Results for 'Rahul Dravid'

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InCred Money launches #InvestConfidentlyinFDs campaign with Rahul Dravid

The campaign is conceptualised by Xebec Communications.
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Rahul Dravid secures top spot in celebrity endorsement list in ICC CWC' 2023: TAM

The report also highlights that volume of ads featuring celebrity endorsements increased by 55% in ICC CWC’23 as compared to ICC CWC’19.
Marketing Initiative

Trust and reliability at the forefront: Bloom's new campaign with Rahul Dravid

Bloom’s #BloomerLegend campaign explores a narrative of reliability, embodying a powerful reinforcement of its brand messaging.
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Rahul Dravid's MAK Lubricants campaign blends everyday relatability with dependability

Unlike most commercials, these sharp-edited, fun films feel more like mini-movies, showcasing everyday situations we all can relate to.
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BPCL unveils 'Aapki Gaadi ka Mr Dependable' TVC campaign featuring Rahul Dravid

The TVC displayed Dravid in various roles, from a distracted driver to a jovial dad cracking jokes.
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BPCL announces cricketer Rahul Dravid as Brand Ambassador

Rahul Dravid will endorse BPCL's iconic Pure for Sure initiative and range of MAK lubricants.
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Farmley launches ‘Healthy Ko Rakhe Healthy’ campaign with Rahul Dravid

The digital film features Rahul Dravid playfully tossing a cricket ball to a kid, but as the ball passes through different hands it symbolizes the different stages of dry-fruits adulteration.
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Rahul Dravid signed as brand ambassador for LaunchMyCareer

Dravid will feature in LMC’s upcoming 360° campaigns, propelling LMC to expand its pan-India reach.
Guest Article

Can creativity be measured?

After all, creating memorable advertising requires not just high creativity, but also a deep understanding of the brand and the product category.
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"Nowadays, people take offence like it’s a limited time offer": Sambit Mohanty

The creative head, McCann South, on how CRED's much-loved 'Indiranagar ka gunda' ad has one foot stuck in the 'cancel culture' trap.