Meta-owned messaging platform WhatsApp on Tuesday launched a campaign titled ‘Scam Se Bacho’ in a bid to create awareness and educate users about the safety measures to be taken while making digital payments.
This campaign which is accompanied by a music video signifies the company’s emphasis on ensuring the safety of users in India’s digital payments space.
The ‘Scam Se Bacho’ music video is a parody rendition of the popular evergreen song, ‘Dekh Ke Chalo’, and delivers the socially relevant message of user safety in a fun and breezy tone, Business Today reported.
The video is conceptualized by ad agency BBDO India and is directed by Shimit Amin.
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