Campaign India Team
Jun 08, 2022

BharatPe believes that the hard work of a SME pays off

Watch the film here

Fintech company, BharatPe, has launched a campaign - ‘Hai Yakeen’ (there’s belief), to highlight the dreams and tenacity of offline merchants and SMEs (small and medium-sized enterprises). The film aims to celebrate the success stories of Indian entrepreneurs across a range of industries. 
 
The film features the stories of six small business owners and showcases how they fulfilled their big dreams with their determination and hard work. It indicates the trust that BharatPe has in the growth potential of the offline merchants, who use the app to grow their story in the digital world.
 
Parth Joshi, chief marketing officer, BharatPe, said, “For us, ‘Bharat’ stands for the indomitable spirit, can-do attitude, and the tenacity to bring change. This is the reflection of millions of merchants who are silently marching forward to shape the nation and are the soul of Aatmanirbhar Bharat. Their dreams, aspirations, efforts, and innovative thinking can be seen everywhere, every street, every corner, every city- across the country. BharatPe was designed with the intent to empower these millions of offline merchants who play an integral role in building new India. With this campaign, we celebrate millions of untold stories and hope to inspire a whole new set of merchants to believe in the power of their dreams. We are grateful to our 8 million+ merchant partners who have put their faith in us. We are committed to build products that will empower millions of offline retailers and SMEs in the country.”
 
The campaign will be rolled out across TV, OTT and digital media.
 
Source:
Campaign India

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