Nerolacunveils New TVC Campaign with Ma Ka Pa in Tamil Nadu

Jammu Tawi: Kansai Nerolac Paints Limited (KNPL), one of India's leading paint companies, has unveiled a new Television Commercial (TVC) campaign aimed at solidifying its position in Tamil Nadu. Featuring Ma Ka Pa Anand, renowned actor and television presenter, as the brand ambassador for Tamil Nadu, the TVC highlights the features of ‘Nerolac Beauty Little Master Sheen' and ‘Nerolac Suraksha Sheen' under preferred Nerolac Paint+ series.The concept of the TVC revolves around showcasing Nerolac's Paint+ range as the ultimate choice for achieving a luxurious sheen finish at an affordable price point. Through a heartwarming narrative, the film captures the excitement and pride of a young family moving into a new home, accentuated by their admiration for the impeccable sheen of their freshly painted walls. The interblending of culture and relatable interactions with neighbours adds authenticity to the storyline, emphasizing the premium quality of ‘Nerolac Beauty Little Master Sheen' and ‘Nerolac Suraksha Sheen' without the hefty price tag.Rohit Malkani, Senior Vice President – Decorative Sales and Marketing, Kansai Nerolac Paints Limited said, “We are delighted to launch two disruptive products in the Tamil Nadu market with our new TVC. Our consumer insights revealed that every consumer wants a “rich-look” i.e. sheen finish at a price point that is “light on pocket”. For this, we introduced Nerolac Beauty Little Master Sheen and Nerolac Suraksha Sheen which are unique to category products that democratise sheen for consumers. On the launch, Vishal Nicholas, Executive Creative Director at FCB Ulka, said “Kansai Nerolac has a very potent asset in its iconic jingle. Refreshing its composition with such a lively, regional flavour was our way of celebrating its memorability. Keeping that at the heart of the film, we picked the visual devise of sunglasses to work as both, a proof of product performance as well as a cultural callback. Add in the absolutely vibrant frames, the novel nuances, the touches of humour and we knew we had a treat for the ears and the eyes.”