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LenDenClub pushes “how lending for a day leads to earnings” concept
MUMBAI: What if every day could feel like a celebration?
Indian peer to peer (P2P) lending platform LenDenClub is working on making this dream a reality with its latest campaign, “Banao har din ho khaas, daily earnings ke saath.”
The campaign takes a playful yet impactful approach to showcase how daily earnings can turn life’s little hurdles into empowering victories, proving that financial stability doesn’t just balance the books—it uplifts the spirit with LenDenClub’s new offering- which is the daily earnings option. The advertising aims to create awareness that the new option allows lenders to earn income daily, with both interest and principal repayments credited directly to their bank accounts, providing consistent cash flow for daily expenses or long-term financial growth. The campaign, now live on YouTube and Instagram, highlights this innovative daily earning solution.
With the tagline, “Banao har din khaas, daily earning ke saath,” the campaign dives into the challenges and triumphs of everyday life with two hilarious and heartwarming ad films featuring MTV Roadies fame Suchit Vikram Singh, actor Vivek Raaj Sharma (Surrogacy [2021], Bewafai [2023], Freaky Night [2022]) and Deepak B. Daryani (Sikandar Ka Muqaddar [2024], Officer [2018], Bose: Dead/Alive [2017]).
The campaign’s tone blends humor with heart, ensuring that audiences feel both seen and entertained.
Video 1: Debit vs. Credit – A Tale of Two Perspectives
Meet Mr. Debit, forever frazzled by endless debits, and Mr Credit, who effortlessly sails through life thanks to his daily earnings from LenDenClub. The punchline? Daily credits can flip your world from stressed to blessed. Their playful exchange reveals how consistent daily earnings can bring a sense of ease and relief in the face of everyday frustrations.
Link to the ad film: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e4lHLKxZZEU
Video 2: Daily Gifting – The Envy-Inducing Surprise
Imagine receiving a delightful “gift” every day. Mr Profit does, and it’s not long before his curious (and envious!) neighbor discovers the secret behind the joy—LenDenClub’s daily earnings. The result? A new convert to the daily earnings tribe and a very happy ending. The scene humorously captures how these daily credits can transform an ordinary day into something extraordinary, making even the simplest moments feel special.
Link to the ad film: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EIwT7Lp1i8g
LenDenClub co-founder & CEO Bhavin Patel said: “We wanted to tell a story that resonates with every individual who has ever felt the weight of financial stress. Through inspiring narratives, ‘Har Din Ho Khaas’ highlights how our daily earnings feature from our lending offering can turn ordinary days into something truly special. At LenDenClub, we’re not just offering a financial product; we’re creating opportunities for happiness and stability, one day at a time.”
Aiming to raise awareness of the benefits of daily earnings, ‘Har Din Ho Khaas’ follows the success of LenDenClub’s previous campaign, ‘Invest Like Hardik,’ which featured brand ambassador Hardik Pandya, celebrating the bold spirit of modern investing.
Brands
Nykaa eyes majority stake in Deepika Padukone’s 82°E brand
Deal could help scale premium label as Nykaa sharpens its beauty play
MUMBAI: Nykaa is in advanced discussions to acquire a majority stake in 82°E, the premium skincare label founded by Deepika Padukone, according to media reports.
The proposed deal signals Nykaa’s intent to deepen its House of Nykaa portfolio while giving 82°E the scale it has struggled to achieve independently. Padukone is expected to retain a minority stake if the transaction goes through.
For Nykaa, the play is both strategic and timely. With a customer base of over 42 million, the company is betting on its strong distribution, logistics, and repeat purchase ecosystem to revive the brand’s momentum. The two sides already share a working relationship, with Padukone serving as Nykaa’s global brand ambassador since September 2025.
Launched in late 2022, 82°E entered the market with a premium positioning but has faced headwinds. The brand reported revenue of Rs 14.7 crore in FY25, down 30 per cent year on year, alongside losses of Rs 12.26 crore. Industry observers have pointed to steep pricing, a somewhat diffused brand identity, and intense competition from digital-first labels as key challenges.
The potential acquisition also reflects a broader shift in India’s beauty and lifestyle space, where celebrity-led brands are increasingly partnering with larger corporates to unlock scale. Alia Bhatt’s Ed-a-Mamma, for instance, sold a majority stake to Reliance Retail, while Katrina Kaif’s Kay Beauty has emerged as a standout success within Nykaa’s portfolio, clocking Rs 132.4 crore in FY25 revenue.
Nykaa itself has been on a strong growth trajectory. Its parent, FSN E-Commerce Ventures, reported a 156 per cent jump in net profit to Rs 68 crore in the December 2025 quarter, with revenue reaching Rs 2,873 crore.
Nykaa has been steadily building its portfolio through acquisitions such as Dot & Key, Earth Rhythm and Nudge Wellness, signalling a clear push to own and scale homegrown brands.
If the 82°E deal materialises, it could mark a fresh chapter for the label, blending celebrity appeal with corporate muscle. For Nykaa, it is another calculated step in staying ahead in an increasingly crowded beauty aisle.
