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Tata CLiQ, the flagship e-commerce brand of the Tata Group, has recently launched a multi-film campaign to promote their offerings in home appliances and fashion categories. Conceived by Mullen Lintas Mumbai, the integrated campaign features Bollywood icons â Karan Johar and Twinkle Khanna, engaging in a quick, witty banter.
This campaign aims to introduce Tata CLiQ via large scale platforms ranging from TV, digital to display ads and social media creatives during ongoing India vs England cricket series. By leveraging the topicality of summer, the strategy is to build an umbrella idea to help deliver relatable and relevant narratives while driving awareness for TATA CLiQ. The multi-film campaign focuses on the four leading categories of the season â ACs and Fridges in Home Appliances and Florals and Reds in Fashion.
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Tata Tea Gold shows Bengalis will never settle for anything less than perfect in its West Bengal-exclusive campaign
Conceptualised by Mullen Lintas, the campaign showcases the Bengalisâ penchant for perfection in every little thing around food
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Tata Tea Gold has followed up on its Durga Puja initiative to launch an exclusive campaign for West Bengal aimed at celebrating the âBengali way of lifeâ.
When it comes to their love for food, the people of West Bengal take great pride in their rigorous selection approach and an eye for detail. The new Tata Tea Gold campaign for West Bengal is a celebration of this uniquely Bengali cultural code, âkhutkhute-nessâ, which is evident in everyday situations.
Tata Tea Gold celebrates the perfectionist in a Bengali in new ad adgully.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from adgully.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.