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.

By  Storyboard18| Apr 1, 2024 6:06 PM
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.”

First Published onApr 1, 2024 6:05 PM

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