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Zepth appoints YAAP as creative and digital agency
NEW DELHI: Specialised content agency YAAP has won the mandate for Zepth and will be tasked with expanding and building the global construction software company’s digital presence and communications. This will include brand and communication development across social media and digital media channels and other key touchpoints. Zepth is rapidly expanding across different geographies around the globe with a strong presence in the Middle East and South Asia.
Zepth founder-CEP Prasoon Shrivastava said, “We’re excited to have set out on this journey with YAAP as our creative and digital partners. As an organization Zepth is on a mission to radically change the world of construction software as a whole through disruptive innovation. YAAP is going to play a crucial role in helping us pave the way towards this goal with their creative and digital expertise.”
YAAP partner Manan Kapur said, “Our goal with Zepth is to help them become one of the foremost construction management software in the world. The journey of interacting with the Zepth team has been really exciting so far. It’s great to work with a team that shares the same passion towards great creative work as us and we’re looking forward to some interesting work to come from this partnership.”
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Raymond Lifestyle unveils ‘Homecoming’ in ‘The Complete Man’ series
New ad film celebrates modern fatherhood with emotional presence, rolls out on OTT, cinemas and OOH.
MUMBAI: Raymond just reminded every dad that the real suit of armour isn’t wool, it’s choosing family over the next email ping. Raymond Lifestyle has launched the latest chapter in its iconic “The Complete Man” campaign with a heartfelt ad film titled “Homecoming”, spotlighting the shift from the always-busy provider to an emotionally present, empathetic father. The creative, conceptualised by Omnicom, captures a man returning home after a long day, still tethered to work, but making one decisive choice: he disconnects, steps away from his phone, and dives wholeheartedly into his children’s game spreading warmth and cheer that money can’t buy.
The film gently reframes modern masculinity, showing that true completeness lies not just in professional success but in knowing when to pause and for whom. It taps into the quiet luxury of time in an era of endless notifications and shrinking attention spans.
The campaign debuts during the final 10 matches of the T20 World Cup on JioHotstar, capturing peak national viewership, before transitioning to a massive theatrical rollout across 1,300 plus cinema screens nationwide. The push is timed with anticipated blockbuster releases Toxic (19 March) and Dhurandhar 2 (8 March), supported by high-frequency digital CTV ads and close to 100 outdoor sites for sustained visibility.
Raymond Lifestyle Ltd, CEO Satyaki Ghosh said, “In India, the notion of being a man is undergoing a profound shift and ‘The Complete Man’ campaigns have always held a mirror to the changing norms within society. Our latest ad film is an ode to simple gestures that showcase the affectionate dimension of his personality.”
Omnicom president & managing partner for growth & strategy Saad Khan added, “The Complete Man has always evolved with the world, yet at the core he has held the same fundamental principle that success is built on empathy, compassion and taking care of family. This campaign is the next step in redefining what it means to be complete in today’s time.”
In a world racing against notifications, Raymond’s latest creative quietly asks, when the day ends, who really wins the inbox or the people waiting at home? With warmth, humour and emotional precision, “Homecoming” answers that question in a way that lingers long after the credits roll.
