MUMBAI: Raksha Bandhan, the festival that celebrates the bond between siblings, is just around the corner. Amazon India has come out with their latest campaign,

#DeliverTheLove as a reminder of what is really important for Raksha Bandhan.

Conceptualised by Ogilvy & Mather, Bangalore, and directed by Amit Sharma of Chrome Pictures, the film beautifully captures the sentiment that nothing can be cherished more than moments spent with your loved ones. This campaign is led by a digital film, and includes Print, OOH, Digital and Radio.

Commenting on the launch of the campaign, Amazon India Spokesperson: Rakhsha Bandhan is a beautiful festival which celebrates a unique bond between a brother and sister. With our fast paced lives, relationships end up taking a back seat. With the campaign #DeliverTheLove, we are trying to communicate that while we can deliver anything you want, anywhere you want, nothing is more important than cherishing the relationship you have with your sibling, by meeting them in person.

Ogilvy executive chairman and creative director Pirush Pandey said : This is a brilliant piece of work. It is a wonderful leadership statement, brilliantly written, acted and directed. Being a brother of seven sisters, I am completely and totally moved.

Ogilvy & Mather India CEO Kunal Jeswani added, “Amazon has everything going for it. A wide selection of products, great quality and customer-friendly service. While it's obviously a great place for India to shop, it's also become the natural choice when you want to send someone a gift. Some festivals like Raksha Bandhan, however, are a little different. Nothing can replace the joy of a brother and sister meeting on Raksha Bandhan. There is a magic there that should never be replaced by anything. Coming from a brand, that is a beautiful, brave statement.”

Ogilvy Bangalore, ECD Mahesh Gharat said, “With this campaign, brand Amazon has taken a higher ground. This is an example of brand courage, where an online shopping brand says that sending a gift is not the same as going and giving it yourself.