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Kalyan Jewellers rolls out a new campaign on Gudi Padwa featuring brand ambassador Pooja Sawant
The digital film offers a progressive narrative towards redefining family structures and celebrating the diverse paths to parenthood, stated the company in the release.
The digital campaign features Kalyan Jewellers’ regional brand ambassador Pooja Sawant in a distinctive avatar, portraying the role of a young mother, who embraces parenthood through child adoption. The storyline aims to encourage audiences to embrace new beginnings with an open-minded attitude, highlighted the company in the release. (Still from the ad)
Kalyan Jewellers, a jewellery brand has launched its new digital campaign for the festival of Gudi Padwa.
The digital campaign features Kalyan Jewellers’ regional brand ambassador Pooja Sawant in a distinctive avatar, portraying the role of a young mother, who embraces parenthood through child adoption. The storyline aims to encourage audiences to embrace new beginnings with an open-minded attitude, highlighted the company in the release.
The digital film offers a progressive narrative towards redefining family structures and celebrating the diverse paths to parenthood, stated the company in the release.
Sawant said, “I am honoured to be part of a digital campaign that not only celebrates the auspicious occasion of Gudi Padwa but also addresses a sensitive topic of embracing parenthood through adoption. This heart-warming storyline encourages audiences to embrace new beginnings with an open-minded attitude.”
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