Campaign India Team
Apr 16, 2013

Grey India bags creative duties for Reliance Broadcast Network brands

The agency’s Delhi and Mumbai offices will handle the account

Grey India bags creative duties for Reliance Broadcast Network brands

Following a multi-agency pitch process in Delhi, Reliance Broadcast Network Limited (RBNL) has entrusted Grey India with its creative duties.

The agency’s Delhi office will handle the duties of Big FM, besides TV channels Big Magic (UP, MP, Bihar and Jharkhand) and Spark Punjabi (part of Big CBS). Grey Mumbai will handle the creative duties for channels Big CBS Prime, Big CBS Love and Big RTL Thrill.

On the win, Dheeraj Sinha, chief strategy officer, South and South East Asia, Grey, said, “This was a pitch which didn't feel like one. It felt like we were partners discussing strategy and responding to creative ideas. The vibe between the teams on both sides has been great and that to my mind is the biggest starting point to a successful partnership. I am fascinated by the role of media in today's changing cultural landscape and see a big opportunity for us in this space, especially with the width of offering Reliance Broadcast Network has across radio and television. We look forward to redefining some codes in this space.”

“As usual we didn’t approach the creative through traditional above the line advertising. We tried to find solutions for Big FM, whether they came through programming, slugs, on-ground activation, events or digital ideas. Most importantly we had great fun working on the pitch and that obviously showed in the work we presented,” added Amit Akali, EVP and national creative director, Grey India.

Dip Sengupta, VP and branch head, Grey Delhi, added, “When we entered the fray, it was for the radio business, a hugely exciting opportunity. What makes the win sweeter is being awarded the mandate for the entire RBNL portfolio.”

Source:
Campaign India

Related Articles

Just Published

10 hours ago

When creator content goes mainstream

There's no denying that creators have completely changed the entertainment landscape, and now AI is only going to empower them further, suggests UM's William Wun.

10 hours ago

Best Places to Work Asia-Pacific 2024: Entries open

Celebrate APAC agencies and brands' outstanding achievements in improving workplace cultures.

12 hours ago

The changing face of political ad campaigns in India

From the era of booming TV ads to flooding social media in 2024, digital has completely reshaped the way in which political parties are approaching elections in India. Campaign speaks to industry experts to find out how and why.

13 hours ago

Beyond the box: The future of television in the OTT era

Renowned movie producer and television maverick Rabindra Narayan shares his insights on why over-the-top (OTT) platforms are poised to change the TV game now, and forever more.