Dhara launches a new campaign to encourage consumers to bring small changes in eating habits and gender roles in a household
Mar 16, 2021, 15:55 IST
- The campaign is rolled out with 2 new TVCs and comprises a web-series with acclaimed culinarian Chef Ajay Chopra.
- The 4-week long multi-lingual campaign is spread across 14 states through TV, print, radio, and digital mediums.
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Dhara, India’s leading edible oil brand, has rolled out its new campaign – ‘Rishton Ki Sehat’ that manifests the importance of looking after the general well-being of one’s family by adopting good health practices. For a brand that was launched in 1988, Dhara's latest advertisements are a fresh breath of air that aim to normalise having men in the kitchen, doing chores and sharing responsiblities. With its new campaign, the brand aims to build upon its brand proposition of Zara Sa Badlaav Banaye Life Behtar. The multi-lingual campaign has been introduced in Assam, Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Delhi NCR, Jharkhand, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Odisha, Punjab, Rajasthan, Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh, and West Bengal.
Dhara’s new campaign, introduced in 14 markets of the brand, entails 2 new TVCs and is spread across print, radio and digital mediums including Dhara’s social media pages – Facebook, Instagram and YouTube. The TVCs are aimed towards the brand’s target group consuming content across varied channels including general entertainment, news, movies, and regional channels.
In addition, Dhara has associated with Chef Ajay Chopra, an acclaimed culinarian, for an exclusive web-series. The 5-episode web-series – Cooking Stories – is live on social media pages of the brand. In the videos, Chef Ajay Chopra talks on the importance of relationships and health, in line with the brands campaign ‘Rishton Ki Sehat’ and cooks delightful delicacies such as Luchi Dum Aloo, Vada Pav Spring Roll, Jalebi Sticks, Sai Bhaji Meal and Gujiyas using Dhara’s wide range of cooking oils. The duration of the entire campaign is 4 weeks.
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“A bit of change helps in making our lives better; be it a small change in eating habits to encourage healthy living or a change of roles in a household to have a sustainable life,” Agrawal added.