ZEE, one of India’s most cherished media brands, has launched its new brand identity—‘Aapka Apna ZEE’. The brand, which reaches 854 million viewers across 208 million households, has taken a resonant turn with a campaign that places togetherness at the heart of its message.
The campaign is built around the evocative theme “Saath aane se baat banti hai”—a simple yet profound idea that underscores the power of unity in transforming everyday lives. The initiative reinforces ZEE’s deep-rooted presence in Indian homes and its emotional connect with audiences across geographies. It marks not just a rebranding, but a reassertion of ZEE’s role as a trusted companion that is not just watched but warmly welcomed.
The campaign unfolds through a multi-lingual series of cinematic brand films in seven languages—Hindi, Marathi, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, Tamil, and Bengali. Each film is rooted in regional nuances, culture, and rituals, giving viewers a mirror that reflects their lived realities. The films are anchored around the deeply emotional story of an army father called away on duty just days before his daughter’s wedding. As he returns on the wedding day, he finds his mohalla—his extended family—has come together to make sure the wedding goes on seamlessly. His wife’s gentle words, “Itna bada parivaar hai, aaram se ho gaya,” beautifully encapsulate the campaign’s message.
What adds another layer of warmth is the appearance of over 25 of ZEE’s most iconic characters—not as celebrities, but as apne log—wholehearted participants in the wedding celebrations. From Bhabiji Ghar Par Hai’s Angoori Bhabi and Vibhuti Narayan Mishra to Jagadhatri’s Durga and Swayambhu, familiar faces join hands across shows and regions, making the viewer feel like part of one big Indian family.
The films explore rich cultural narratives. In Kerala, rain and traditional homes set the stage for a community wedding; in Telangana, a village with a legacy of army service joins hands for the bride’s big day. From Marathi halad chadavane to Bengali uludhwani, and North Indian rooftops buzzing with dholaks, ladoos and sangeet, every frame is an ode to real India—unfiltered and emotionally resonant.
Kartik Mahadev, Chief Marketing Officer, ZEE Entertainment Enterprises Ltd., shared, “The campaign ‘Aapka Apna ZEE’ is a powerful multilingual brand film series that brings alive the essence of the many Indias that live in one country. Each of the seven films is deeply rooted in the cultural milieu of its region. This campaign is a reaffirmation of ZEE’s role as a trusted companion in the daily lives of millions.”
Premiered during the telecast of the 23rd Zee Cine Awards 2025, all seven films were released simultaneously across ZEE’s television and digital platforms, turning the moment into a unique nationwide cultural event.
With this new identity, ZEE doesn’t just reintroduce itself—it rededicates itself to its audience. Through ‘Aapka Apna ZEE’, the brand steps into the future with the assurance that its heart still beats in the rhythm of every Indian home, voice, and celebration.
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