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Heartfelt Raksha Bandhan ad: PALMONAS’ touching ‘Thank You Bhaiya’ film melts hearts
Mumbai: PALMONAS, India’s first demi-fine jewellery brand has released a new film “Thankyou Bhaiya”, celebrating Raksha Bandhan. The film captures the essence of the relationship between siblings, depicting the unconditional love, strength and support of brothers and sisters towards each other. Interestingly, a brother-sister relationship always starts off with a tug-of-war and gradually develops into an unshakable companionship that endures forever.
The film opens with a woman entering her new house that she has built with her own hard work over the years. While she recalls her journey she also credits her brother for his support throughout. Each scene unfolds to show a brother who doesn’t hold back his sister but encourages her to fly high. As she follows her dreams, her brother becomes her guide and constantly reminds her to chase her dreams.
Through the film, PALMONAS showcases how a brother encourages his sister to pursue her dreams while being her biggest cheerleader and pillar of strength. The pledge of a brother to protect his sister is not about limiting or sheltering her; it is about enabling and empowering her to explore the vast skies of her dreams. This Raksha Bandhan, PALMONAS encourages viewers to celebrate the sibling relationship that nurtures, uplifts and inspires because when brothers become the wind beneath their sisters’ wings, they create a world where dreams have no limits.
“This film is a tribute to all of the siblings for everything they do for one another throughout their lives. We wanted to make a video that emphasised the value that siblings bring to each other’s lives by encouraging each other to achieve their goals and always having one another’s back. The film captures the essence of Raksha Bandhan and aligns with our brand value of empowering women every day. With this film, we hope to inspire more brothers to support their sisters’ dreams and help them conquer the world”, said PALMONAS co-founder and CEO Pallavi Mohadikar.
“We hope that ‘Thankyou Bhaiya’ will inspire more brothers to come forward this Raksha Bandhan to appreciate their sisters’ dreams and show them love and support. The film will appeal to the viewers because it highlights the bond between siblings and their distinct ways of showing affection for one another. We as a brand believe in creativity and deep relationships, and our superbly created 18K gold plated rakhis collection, crafted to symbolise the unique link between brothers and sisters, exemplifies this”, she added.
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Marengo Asia Hospitals appoints Pallavi Mishra as PR head
15 plus years experience; joins from Kaizzen to lead reputation and comms strategy.
MUMBAI: In the business of healing, words matter almost as much as medicine and Pallavi Mishra is stepping in to script the next chapter. Marengo Asia Hospitals has appointed Mishra as head of public relations & communications, bringing on board a communications professional with over 15 years of experience spanning consulting and agency-led mandates. The move signals a sharper focus on narrative-building as the hospital network expands in an increasingly competitive healthcare market.
Mishra joins from Kaizzen, where she served as director – PR. Her previous roles include senior consultant at First Partners and senior manager at Percept India, where she worked across strategy, crisis communications, media relations, and public policy. Her career has largely centred on helping organisations manage reputation while navigating scale, scrutiny, and transition.
In her new role, Mishra will oversee brand reputation across all verticals, with a mandate to strengthen Marengo Asia Hospitals’ public narrative through consistent and meaningful brand-building efforts.
Announcing the move on Linkedin, she noted that the role brings together her interest in healthcare communications, storytelling, and purpose-led branding, adding that she looks forward to contributing to the organisation’s focus on patient-first care, accessibility, affordability, accountability, and innovation.
The appointment comes as Marengo Asia Hospitals continues to scale its presence, with the addition of a seasoned communications leader expected to bring greater coherence to its messaging while aligning closely with its patient-centric positioning.
