Spykar, India’s premier denim and casual wear brand, has recently unveiled its integrated campaign, aimed to inspire and mobilize the country’s youth to participate in the upcoming general elections.
A captivating brand film designed to instil a sense of responsibility and enthusiasm among young and first-time voters, urging them to exercise their democratic rights. Through a dynamic narrative, the film portrays the pivotal moment when two young girls, captivated by a boy at a café, choose to overlook him upon discovering his failure to vote. The central message conveyed by Spykar is that if you have not voted, you are not cool.
Through this campaign, Spykar aims to create a memorable brand experience by offering exciting rewards to those who visit Spykar stores and flash their inked fingers – a symbol of their participation in the democratic process. Spykar is also urging voters to share their inked finger selfies on Instagram and other social media platforms for rewards from the brand.
Sanjay Vakharia, Co-Founder and CEO, of Spykar, commented, “Today’s youth is different from that of the yesteryears. Apart from being rebellious, fun-loving, and carefree, they are conscious and take their social responsibilities very seriously.” He further added, “We wanted to bring these virtues to the forefront. Choosing who should lead us to a better tomorrow is our right and to vote is our obligation towards protecting the future of our country; nothing less will do – that’s the mindset of the young and restless of our generation which this film intends to resonate with.”
Brandmovers India is the creative agency behind the latest Spykar election campaign. The integrated marketing campaign will be released across channels such as social, digital, retail POS, outdoor, digital outdoor, and print, for audiences across the country.
Suvajyoti Ghosh, MD & Chief Creative Officer, Brandmovers India, remarked: “When the team at Spykar approached us with a brief to create conversations around the Indian general elections and assert its relevance among its young, restless and opinionated audience, we took the opportunity to make a meaningful impact on the contemporary youth by urging them to vote instead of just having or sharing opinions on social media.”