thrilled to welcome Rasha Thadani as the face of the moto tab 60 pro and moto book 60 in India. As we enter the laptop segment and continue to reimagine tablets, we wanted someone who embodies creativity, modernity, and versatility. Rasha’s dynamic persona and growing influence make her an ideal fit to champion our new range of smart, stylish, and AI-powered tech.”
Rasha Thadani also expressed her enthusiasm:
“I’m really excited to partner with Motorola for the launch of the moto pad 60 pro and moto book 60. As someone always on the move—balancing work, learning, and exploring—I appreciate how these devices combine sleek design, strong performance, and genuinely useful AI features. It’s inspiring to work with a brand that’s making technology more meaningful and intuitive for young users like me.”
Motorola’s latest move signals its growing ambition in the lifestyle tech space, aiming to create devices that are not just smart—but stylish, personal, and made for how Gen Z lives and works today.
