Campaign India Team
Dec 24, 2013

Santoor mom glows this winter with PureGlo

Watch the ad film conceptualised by Draftfcb-Ulka here

Wipro Enterprises has re-launched Santoor Glycerine bathing bar as Santoor PureGlo bathing bar. Draftfcb-Ulka has created a TVC for the same.

The film features the protagonist, a young lady, skating on a ice-capped mountain, being watched admiringly by another young woman. The latter asks the protagonist the secret to such glowing skin in winter. The film goes on to reveal the benefits of Santoor PureGlo, the secret. In sync with Santoor ads from the past, the protagonist is asked which college she’s in, when her young daughter reveals her life stage.

Dharmesh Shah, creative director, Draftfcb-Ulka, said, “The creative idea is one of surprise. How an admirer is surprised by Santoor woman’s glowing skin even in winter, as winter tends to leave one’s skin dry and dull. Along with this the challenge was to embed it in the core of Santoor, which is the secret of younger looking skin”.

The campaign will straddle TV, print and OOH.

Credits

Agency: Draftfcb-Ulka

National creative director: K.S. Chakravarthy

Creative director: Dharmesh Shah

Creative group head: Nirmala Chenappa

Account management: Jyothi Nambiar, Syed Imran, Dhanya Mohan

Agency producers: Alpa Jobalia, Stanley Christian, Sukirth Rao

Production House: 7 Films

Director (film): Lloyd Baptista

Producer: Ruchi Mehta

Source:
Campaign India

Related Articles

Just Published

13 hours ago

Two sides of the bed: Insured versus uninsured

Star Health’s split-screen ad pitches insurance as peace of mind, but its visual clichés raise questions about real-world nuance.

14 hours ago

Death by feedback: Why creative work keeps getting ...

When feedback becomes a bottleneck instead of a booster, creative teams face chaos, dilution and burnout. ButtonShift’s co-founder and CEO explains why it matters.

14 hours ago

63% of Indian CMOs are under pressure to deliver ...

IBM’s 2025 CMO Study reveals only 26% of Indian marketers believe they have the talent needed to achieve their goals for the next two years.