Brands
Bajaj Electricals launches multimedia campaign to promote new range of fans
Mumbai: Bajaj Electricals has launched a new multimedia campaign titled ‘Fan Nahin Fantastic’ to unveil its technologically superior range of fans. The campaign is currently live across TV, print, digital and in-store display.
Through this launch, Bajaj Electricals retains its position as the go-to contemporary fan brand for the modern Indian consumer. The brand’s creative agency McCann Worldgroup India has worked on the films.
By introducing such unique advanced features, the brand has reaffirmed its position as a leading player and consumer’s go-to choice in the fan category. Founded on the pillars of innovation, technology and nuanced understanding of the consumers, Bajaj Electricals continues its journey towards building the future and opening the world to newer possibilities.
The brand’s consumer research highlighted that modern Indian consumers are increasingly looking for new-age features in fans and the top three factors they consider while purchasing a fan are speed of the fan, preference for low noise and aesthetic fans that can uplift the home décor, said the statement.
Keeping this in mind, Bajaj Electricals’ latest offering caters to all these requirements. The range includes the super high-speed 425 RPM fans that offer a high blast of air for quick comfort, silent fans with reduced noise levels and decorative fans in ceiling, tower & pedestal range that are in the premium category. The newly launched models can be purchased from all leading retail outlets and e-commerce websites.
“Over the years we have tried to understand the requirements of the consumer and have added Super High-Speed, Silent and Decorative fans to our existing vast range,” said Bajaj Electricals business head of consumer products Krishna Raman. “The latest campaign ‘Fan Nahin Fantastic’ is an interesting articulation of the changing needs of today’s modern consumer and we hope the new TVC shown in a lighter vein will strike a chord with them. With the latest range, we aim to go beyond the basic requirement of fans as an appliance by enhancing functionality and appearance in a way that enables our fans to seamlessly fit in our consumer’s daily life.”
“We wanted to create a sharp, disruptive, and humorous storytelling that is completely driven by functionality and highlights the product proposition. The new range of Bajaj fans are designed with technological innovation that offer a bouquet of consumer benefits, tailored to the varied demands of the new-age consumers. And our campaign idea ‘Fan Nahin Fantastic’ demonstrates and underlines this unique proposition,” added McCann Worldgroup executive director and head of creative Ashish Chakravarty.
Brands
Tessolve lands a semiconductor veteran to drive its next big push
Ravi Kumar Chirugudu, who started his career at ISRO and has spent 35 years building chips and companies, joins the Bengaluru-based firm as president and chief operating officer
BENGALURU: Tessolve has never been shy about its ambitions. The Bengaluru-based engineering services firm already counts 18 of the world’s top 20 semiconductor companies among its clients, employs more than 3,500 engineers across 12 countries, and last year pocketed a $150m investment from TPG. Now it has hired the executive it believes can turn those assets into something bigger. Ravi Kumar Chirugudu, a 35-year semiconductor veteran who once built satellite payloads for ISRO and has since scaled engineering organisations across three continents, joins as president and chief operating officer, effective immediately.
THE MAN AND THE MANDATE
The appointment is, by any measure, a serious hire. Ravi Kumar Chirugudu comes to Tessolve after senior leadership stints at HCL Technologies, Altran and Wipro, where he managed large profit-and-loss portfolios and oversaw cross-regional teams. Over the course of his career, he has been instrumental in bringing more than 1,000 new products to market across the high-tech, energy and manufacturing verticals. Before the private sector claimed him, he began his working life as a scientist at the Indian Space Research Organisation, contributing to research and development in charge-coupled device technology and satellite payloads, a foundation that shaped everything that followed.
In his new role, he will lead Tessolve’s global growth strategy: expanding its engineering capabilities, deepening customer relationships and accelerating innovation across semiconductor and high-performance computing domains. The brief is broad, but the context is specific. Tessolve operates in the $550 billion global semiconductor market, and its recent moves, the acquisition of Germany’s Dream Chip Technologies and the TPG funding round, have sharpened both its reach and its expectations.
Srini Chinamilli, co-founder and chief executive of Tessolve, is characteristically direct about why Ravi Kumar Chirugudu was the choice:
“As we scale our global semiconductor and system engineering capabilities, Ravi’s appointment marks an important step forward. As global semiconductor demand continues to accelerate across industries, it is creating significant opportunities across the semiconductor lifecycle, from design, packaging, validation and systems integration. Ravi’s deep knowledge and leadership in this ecosystem brings the right mix of industry expertise, customer connect and execution capability, which will play a key role in strengthening our position as a trusted global engineering partner and reinforcing our market leadership.”
THE NEW ARRIVAL SPEAKS
Ravi Kumar Chirugudu, for his part, frames the move in terms of timing and culture, two factors that veteran executives tend to weigh as heavily as title or compensation:
“I am happy to join Tessolve at a time when the industry is rapidly evolving towards more complex, AI-driven systems. What stands out to me is its strong people-first culture and its commitment to bringing value to its customers. The strength of its global team, combined with its deep expertise in semiconductor innovation and next-generation product engineering, creates a solid foundation to build differentiated, scalable solutions. I look forward to working closely with the team to drive strategic growth and strengthen its role in shaping the global semiconductor ecosystem.”
The reference to AI-driven systems is not incidental. The semiconductor industry is in the midst of a structural reshaping, driven by the insatiable compute demands of artificial intelligence. For engineering services firms like Tessolve, which offers end-to-end capabilities from silicon design to packaged parts and invests in high-performance computing, high-speed interfaces, photonics and 5G, the moment is both an opportunity and a test. The company says it is well positioned to capture the next wave of industry growth. Ravi Kumar Chirugudu is now the person who has to prove it.
He came in from outer space, literally, and spent three decades learning how the semiconductor industry works from the inside out. Now Tessolve is betting that accumulated knowledge can help it cross the next frontier. In the $550 billion global chip market, the gap between ambition and execution is measured in engineering hours and leadership quality. Tessolve has just gone shopping for both.
