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Star Champions ka World Cup
Storyboard:
The film is simple with impactful lyrics and delightful music. It opens with a montage of Indian cricket fans going about their everyday lives. The film moves on to show how the fans are connected via a common thread of supporting Team India. The emphatic declaration, "Pata hai na, kya dekhega!" is followed by the shots of global cricket heroes coming together for the ICC CT'17. The film closes with the VO, "Ek nahin, yahan aath-aath hain. Saare ke saare baap hain. Har koi dekhega, kyunki yeh hai Champions ka World Cup."
Product Manager:
Gary Grewal
Purpose
of the ad:
The creative is based on the idea that India though being a diverse nation, comes together to support the Indian cricket team on the world stage. The idea comes alive in the form of the 'Har Koi Dekhega' anthem which aptly captures the fans' anticipation for the action-packed tournament.
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