Campaign India Team
Jan 06, 2009

Hindware rolls out print campaign

Sanitaryware brand Hindware, has launched a new advertising campaign to build an emotional cord between itself and its customers.Titled "Get Charged", the brand communication developed by Hakuhudo Percept, portrays a bathroom as an exclusive space, a person needs for himself in today's busy world away from all worries and stress of life.

Hindware rolls out print campaign

Sanitaryware brand Hindware, has launched a new advertising campaign to build an emotional cord between itself and its customers.

Titled "Get Charged", the brand communication developed by Hakuhudo Percept, portrays a bathroom as an exclusive space, a person needs for himself in today's busy world away from all worries and stress of life.

"Today bathroom is not a just small cubical part of any home; it's an attitude of the people who live in that place as well as a relaxation place people are looking for rejuvenation," said V Krishnamurthy, head marketing, Hindustan Sanitaryware & Industries Ltd. (HSIL). "We are confident that this powerful theme will garner consumer focus and establish brand resonance in customer minds as this new theme is universal in its brand appeal and transcends different target audiences."

The campaign highlights Hindware's high-end luxury bathroom fittings such as whirlpools and bathtubs. 

Source:
Campaign India

Follow us

Top news, insights and analysis every weekday

Sign up for Campaign Bulletins

Related Articles

Just Published

20 minutes ago

Why we’re trading 17 opens tabs for one good ...

Between comparison charts and keywords searches, the humble product page has begun to lose its shine.

1 hour ago

In 2026, the honeymoon is officially over for ...

The era of the accountable, standardised ecosystem is beginning.

18 hours ago

Gratitude List: What are indie agencies thankful ...

From global awards to brave work, Indian independent ad agencies are grateful that for the opportunity to come out of the shadows of larging holding companies.

23 hours ago

Media fragmentation: The unfair opportunity ...

What we call 'media fragmentation' is simply reality catching up with an industry that prefers linear planning templates.