Campaign India Team
Jul 21, 2021

Unwanted 21 Days takes the musical route to warn against 'gyaan'

Watch the film conceptualised by Logicserve Digital here

Unwanted 21 Days, the oral contraceptive from the house of Mankind Pharma, has launched a campaign #UnwantedGyaanSeSavdhaan. 
 
The campaign consists of a musical film conceptualised by Logicserve Digital. It features a face-off between the older and younger generation at a wedding. The aim is to initiate conversation around services related to reproductive health.
 
Joy Chatterjee, general manager - sales and marketing, Mankind Pharma, said, "There has been a lot of debate around the right time to conceive and we feel that every couple  has the freedom to choose when they can plan their pregnancy. As a contraceptive brand, we are trying to raise the awareness towards family planning as it helps  in improving maternal health, child survival, reducing number of abortions and woman empowerment."
 
The campaign video is launched in Hindi and adapted in three other languages: Hindi, Marathi, Bhojpuri, Bengali.
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