The Adani Group, India’s largest and fastest-growing integrated infrastructure company, has launched a compelling new phase of its ‘Hum Karke Dikhate Hain’ campaign.
According to a press note, the campaign’s focus on human-interest stories, the campaign shifts from highlighting corporate achievements to showcasing the transformative impact of Adani’s infrastructure projects on communities across India.
The inaugural film, ‘Pehle Pankha Phir Bijli’ (First Fan, Then Electricity), produced by Ogilvy India, tells the inspiring story of a young boy in a rural village who dreams of bringing electricity to his community. His faith is realized when an Adani wind turbine generator powers the village with clean energy, symbolizing the Group’s commitment to sustainable growth.
This emotional narrative kicks off a multi-film series under the hashtag #HKKDH, set to roll out across broadcast, digital, and social media platforms in the coming months.
Pranav Adani, Director, Adani Enterprises Limited, remarked, “This campaign reflects the heart of the Adani Group. While we are recognized for our scale and speed, this initiative captures the essence of human stories that inspire and drive change. It underscores our dedication to transforming lives through infrastructure and innovation.”
Piyush Pandey, Chief Advisor, Ogilvy India, added, “This film is a testament to the consumer benefits derived from Adani Renewables’ technological expertise. It emphasizes a human-first approach, resonating deeply with audiences.”
The ‘Hum Karke Dikhate Hain’ campaign highlights the Group‘s role in fostering progress while maintaining a strong emotional connection with the people it serves. The storytelling approach aims to inspire audiences and reinforce Adani’s mission of ‘Growth with Goodness’.
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