Campaign India Team
Mar 19, 2009

Levi Strauss signs Shahid Kapoor as brand ambassador

Levi Strauss has signed on actor Shahid Kapoor as its brand ambasador. A new TVC is being planned around the actor's association with the denim brand, besides a slew of marketing initiatives including consumer activations that will look at leveraging the relationship. 

Levi Strauss signs Shahid Kapoor as brand ambassador

Levi Strauss has signed on actor Shahid Kapoor as its brand ambasador. A new TVC is being planned around the actor's association with the denim brand, besides a slew of marketing initiatives including consumer activations that will look at leveraging the relationship.
 
Shumone Chatterjee, country manager, Levi Strauss commented, "Shahid is a quintessential blend of youth and style, which is what the Levi Strauss signature brand stands for. India is a strong growth market for the Levi Strauss signature brand and signing on Shahid as its face will help us create a closer connection with our young audience."

Source:
Campaign India

Related Articles

Just Published

3 hours ago

'If it doesn’t entertain, don’t even enter': ...

Nearly 80% of the Film Lion winners used humour as a narrative style. McCann’s APAC chief creative officer and Film juror Valerie Madon explains why funny works, short-form is trickier than it looks, and why the best films sell more than just a feeling.

3 hours ago

Inside the first global benchmark for AI creativity ...

As AI tools become increasingly essential in creative workflows, an independent initiative backed by Springboards has launched the first benchmark to measure the true creative instincts of large language models.

19 hours ago

Examine India’s Bronze brilliance at Cannes this year

Get a closer look at India’s Bronze-award-winning campaigns at Cannes Lions 2025.

22 hours ago

From messaging to movement: Why policy advocacy is ...

To be successful, policy advocacy must be a part of a broad brand narrative, working in collaboration with PR, content, design, and stakeholder teams, argue Jajabor Brand Consultancy's executives.