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Sonata launches festive season campaign in Tamil and Marathi languages

Created by DDB Mudra, the films narrate the stories of optimism and progress

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Sonata launches festive season campaign in Tamil and Marathi languages

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Sonata has announced the launch of its festive season hyper-local and multi-channel campaign. The brand has launched two regional ad films on TV and digital, showcasing stories of optimism and progress.

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The films are conceived and produced in regional languages, Tamil and Marathi, celebrating the distinctive cultural nuances of the regions. Sonata’s hyper-local approach has added a regional flavour to the brand’s narrative of progress against all odds.

Subish Sudhakaran, Marketing Head, Sonata, said, “Sonata’s festive campaign celebrates hope and optimism underpinning the festive season. Conversations with our consumers revealed that while they had been through a tumultuous time last year, their adaptability and resilience shone through as they found ways to overcome challenges and support their families and communities. Front line fighters, small business owners, employees, all have overcome trying challenges and paved the way to a new dawn. The new festive campaign celebrates this hope and optimism with a hyper-local treatment that captures these beautiful and stories in a manner that is more relatable and culturally relevant.”

Vishnu Srivastav, Regional Creative Head - Advertising and Digital, DDB Mudra South, shared, “The country is coming out of a lockdown – and finally we believe our time is in our hands. Our audiences want to feel joy, celebrate, and be themselves again – and this is precisely the time we are heading into a festive season. We have created two hyperlocal films for Sonata and the one for Tamil Nadu being the first of its series that celebrates cultural diversity and regional pride. In the film for Maharashtra, time itself takes a bow before the resilience of the land. The effort was to make a film that would not work anywhere else in the country. So, we made it rich in culture and regional nuance. From filmmakers to casting to the inimitable voice of Gautam Vasudev Menon – for Tamil and Makrand Deshpande – for Maharashtra, we wanted to connect strongly to the ethos and pride.”

In the Tamil film, one sees a business moving forward with the help of a young granddaughter and technology, a group of friends celebrating CSK’s win together once again, a doctor who has joined a celebration after a long, busy time and a couple, who’ve found a moment for themselves outdoors again. There’s a sense of optimism brimming, made possible by proud Tamilians who’ve stuck to their roots and stuck together as a community through tough times.

The objective of the Tamil film was to celebrate the roots of Tamil culture which even the youth hold dear and pay tribute to the strong bonds among the community that have paved the way to a new dawn. The film captures this through beautiful yet relatable stories of positivity that we are now seeing emerging from the neighbourhoods of Tamil Nadu. The voice-over is delivered by the renowned director, Vasudev Menon, capturing this everlasting Tamil spirit in a natural, free-flowing narrative.

The Marathi film showcases a young entrepreneur rushing to deliver Purani Poli orders, fierce women practising the ancient martial art of Mardani Khel, a graffiti artist spreading a positive message and a young woman, a biker, giving an elderly woman a ride through a procession. This film celebrates the resilience of Maharashtra that has helped it leave every adversity behind and look towards the new dawn.

The objective of the Marathi film was to celebrate the resilience of Maharashtra by showcasing significant yet young people that represent it best. There's something about the people here that makes them an unstoppable force, and Sonata salutes that. The voice-over of the film is delivered by Makrand Deshpande.

Marathi Film:

Tamil Film:

Credits:

Created by: DDB Mudra, Bangalore

Executive Creative Director: Vishnu Srivatsav

Creative Team: Vasanth Poodipeddi, Sayok Ray, George Sebastian, Akshay Shetty T

Account Management: Nahum Jacob, Kiran Nair, Shweta Goyal

Planning: Vivas Nandhakumar, Anuradha Shrivastava

Production (Tamil Film):

  • Director: Farooq Mohamed
  • Creative Producers: Hari Prasad Uday & George K Antoney
  • Executive Producer: Aarabhi Athreya
  • Narration/Voice-Over: Gautam Vasudev Menon
  • Director of Photography: Niketh Bommi
  • Production Design: Selva
  • Casting Director: Sharanya Spots Talent
  • Costumes & Stylist: Binita Ramanthan
  • Music: Madley Blues

Chief AD: Inigo

  • Assistant Directors: Sriram Rajendran, Hemanth, Yokesh
  • Junior Producer: Preethi Krishna
  • Grading: Suresh Ravi (Mango Post, Chennai)
  • VFX: Mango Post, Chennai
  • Sound Design: Sync Cinema, Chennai
  • Sound Mix: Voiceestore, Chennai
Production Manager: Raju
  • Post Production Supervisor: Sriram Rajendran

Production (Marathi Film):

Production House: Epitome Productions

Director: Vibhu Puri

Executive Producer: Govind Agrawal/ Manisha Agrawal

Director of Photography: Kabir Tejpal

Voice: Makrand Deshpande

Music: Monty Sharma

Post Production Head: Ghanteshwar Guru

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