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RAMESH DEO PRODUCTIONS, Mumbai / FLIPKART / 2016
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This film is a journey to show how our wishes are interconnected and how they could be fulfilled with one single brand Flipkart.
It starts with Mr. Subramaniam, who wants to keep himself busy after retirement. He orders the gardening tool & fulfilsl his wish of gardening. The excess fruits from his orchard are sent to his sister who used them to make a cake which is sent to her daughter’s office. The chain continues and we see how we all love to wish & the brand Flipkart is omnipresent at each point. The story covers the whole stretch of India from North to South in the process. At the end we see little girl’s wish for a bag can also be fulfilled by flipkart even in the remotest area. As the VO says at the end “ While some enjoy making a wish, we (flipkart) enjoy fulfilling it.”
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For a long time, Flipkart has been known as the ‘Online megastore.’ Through this campaign, the brand wanted to build a closer human/emotional connect with the consumers.
We found the one thing that’s common to all of us, despite our ages, genders and social classes.
Wishing.
All of us wish for something. A little girl may wish for a soft toy from her mother, a middle-aged couple for their favourite old music, and an old lady for good health.
Wishing gives us hope, wishing excites us, it keeps us in a positive frame of mind, and makes us look forward to life with a little more zest and energy.
This campaign attempts to change the way Flipkart has ever spoken to, or connected with its consumers. The brand has tried to create a real human persona, by embracing every Indian netizen and smart phone user as their family.
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We Knew the music will be the backbone for the visuals and narrative, acting as a third layer so as to help facilitate the storytelling. The idea was not to create a jingle but to make memorable track which will help the narrative flow smoothly.As a reference for style of musical narration, we used Baz Lurhmann’s ‘Sunscreen’ song or Jim Morrison’s ‘The Ghost song’.
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