Maharaja Whiteline rolls out ‘Khushiyon Ka Homemaker’ campaign
To welcome the festive season, Groupte SEB India’s flagship brand Maharaja Whiteline, has rolled out a new TVC and Digital Campaign “Khushiyon Ka Homemaker”. Conceptualized by Mash Percept, the new campaign captures the current mood of Indian consumers who, despite the pandemic, are looking forward to the festivities with renewed optimism and hope.
This season is the most awaited time of the year across the country. The pandemic has impacted overall consumer sentiment; however, it has undoubtedly brought people closer to their families.
The campaign effectively reinforces the communication theme “Khushiyonka Homemaker” that the brand advocates, to embrace new experiences and progressive thinking which turn a house into a happy home. The story traces the journey of a young married woman in her new home, who is warmly welcomed by each family member as they play their respective part in the daily chores. As Indian consumers learn to live with the pandemic, the festive sentiment and celebration this year would have a similar level of delight as the past but will be demonstrated differently. Maharaja Whiteline aims to revive this festive cheer and establish a sense of optimism by connecting with consumers through this exciting new campaign showcasing its products.
Maharaja Whiteline is a domestic appliances brand with an portfolio across kitchen appliances, home appliances and garment care.
Speaking of the latest campaign Jasjeet Kaur, Marketing Head Groupe SEB India said, “Home and relationships are front and centre of the festive season as Indian consumers find new ways to celebrate festivals with their loved ones. Our new ad campaign beautifully showcases how our products help celebrate “Happy Home Moments” and build relationships – new or longstanding, formal or informal, near or far! The storyline resonates with every contemporary Indian family that has members playing their part in home-making – it has social relevance where roles are being reversed in modern Indian families, and home-making is not just for women to manage.”
“What we are proud of is that while the film has scale but it also has a soul to it which we are sure will help people connect with the brand and bring a change” said Amitabha Lahiri, Mash Percept.