Aquaguard joins TVF’s Gram Chikitsalay Universe with two new branded content films

Eureka Forbes has extended its partnership with The Viral Fever (TVF) with a new branded content campaign featuring Aquaguard within the world of Gram Chikitsalay. The collaboration comprises two films that use the show’s characters and narrative setting to highlight different aspects of the water purifier brand, including safe drinking water and its 4-Year Unconditional Warranty.

The first film focuses on the importance of consuming safe drinking water. Set within the familiar Gram Chikitsalay universe, the story uses the show’s humour and character dynamics to raise a question around the safety of drinking water before introducing Aquaguard as part of the conversation.

The second film takes a different approach, focusing on the experience of owning an appliance. An unexpected repair bill becomes the starting point for a conversation around maintenance costs and the uncertainty associated with appliance ownership. The film subsequently highlights Aquaguard’s 4-Year Unconditional Warranty as a proposition aimed at offering consumers greater assurance during the ownership period.

According to the company, the two films have been developed around situations that fit naturally within the Gram Chikitsalay universe rather than functioning as standalone product advertisements. The campaign attempts to address two different stages of the consumer journey — the need for safe drinking water when considering a purchase and the assurance sought after bringing a product home.

 

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Commenting on the collaboration, Anurag Kumar, Chief Growth Officer, Eureka Forbes Limited, said, "The strongest branded content partnerships are built on a clear intersection between consumer relevance and the cultural context in which a brand chooses to participate. Our intent with TVF was not simply to feature Aquaguard within an established entertainment property, but to identify narratives where the brand could have a meaningful role. These two films allow us to address different but equally important moments in the consumer journey, from the fundamental need for safe drinking water to the confidence consumers seek throughout the ownership experience. When the proposition is intrinsically connected to the story, branded content moves beyond visibility and becomes a more effective way of building relevance."

 

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The campaign marks the latest phase of the Aquaguard and TVF partnership, with the brand continuing to explore entertainment-led storytelling to communicate its consumer propositions. By incorporating the brand into the setting and situations associated with Gram Chikitsalay, the collaboration seeks to present its messaging through the show's established narrative format.

The two films are part of Eureka Forbes’ broader content-led brand-building approach, with the company looking to use entertainment properties to engage audiences around everyday consumer concerns.

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