ZEE5 has unveiled its fresh brand identity centered around the theme ‘Apni Bhasha, Apni Kahaniyan’ — a phrase that celebrates the power and emotion of stories told in one’s own language. This rebranding marks a renewed focus on delivering compelling narratives across Indian languages, strengthening the platform’s connection with audiences who seek culturally rooted content.
As reported by The Hindu, ZEE5’s new visual identity comes with a vibrant, fluid logo design that reflects the diversity and energy of India’s linguistic and cultural landscape. The tagline is more than just a marketing hook — it is positioned as a cultural commitment by ZEE5 to bring forth stories that resonate with the native experiences of its audiences.
Manish Kalra, Chief Business Officer, ZEE5 India, shared that the new identity aims to connect with the “emotional power of stories experienced in one’s own language.” Kalra added that the platform will continue to invest heavily in regional programming, with a strong pipeline of originals, films, and shows across languages like Telugu, Tamil, Bangla, Marathi, and Punjabi, among others.
The platform also introduced a new sonic identity — a custom brand sound — to deepen its emotional resonance. Crafted to complement the visual rebranding, the sound has been designed to evoke a feeling of familiarity, rootedness, and cultural pride.
Speaking about the brand evolution, Kalra noted that ZEE5 has already established itself as a leading OTT player in India’s regional space, and this brand refresh is meant to further cement its position by aligning its identity with its core audience’s sentiments.
ZEE5 currently boasts a library of over 3,500 films, 220 originals, and content in 12 Indian languages. With this new brand identity, the company aims to drive deeper engagement and expand its loyal viewership base by giving prominence to narratives that echo regional voices and emotions.
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