Campaign India Team
Apr 28, 2014

Vodafone Zoozoos push more products, on the sets

Watch the ad films conceptualised by Ogilvy & Mather here

After releasing two films that went on air on during the first IPL match on 16 April, Vodafone rolled out three more films last week.
 
The films follow on the lines of the first two, with the Zoozoos enacting roles in popular TV show formats. One of them shows a scene from a dare show, where a Zoozoo is shown facing a lot of insects. In between the task, the Zoozoo reaches out to its phone and pays its Vodafone bill. The title introduces the service and reads 'Pay your bill from anywhere, Download my Vodafone App'.
 

The second film shows a scene from a fitness show. The Zoozoos are shown dancing to high tempo music at the start, but that decreases over gradually, before finally going off. The instructor is shown kicking the music player, which leads the tempo to be back. The film ends with the title introducing 'Booster Packs' which helps in regaining internet speed after a set consumption slows it down.

 
The third film is set in a shoot location. It shows a male Zoozoo playing on his mobile phone. His female co-star looks to him and grabs his phone and makes a call. He looks worried about the bill he's going to receive as his co-star continues talking on the phone. The film ends with the title introducing '95 per cent off on international roaming' on Vodafone.

Vodafone’s campaign during IPL 2014 will be supported by OOH, digital and other mediums, informed a statement from the company.
 
Credits
 
Client: Vodafone India
Creative agency: Ogilvy & Mather (Mumbai)
Media agency: Maxus 

 

Source:
Campaign India

Follow us

Top news, insights and analysis every weekday

Sign up for Campaign Bulletins

Related Articles

Just Published

12 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.

12 hours ago

Media’s year of reset and recalibration

In 2026, the real shift in media will not be about platforms, channels or formats, but how attention is engineered and measured.

13 hours ago

Shark Tank India returns to television, chasing ...

Season five’s TV comeback underscores that reaching its next growth phase will depend on advertisers evolving with audiences, not slicing them into narrow demographics.

14 hours ago

The 2025 Wrap: Top M&A deals

Adland’s holding groups went on a 2025 buying spree, with Omnicom forming the world’s largest agency via IPG, while Publicis and Havas scooped up APAC indies amid a martech and AI boom.