Brands
Trilok plugs into brand love
MUMBAI: Move over boy bands, make way for bot bands. Trilok, India’s first AI-powered rock group, is tuning up the cultural charts and now brands are singing along.
After grabbing eyeballs with its debut single Achyutam Keshavam, the band has found unlikely but exciting backers in boAt, Rowdy Club, and now, Magic Moments Music Studio, the latter launching a fresh series titled Magic Moment of the Month, an intimate, behind-the-scenes peek into the band’s surreal, stylised world.
While boAt co-founder Aman Gupta has publicly lauded the project and Rowdy Club is leaning into the visual cool of Trilok’s mask-heavy aesthetic, Magic Moments is adding some heart to the hardware, capturing the band’s jam sessions, rehearsal-room rambles, fan shout-outs, and quieter reflections between the noise. Think sleek, bottle-inspired visuals with an AI-soul twist.
“Magic Moments Music Studio has always celebrated expression, musical connection, nostalgia and the joy that comes from shared experiences. Collaborating with Trilok felt like a natural next step — it’s fresh, it’s bold, and it’s tapping into something culturally deep while also experimenting with the future. We believe in the power of new formats to spark new emotions, and Trilok is doing exactly that. This partnership is about capturing those real, in-between moments — where the magic actually happens,” said Radico Khaitan Ltd COO Amar Sinha.
Born from Collective’s AI innovation lab, the folks behind digital personas Kavya Mehra and Radhika Subramaniam, Trilok is no moodboard mood music. It’s built to perform, provoke, and be playlisted, a full-bodied AI act with its own lore, lyricism, and layered persona-driven storytelling.
Part myth, part machine, and full-on GenZ bait, Trilok blends human creativity with algorithmic power to deliver audio-visual drops that are as memorable as they are mosh-pit ready. And with a debut album on the way, the buzz is only getting louder.
From digital dazzle to brand deals, this AI band isn’t just making music, it’s making marketing history.
Brands
Pee Safe signs Smriti Mandhana as ambassador for comfort-led hygiene push
Cricketer to front Comfort Range as brand drives open dialogue on periods
MUMBAI: Pee Safe has roped in Smriti Mandhana, vice-captain of the Indian women’s cricket team, as its new brand ambassador, marking a fresh push to position comfort at the centre of feminine hygiene.
The partnership, announced as the brand marks its ninth foundation year, will see Mandhana front Pee Safe’s Comfort Range, which includes products such as period panties, panty liners, ultra-thin pads, night pads and toilet seat sanitisers. The move aims to deepen the brand’s connect with consumers while normalising conversations around menstrual health.
By bringing in a high-profile sportsperson known for her calm and confident demeanour, the brand is betting on relatability and influence to challenge lingering taboos. The collaboration is rooted in a shared intent to make comfort a non-negotiable aspect of hygiene, rather than an afterthought.
Speaking on the association, Pee Safe founder Vikas Bagaria said, “At Pee Safe, the vision has always been to redefine feminine hygiene by placing comfort, dignity, openness, and access at its core. Smriti Mandhana reflects this philosophy effortlessly. Her confidence and willingness to break social barriers are a powerful voice for change.”
Sharing her perspective, Smriti Mandhana added, “I don’t think comfort should ever be something you have to think twice about or compromise on. It should just be a given. That’s what stood out to me about Pee Safe, as they’re trying to make comfort a priority, not an afterthought.”
The brand also plans to use the association to strengthen its reach among urban consumers while expanding its footprint across markets. With rising awareness and evolving attitudes, the category is seeing a shift towards products that blend functionality with ease and confidence.
By aligning with Mandhana, Pee Safe is not just endorsing products but pushing a broader message. In a space often clouded by hesitation, the brand is placing comfort and conversation front and centre, aiming to make both feel entirely natural.
