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Sonu Sood stresses on fitness in Krishna’s Herbal and Ayurveda’s first TVC
Mumbai: With the pandemic coming into our lives, the world’s focus has been shifting towards good health and immunity. The first TVC from the Ayurveda brand, Krishna’s Herbal and Ayurveda focuses on this very aspect. Featuring the Bollywood actor Sonu Sood, the TVC shows the actor emphasising the importance of fitness.
The company had roped in the actor as its brand ambassador in June 2021. In this brand film, the actor shares that ‘Fitness mujhe virasat mein mile hai’ and talks about his journey of practicing healthy habits. He recalls how he was driven by fitness and the passion for making something happen in every phase of his life. ‘Sonu beta fit banega, tabhi to super hit banega,” the actor says in the television commercial.
“We are delighted to associate with Sonu Sood as he knows the importance of health and how Ayurveda helps in the fitness process. We think he is the best person to feature in our TVC and communicate the brand’s message,” said Krishna’s Herbal and Ayurveda founder Shrawan Daga.
Founded in 2007, Krishna’s Herbal and Ayurveda, is a Jodhpur-based manufacturer and supplier of Ayurvedic juices, medicines, churna, and herbal beauty products, among other 150 SKUs. With a pan-India presence, the brand plans to expand its business to Poland, the UK, America, and Israel, said the statement.
The products are also available at all Ayurvedic and medical outlets across the country and on e-commerce sites such as Amazon, Flipkart, 1MG, BigBasket, JiomMrt, Netmeds.
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