Campaign India Team
Dec 30, 2020

Treeview takes the comical route, avoids excuses for mistakes with Hrithik Roshan

Watch the film conceptualised by Cutting Crew Films here

Television brand Treeview has rolled out a film featuring brand ambassador Hrithik Roshan. 
 
The film takes a comical take on real-life circumstances that everyone can relate to. It shows people being completely honest in every situation instead of giving excuses. The film ends with Hrithik Roshan promising the audience that with Treeview TVs, they will get honesty at every step - honest prices, honest technology and an honest service network. 
 
Jubin Peter, founder and CEO, QThree Ventures, said, “We want to encourage people to embrace honesty at every step, just like how we have done with Treeview TVs. We believe that there is nothing more important than winning the trust of our consumers, and that can only be done by providing them an exemplary experience with their Treeview product.”
 
He added, “This is Treeview’s first brand film in India. And there is no one better than Hrithik Roshan to take this concept to our audiences. We are excited to see how the audience responds to it. Consumers have already taken to the brand across India for its rich features and affordable prices.” 
 
The ad has been released across social media and OTT. 
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Campaign India

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