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Jun 12, 2009
LG's Jaadu ki Nagri campaign pushes India connect
LG India has rolled out its latest corporate campaign, created by Rediffusion Y&R. The campaign showcases the 'Stars of India' range, which has been created and marketed as products designed specifically to suit the lifestyle needs of Indian consumers. Anant Pal Singh, national business head, LG, Rediffusion Y&R commented, "LG India asked us to bring alive its unique understanding of India that went into the creation of a special range of products for the Indian consumer." Watch the TVC here:
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