Campaign India Team
May 04, 2022

A small twist of Kraft Heinz gives life a delicious flavour

Watch the films conceptualised by BBH India here

Kraft Heinz has rolled out a campaign titled ‘Chhota Twist, Bada Dhamaka’ (small twist, big bang) to reiterate its brand purpose, ‘let’s make life delicious’. 

 

Conceptualised by BBH India, the films bring to the fore how Heinz Tomato Twizt is a saviour, be it for leftover food or a kitchen experiment that went wrong. 

 

The first film showcases how pakode (fritters) is an essential snack during the monsoons and how Heinz saves the day as the protagonist burns the pakode’s she was making. The second film depicts how a leftover cold pizza from the night before can be brought to its delicious taste with Heinz ketchup. 

Aarti Srinivasan, executive creative director, BBH India, said, "We often see picture-perfect shots of mouth-watering food in advertising. To break the clutter, we wanted to visually show just the opposite. Enter last night's cold pizza and burnt pakoda, with the idea of how Heinz Tomato Twizt is a saviour of food gone wrong. So, to all the bad cooks out there, don't fear experimenting in the kitchen. Heinz is here to rescue."

 

Rafal Walendzik, MD Asia Trading, Kraft Heinz, said, "Our campaign is built on a strong consumer insight – which is ‘It’s often the small twists that make a big difference’ be it in food or life. We truly believe a small twist like adding Heinz Tomato Twizt can elevate the taste of any dish, and even be the saviour of food gone wrong or bland food."

 

CREDITS:

 

Agency: BBH India

CCO and CEO: Russell Barrett

CEO: Subhash Kamath

Head of strategy and MD: Sanjay Sharma

Executive creative director: Aarti Srinivasan

Creative copy: Tarang Manoj

Creative art: Bodhisattwa Ray

Senior business partner: Sriyanta Chatterjee

Business partner: Isha Soni

Production house: Native Films

Producer: Prithvi Luthra

Executive producer: Radhika Puri

Director: Jessica Sadana

 

Source:
Campaign India

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