Ad Campaigns
Prega News launches its first-ever TVC with Kajal Agarwal
Mumbai: Mankind Pharma’s pregnancy detection brand Prega News has come up with a new campaign featuring brand ambassador Kajal Agarwal. The brand has launched two TVC’s as part of the campaign accentuating the point that Prega News is one of the most assured and trusted pregnancy detection kits in India.
The TVC’s showcases that Prega News is the most reliable pregnancy kit for expecting mothers giving accurate results in only five minutes. The objective behind the film is to aware people of the benefits of the products.
“Our objective of the campaign is to aware people that Prega News not only gives rapid results but its highly accurate too,” said Mankind Pharma general manager – sales and marketing Joy Chatterjee. “We have become a preferred choice among doctors and expecting moms to be and that is what we played up in the narrative. While saying this, our backend team at Mankind effectively works on the product kits. Our association with Kajal matches our brand ethos, and we are pleased that with the collaboration we would be able to transmit the message to a lot of mothers.”
The first TVC reveals a pharmacy shop where the pharmacist is shown giving an ordinary pregnancy detection card to a woman. Seeing this Kajal intervenes and suggests giving India’s top pregnancy detection kit that provides accurate results and has the trust of doctors and millions of mothers. In the end, she shares that her doctors also recommended the same. The second TVC depicts that Kajal is an expecting mother, and she got the good news with the help of one and only Prega News.
The campaign involves 360-degree brand communications comprising mediums like television, digital, and print. The TVC is executed and conceptualised by the team at ADK Fortune.
“It is indeed an honour and a pleasure to be associated with Prega News, a prominent brand in the pregnancy detection cards. Indeed, the brand has become the most preferred product among expecting mothers. I am delighted to associate with the brand to spread the message of great joy and love,” stated Kajal Agarwal.
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