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First glance leaves a glow as Mrunal Thakur becomes the face of Dyna
MUMBAI: Mrunal Thakur is all set to make first impressions even more striking this time, as the face of Dyna. The premium beauty soap brand has roped in the movie actress as its brand ambassador for the latest campaign, “Pehli Jhalak Kare Khoobsurat Asar” (First Glance Leaves a Beautiful Impact). And much like Mrunal’s journey from television to the big screen, Dyna, too, is stepping into a new era of premium skincare.
The partnership is a strategic move for Dyna, a brand known for its 76 per cent TFM Grade 1 soap with 0 per cent fillers marking it as a superior choice in the beauty segment. With a growing demand for indulgent skincare that doesn’t compromise on quality, the brand aims to reinforce its position as the go-to beauty soap for those who prioritise both nourishment and elegance.
“Mrunal Thakur represents everything Dyna stands for grace, poise, and timeless beauty. Her journey from television to Bollywood mirrors our brand’s evolution, making her the perfect ambassador. We are excited about this collaboration and believe it will elevate Dyna’s appeal among beauty-conscious consumers,” said Anchor Consumer Products director Karan Shah.
“I am thrilled to partner with Dyna, a brand that truly understands the essence of beauty and confidence. The new campaign beautifully captures the magic of first impressions, and I love how Dyna empowers women to feel their best every day. It’s an exciting journey, and I’m looking forward to being a part of it,” said Mrunal Thakur.
Directed by Uzer Khan and produced by 30Sec of Fame, Dyna’s latest TVC showcases Mrunal as the epitome of effortless beauty, leaving a lasting impact wherever she goes. The visual narrative seamlessly ties into the brand’s tagline, reinforcing the idea that true confidence begins with the right skincare.
To amplify the campaign, Dyna will roll out extensive promotions across television, digital platforms (Youtube, Instagram, Facebook, and OTT), in-store branding, and influencer collaborations. Mrunal’s presence will also extend to product packaging, reinforcing her connection with the brand at every touchpoint.
With a blend of premium elegance and sustainability thanks to recyclable packaging Dyna’s latest campaign is more than just about beauty; it’s about embracing confidence with conscious choices. As the brand expands its footprint across modern trade, general trade, and e-commerce, this partnership with Mrunal Thakur is set to make waves, proving that the first glance really does leave a lasting glow.
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Primus Partners appoints Akasa Air co-founder Neelu Khatri as independent director
Veteran aviation and defence professional joins as independent director
NEW DELHI: Primus Partners has appointed Neelu Khatri, a founding member of Akasa Air, as an independent director, strengthening the consulting firm’s board as it prepares for its next phase of growth.
Khatri brings more than three decades of experience across defence, aviation, aerospace technology and consulting. She was part of the core team that helped build Akasa Air from concept to launch, contributing to what has been widely described as one of the fastest airline scale ups in recent aviation history.
At Primus Partners, she will provide strategic guidance on corporate governance and help steer the firm’s long term growth plans. Her experience of building a start up into a full scale organisation is expected to support the consulting firm as it expands its footprint.
Primus Partners co-founder and chairperson Davinder Sandhu, said the appointment brings valuable expertise to the board. “Neelu’s journey across defence, aviation and consulting brings a rare blend of operational insight and strategic thinking. Her experience in rapidly scaling Akasa Air will be invaluable as we continue to grow while maintaining a strong focus on corporate governance,” he said.
Primus Partners, an India headquartered management consulting and solutions firm, has emphasised governance and board oversight since its early days. The company has also taken an unconventional approach by inviting its Gen Z employees to attend board meetings so that younger perspectives can contribute to discussions.
Speaking on her appointment, Khatri said the consulting sector is entering a transformative period shaped by emerging technologies. “The industry is evolving rapidly with the rise of AI. This is an exciting moment for an Indian origin consulting firm like Primus Partners to expand its product offerings and strengthen its presence globally,” she said.
She added that as the firm pursues ambitious expansion plans, her focus will be on ensuring strong governance frameworks and effective risk management as the organisation scales.
