The films take forward the idea of #EverydayCelebrations
Britannia Good Day has recently launched a national series of new and hyper-local TVCs for its entire range of products.
Conceptualised by McCann Worldgroup Bangalore, the films take forward the idea of #EverydayCelebrations.
These films aim to celebrate the ‘daily happy’ moments that made it a ‘Good Day’ for consumers across generations. The new Good Day campaign builds on this powerful insight while borrowing from the mega trend of short, snackable content being all-pervasive in our lives i.e. the social media trend to mainstream media with short films of 15 seconds each, which showcase stories of such everyday moments of joy being identified and celebrated, making each day a Good Day.
With a hyper-regional twist, these new set of ad films are sprinkled with local cultural nuances from Bengal to Bengaluru and Punjab to Tamil Nadu.
Britannia Good Day shot these films in six local languages, unlike the conventional manner of shooting an ad film in one language and then dubbing in several others. As each language has a different yet relevant story to tell.
Like the mundane question in almost every Delhi/Punjabi wedding, ‘Beta Shaadi Kab Karogi?
Tapping into the pop cultural nuance of ‘Single Pasanga’, a humorous take on single vs committed youngsters.
The product film titled ‘Made For Each Other’ features a couple getting into a conversation, while savouring the gorgeous sunset and celebrating the moment with the match of cashew and almond.
“Considering the positive consumer response, we decided to take this campaign a notch higher and give it a much more hyper-local flavour this year. We did this by uniquely shooting & releasing the 6 TVCs in Tamil, Kannada, Bengali, Punjabi and Hindi, each of which originates from a pop-cultural insight from the regions they are set in. To win in many ‘Indias’, brands like us must cater & communicate to the many ‘Indias’ within.” This is purely from a prevalent nuance that local cultures are celebrated & revered in a manner like no other and every market is different and we need to connect with them differently.”
Ashish Chakravarty – Executive Director and India Head of Creative, McCann Worldgroup, said, “Following the success of the first phase of our #EverydayCelebrations campaign, we decided to go more local and mine moments of celebration that were grounded in regional insights. We dug into pop culture, current affairs, and behavioural nuances to craft stories rooted in a certain milieu, yet universal in bringing a smile.”
