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RK Swamy BBDO creates Parryware’s new ad campaign
Mumbai: As part of RK Swamy BBDO‘s Parryware relaunch mandate, the agency has created an ad campaign for sanitary brand Parryware.
In this campaign, the agency calls the bathroom ‘Apna sa Kona‘ – your very own space. “This insight is based on special moments which one spends in a bathroom,” the company said.
R K Swamy BBDO New Delhi senior partner Sunil Kukreti said, “The insight of the campaign is that the bathroom is one place in the house where you can be yourself. You might cry, dance or just ponder in this one space, which is truly yours. The ‘Apna sa Kona‘ campaign is created around this.”
The campaign will use the print and TV medium.
MAM
Kartik Vishwanathan returns to WPP Media as VP – investments
14-year Mindshare veteran takes special assignment role from February 2026.
MUMBAI: Kartik Vishwanathan has made a sharp return on investment rejoining WPP Media, the very organisation that shaped a big chunk of his professional journey. The seasoned media executive has been appointed vice president for investments (Special Assignment) at WPP Media, effective February 2026. He will contribute to both regional and global priorities in this strategic mandate.
With over 14 years and 7 months at Mindshare, Vishwanathan brings deep expertise across investment strategy, strategic initiatives, and integration. His most recent role was Head of Investment Strategy – Mindshare China (Dec 2019–Oct 2023) in Shanghai, following his stint as Head – Strategic Initiatives and Integration – Mindshare India (Jun 2018–Nov 2019). Earlier, he served as Principal Partner at The Exchange in Mumbai (Jan 2016–Jun 2018).
Before Mindshare, he held short-term roles as Process Manager – Pricing Analytics at eClerx and Project Manager at Fractal Analytics in Mumbai.
Vishwanathan holds an Executive Programme in Business Management from Indian Institute of Management Calcutta (May 2007–Apr 2008) and a Post Graduate Certification in Advertising and Public Relations from MICA (2011–2012).
His return to WPP comes at a time when the media investment landscape is evolving rapidly, with brands demanding sharper, more integrated strategies across platforms. For someone who cut his teeth at the agency group years ago, this homecoming feels less like a new chapter and more like picking up a well-worn, high-return playbook.
