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Grameen Kulfi joins Zakir Khan’s Papa Yaar tour as sponsor

Partnership spans 50 plus shows across 30 plus cities through June 2026.

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MUMBAI: Turns out nostalgia has found a new stage partner and it’s serving punchlines with a side of kulfi. Grameen Kulfi, the kulfi brand from Walko Food Company, has partnered with comedian Zakir Khan’s Papa Yaar India Tour as its first Co-Powered Sponsor, tapping into India’s growing appetite for experience-led brand storytelling.

Produced and promoted by TribeVibe Entertainment, the year-long tour began in July 2025 and concludes in June 2026, covering more than 50 shows across 30-plus cities nationwide.

The collaboration brings together two distinctly Indian crowd-pullers: Zakir Khan’s trademark storytelling, built around everyday emotions and relatable family moments, and Grameen Kulfi’s positioning around nostalgia, familiarity and traditional flavours.

At the centre of the partnership is Papa Yaar, one of Khan’s most personal comedy outings, exploring fatherhood, family dynamics and the quirks of everyday life through his signature conversational style. For Grameen Kulfi, the association reflects a broader shift among consumer brands seeking relevance through culture rather than conventional advertising.

Rather than limiting itself to logo placements, the partnership extends across social media content, city-wise vox-pop activations, backstage interactions with Khan and exclusive fan engagement opportunities. The objective is to weave the brand into the audience experience throughout the tour’s journey.

The move comes as live entertainment increasingly becomes a preferred playground for marketers looking to create deeper consumer connections. Stand-up comedy, in particular, has emerged as a powerful cultural touchpoint, attracting highly engaged audiences across metros and emerging cities alike.

For Grameen Kulfi, the tour offers access to thousands of fans over an extended period rather than a one-off campaign burst. For Zakir Khan, whose stories often draw from the shared experiences of middle-class India, the collaboration aligns with a brand that similarly trades on familiarity and emotional recall.

As brands increasingly chase cultural relevance over traditional reach metrics, partnerships such as this signal how sponsorships are evolving. The goal is no longer simply to be seen, but to become part of the story itself.

And if Papa Yaar is built on memories, emotions and shared laughter, Grameen Kulfi seems keen to ensure audiences leave with one more thing to savour.

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