The cola giant had introduced a 1.25-litre pack at Rs 50 during the Dream11 IPL meaning there’s enough Pepsi for everybody.

Apart from the Pepsi branding, the stall also got a new beverage cooler along with free stocks of PepsiCo beverages.

For every such order, Pepsi will ensure a meal to a restaurant worker in a bid to help the struggling sector.

The mysterious billboards asking us to stock up on Pepsi, Maggi, Amul Lassi, among other things has us scratching our heads.

From being seen alongside Michael Jackson back in the day, to today's face Salman Khan, Pepsi's history of siding with the underdog has seen a shift.

For every Soft Drink order, part of the proceeds will go towards NRAI’s COVID-19 Relief Corpus for providing a meal to the marginalized workers.

The Cola brand has yet again extended moment marketing to celebrity endorsement, with no possible long-term association. Does it work well?

With this Sonu Sood joins Dabangg co-star and Pepsi brand ambassador Salman Khan who kicked off the digital-forward campaign last week.

The hashtag challenge urges viewers to maintain social distancing by switching up their greetings; and shooting a video with the filter on TikTok.

With brands loving both platforms and creators from both sides taking shots at each other, here's how it all unfolded.