Campaign India Team
May 09, 2016

BlueStone adorns a Mother's Day wish, lets her know how special she is

Watch the film conceptualised by Doodle Monkey here

Online jewellery portal BlueStone.com has rolled out a film to celebrate Mother's Day. The film has been conceptualised by Doodle Monkey.
 
It features a lady and her son discussing the latter's relationship at the dining table. Seeing the girl's picture on his phone, the lady asks him where they met, what her parents do, how long they have been seeing each other, whether she can cook, and so on. Finally, the mother asks the boy if he plans to propose to her. The son leaves the table at that point. The lady tells him not to get angry and reasons that she had seen a BlueStone jewellery box in his drawer. The son gets the jewellery box and places it on the table, gifting it to her with a Mother's Day wish. A voice over explains that mothers think they know everything – they just don't know how special they are. 
 
 
Credits
 
Client: BlueStone.com
Creative agency: Doodle Monkey
Creative director, director (of the film): Akhil Khandeparkar
Director of photography: Ashwin Bhaskaran
Source:
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