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Idea Cellular has released an ad film around the
upcoming Raksha Bandhan festival. The TVC created
by Lowe Lintas and Partners went on air on 7 August.
A young woman on a bike stops by a policeman to ask
for directions. He addresses her as sister (behenji) and
guides her. On hearing ‘sister’, she checks his wrist to
see that he isn’t wearing a ‘rakhi’ and asks him why.
He replies that he has been on duty since morning.
She takes a rakhi, ties it on his wrist and wishes him
‘Happy Raksha Bandhan.’ He gets emotional and says
that he has nothing to gift her.
He insists that she take his number and reach out if
she ever has a problem. A voice over signs off saying,
“Public aur police ka beech bandhan - ek accha Idea”
(A bond between public and the police, is a good
idea).
On the campaign, Arun Iyer, national creative
director, Lowe lintas and Partners, said, “Idea Cellular
releases a TVC for every festival. Previously, we have
had TVCs for Diwali, Eid, Christmas, Valentine’s Day
and Holi. So we thought we should take the property
forward and create a TVC for the upcoming festival of
Raksh Bandhan which is a big celebration for
Indians.”
“Normally one associates the festival with a sister
tying a rakhi on her brother’s wrist and he makes a
promise to protect her. So we decided to give the idea
a spin.
The police works very hard for safeguarding the
society and citizens. So we developed a story where we
have a young girl located in city and she is lost.
She approaches the policeman for help. She then
decides to tie a rakhi on his wrist as a gesture of
thanking him for the service provided. The idea was to
bring a lot more trust in the equation between the
citizens and the police,” Iyer added.
Idea Cellular has released an ad film around the Raksha Bandhan festival
Idea Cellular has released an ad film around the Raksha Bandhan festival

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Idea Cellular has released an ad film around the Raksha Bandhan festival

  • 1. Idea Cellular has released an ad film around the upcoming Raksha Bandhan festival. The TVC created by Lowe Lintas and Partners went on air on 7 August.
  • 2. A young woman on a bike stops by a policeman to ask for directions. He addresses her as sister (behenji) and guides her. On hearing ‘sister’, she checks his wrist to see that he isn’t wearing a ‘rakhi’ and asks him why.
  • 3. He replies that he has been on duty since morning. She takes a rakhi, ties it on his wrist and wishes him ‘Happy Raksha Bandhan.’ He gets emotional and says that he has nothing to gift her.
  • 4. He insists that she take his number and reach out if she ever has a problem. A voice over signs off saying, “Public aur police ka beech bandhan - ek accha Idea” (A bond between public and the police, is a good idea).
  • 5. On the campaign, Arun Iyer, national creative director, Lowe lintas and Partners, said, “Idea Cellular releases a TVC for every festival. Previously, we have had TVCs for Diwali, Eid, Christmas, Valentine’s Day and Holi. So we thought we should take the property forward and create a TVC for the upcoming festival of Raksh Bandhan which is a big celebration for Indians.”
  • 6. “Normally one associates the festival with a sister tying a rakhi on her brother’s wrist and he makes a promise to protect her. So we decided to give the idea a spin. The police works very hard for safeguarding the society and citizens. So we developed a story where we have a young girl located in city and she is lost. She approaches the policeman for help. She then decides to tie a rakhi on his wrist as a gesture of thanking him for the service provided. The idea was to bring a lot more trust in the equation between the citizens and the police,” Iyer added.