Campaign India Team
Jul 20, 2022

Nivea gives Taapsee Pannu the courage to fearlessly put her hands up

Watch the film conceptualised by Publicis One Touch here

The skincare brand, Nivea, has rolled out a campaign featuring its brand ambassador, actor Taapsee Pannu for its deo roll-on range. 

 

Conceptualised by Publicis One Touch, the film aims to encourage women to flaunt their underarms confidently. 

 

The film features Pannu painting a wall. She tells the woman beside her who is also painting to 'roll freely' as she isn't making any broad strokes with her paint roller. The other woman tells Pannu that she isn't moving her hands freely because her underarms are patchy. Listening to her issue, Pannu introduces her to Nivea's deo roll-on, which aims to smoothen underarms after shaving or waxing. 

 

Ajay Simha, marketing director, Nivea India, said, “We at Nivea India are championing the offerings that cater to the fast-paced environment we live in. Women with active lifestyles are often looking for a one-stop solution for long-lasting freshness whilst taking care of their delicate underarm skin. Deo roll-ons empower them with that Bindaas (carefree) attitude. We are, therefore, excited to showcase our range of deo roll-ons through this fresh TVC and announce the expansion of our offerings under the iconic pearl and beauty range. Through this we want women to celebrate their skin while flaunting their smooth beautiful underarms with our extensive range of deo roll-ons.”

 

Nikhil Kumar, executive vice president and business head, Publicis One Touch, said, "With this TVC, Nivea is aiming at fueling category growth by tapping into a latent underarm skin issue that continues to remain untapped and unsolved. And by doing this, we will be able to empower women with the much-needed self-confidence to live Bindaas (freely) no matter what!"

Source:
Campaign India

Related Articles

Just Published

27 minutes ago

Love at first credit check?

Infiltrating the matrimonial columns, Paisabazaar flips the script on romance—putting credit scores where horoscopes used to be.

21 hours ago

No one talks about ads anymore: Have they lost ...

Industry leaders weigh in on how brands can help shape pop culture again through innovative storytelling and a balanced approach between creativity and performance.

21 hours ago

75% of marketers report declining returns on social ...

Pouring money into social media ads isn’t paying off for many marketers. As ROI shrinks, here are the alternatives that marketers are exploring to drive results.

22 hours ago

63% of Gen Z Indians give high importance to mental ...

Nearly 78% of India’s Gen Z feel positive about taking responsibility for their own health, finds a global Gen Z study conducted by Burson.