Campaign India Team
Mar 22, 2022

TVS Star City Plus unleashes a riders inner hero

Watch the film conceptualised by Kinnect here

TVS has rolled out a campaign titled #StarWaaliBaat (the star effect) to introduce its TVS Star City Plus bike.  

 

Conceptualised by Kinnect, the campaign consists of a film which aims to capture its tech features and performance offerings through a curious security guard.

 

It opens with a man waiting in front of a residential building for his girlfriend. Whilst waiting, he forgets to turn off the headlight of his bike. The light illuminates the whole society building, and the security guard at the entrance gate wakes up with this luminance. Once awake, the watchman quizzes the man on the TVS StaR City+ bike about its mileage. The watchman is surprised to see that the bike has a USB charging port and a disk brake facility. When the girlfriend finally arrives, the watchman says that the man has made the right choice, pauses for a while and says the right choice about the bike, giving the man a star appeal. 

 

The film has been rolled out on television and digital media channels. 

 

CREDITS: 

 

Agency: Kinnect 

Client: TVS motor company

Producer: Three Monkeys Tale 

Director: Anthony Kharbari

Director of Photography: Manish Usapkar

Music director: Sachin and Suk Amrith

Creative: Puneet Bajaj, Snehankita Bhosle 

Account management: Elstan Rebello, Parvathi Shankar, Svetlana D’costa, Aishwarya Warrier

Source:
Campaign India

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