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Client | Dabur India | |||
Brand | Dabur Vatika | |||
Agency | Linen Lintas | |||
Brief | Dabur Vatika Shampoo needed a platform to connect with today’s women. Brief was to create a campaign where the brand can have conversation and emotional engagement with audience through a relevant and scalable idea. In India a women is considered beautiful only if she has long hair. The objective is to go beyond this superficial beauty aspect and talk about the beauty, which comes from within. | |||
Cultural Context |
Film uses an indian cultural practice of putting a black spot on the temple. This is usually done to a newborn, or a newly wed bride. It means a blessing for new life and a mark to recognize beauty. Both are true for our protagonist who is a cancer survivor. The act of her husband of putting black bindi on the temple reassures her that she is beautiful and gives her confidence to face the world. | |||
Impact |
In the campaign’ Brave & Beautiful’ brand takes a stance for cancer survivors, expressed in a strong statement- Some people don’t need hair to look beautiful. It changed the public perception of a female cancer Survivor’s bald head, which is shown as a mark of bravery rather than a stigma. Videos of real cancer survivors, a product innovation & an award show to felicitate the survivors, followed. |