The Adani Group has unveiled its latest brand film, ‘Aapke Safar Ke Humsafar,’ under its flagship #HumKarkeDikhateHain platform, highlighting the emotional strength of human connection and passenger-first service at Adani Airports.
The film reinforces the group’s belief that world-class infrastructure can create meaningful, memorable experiences for travellers.
Moving beyond its scale and operations, the Adani Group continues to focus on storytelling that reflects the impact of its services on people’s lives. The new film stays rooted in this philosophy.
Ajay Kakar, Head – Corporate Branding, Adani Group, said the campaign mirrors the Group’s core spirit, “Our airports open the world to Indians and open India to the world. This film reflects our aspiration to make every traveller’s journey magical and memorable,” he stated.
Ogilvy India’s Chief Creative Officers, Kainaz Karmakar and Harshad Rajadhyaksha, said the #HumKarkeDikhateHain series has consistently showcased how the Group is creating lasting change across the country.
“This story continues that journey, showing how Adani Airports are setting global benchmarks while keeping people at the heart of everything,” they said. The duo also dedicated the film to the late Piyush Pandey, acknowledging his guidance and creative warmth that helped shape the project. Pandey—who passed away in October 2025—was closely involved in this film, making it one of his final works.
Directed by National Film Award and Filmfare Award-winner Shoojit Sircar, the film is set inside a lively Adani Airport. It follows an elderly couple taking their first international trip, dependent on a handwritten note prepared by their son. When the note goes missing, anxiety takes over—until an airport associate steps in, offering wheelchair support, guiding them through duty-free shopping, ensuring their comfort at the lounge, and personally escorting them to the gate.
The narrative captures how Adani Airports aim to be more than transit hubs, positioning themselves as companions in every traveller’s journey. The film concludes with the campaign’s signature message, “Sirf world-class airports nahi chalate hain… aapke safar mein humsafar ban jaate hain. Adani. Hum karke dikhate hain.”
Conceptualised by Ogilvy India, the film carries a sentimental weight for the Group as it honours Piyush Pandey’s legacy—his belief in heartfelt, human-first storytelling continues to shape the campaign.
The film, ‘Aapke Safar Ke Humsafar,’ is now available for viewers on the Adani Group’s official channels.
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