Nerolac takes a dig at distemper in latest campaign

Nerolac takes a dig at distemper in latest campaign

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MUMBAI: Kansai Nerolac has relaunched its popular interior paint, Nerolac Beauty Emulsion, positioning it as a more discerning choice of paint in the long run. Through this campaign, the brand also attempts to dispel the notion of emulsion paints being more expensive than distemper.

The film has been launched across popular offline and online platforms in India.

The TVC, conceptualised and executed by Publicis India, begins in a middle-class home wherein a young boy is asking his girlfriend’s parents for her hand in marriage and the parents then call out the painter who’s been applying Nerolac Beauty Emulsion in another room and asks him as to why they have chosen Nerolac Beauty Emulsion over distemper this year. The TVC ends with the painter along with the parents re-iterating the brand promise of ‘Bachat full. Deewarein beautiful.’

Kansai Nerolac Paints director - decorative and industrial sales and marketing Anuj Jain says, “Our beauty emulsion offers a great finish with longer life and the coverage is much better than distemper, hence, making it a right choice for people looking to paint their homes.”

Publicis India managing director and chief creative officer – South Asia Bobby Pawar adds, “Nerolac Beauty is a popular emulsion. The idea therefore needed to be rooted in the notion of discernment amongst masses. And that’s how the peculiar situation of the parents’ judgement and acumen about the choice of their daughter’s groom came about.”