Campaign India Team
Feb 23, 2024

Philips brings salon-quality grooming to Virat Kohli's humble abode

Watch the film here

Philips India has rolled out a campaign #BarberKeBaraber (just like a barber), featuring cricketer Virat Kohli, aimed at empowering men to achieve professional grooming standards in the comfort of their homes. 
 
The film opens with two friends admiring Kohli's always well-groomed beard on a magazine cover, humorously suggesting his secret is having his barber constantly by his side. This sets the stage for a comical scene where Kohli and his barber magically emerge from unexpected places. However, the twist reveals the barber as a personification of the Philips all-in-one trimmer. Kohli concludes by highlighting the trimmer's twin blades, guaranteeing a precise and professional finish at home.
 
Deepali Agarwal, business head - personal health, Philips Indian Subcontinent, said, “At Philips, we're constantly pushing the boundaries of innovation, and creating meaningful experiences for our consumers. With the #BarberKeBaraber campaign, our objective is to enhance the grooming journey for men in India by offering a product that guarantees an even trim and a polished finish within the comfort of their homes. The Philips All-in-One Trimmer underscores our dedication to providing top-notch grooming solutions for men. With this campaign, we aim to empower men to groom with confidence and ease at their convenience.”
Source:
Campaign India

Related Articles

Just Published

16 hours ago

India becomes the brief in OpenAI’s global playbook

With ChatGPT’s INR 399 plan and UPI integration, the test for marketers is no longer discounts but designing for India’s complexity.

18 hours ago

India’s online gaming bill redraws the playing ...

A blanket ban on real-money gaming shifts billions in ad revenues, forcing agencies, broadcasters and brands to rethink strategies overnight.

18 hours ago

India’s app boom tests advertising’s Google–Meta habit

Despite surging app usage across gaming, entertainment and AI, a Moloco report outlines that most ad budgets still orbit two tech giants. The returns lie elsewhere.