MUMBAI: ACC, the cement brand from Lafarge Holcim group, has launched its new communication campaign ‘Karein Kuch Kamaal’. Created by 82.5 Communications. The campaign targets the individual home builder who plans to construct his own home.
Talking about the new campaign ACC Ltd managing director and CEO Neeraj Akhoury said, “We want to build a new ACC every day and add more cement to our 82 years of trust building. Home building is a celebration of a lifetime; a celebration of a home-builder’s achievements. Our message will resonate far beyond the intended audience and appeal to multiple generations.”
The Ogilvy Group chief creative officer worldwide Piyush Pandey commented, “Cement is a low involvement category. Even though it is a key ingredient in the making of a building, it remains ‘invisible’ to the end user. I think the campaign created by 82.5 Communications overcomes this problem by helping the consumer engage with the ACC brand in an interesting way.”
Chief marketing officer and head - new products and services Ashish Prasad said, "ACC as a brand, has always owned equity and trust in the market. Our brand philosophy is to inspire people to do extraordinary things. Our new campaign communicates that we will be keen partners on their journey towards “Karein Kuch Kamaal”. In this context, it is imperative to engage with a new generation of individual home builders."
82.5 Communications chairman and chief creative officer Sumanto Chattopadhyay said, “Building your own home is a dream come true. But sometimes consumers see the actual process of home building as a challenge. In the new ACC campaign, we have relooked at home-building as a beautiful and joyful process. We roped in international director Anders Forsman to bring a new aesthetic to cement and concrete and to give a magical touch to the portrayal of the construction process.”
82.5 Communications executive creative director and creative head - Mumbai and Kolkata Mayur Varma added, “Through this campaign, ACC wants to share the euphoria of building a house with every Indian home builder. The men in red are the personification of this sentiment.”
