Title | RELEASE THE PRESSURE |
Brand | PEPSICO |
Product / Service | MIRINDA |
Category | F03. Brand Communication |
Entrant | BBDO INDIA Gurgaon, INDIA |
Idea Creation | BBDO INDIA Gurgaon, INDIA |
Media Placement | MINDSHARE Gurgaon, INDIA |
PR | EDELMAN Mumbai, INDIA |
Production | RISING SUN FILMS Mumbai, INDIA |
Additional Company | GLITCH Gurgaon, INDIA |
Name | Company | Position |
---|---|---|
Josy Paul | BBDO INDIA | Chairman and Chief Creative Officer |
Ajai Jhala | BBDO INDIA | Chief Executive Officer |
Rajesh Sikroria | BBDO INDIA | President |
Ritu Sharda | BBDO INDIA | Sr. Executive Creative Director |
Anunay Rai | BBDO INDIA | Sr. Creative Director |
Gaurangi Mathur | BBDO INDIA | Group Head - Copy |
Natasha Mehra | BBDO INDIA | Senior Art Director |
Aakancha | BBDO INDIA | Junior Copywriter |
Shubham Minocha | BBDO INDIA | Junior Art Director |
Ninad Satpute | BBDO INDIA | Vice President Planning |
Rashi Jain | BBDO INDIA | Account Director Planning |
Gireesh Gupta | BBDO INDIA | Executive Vice President |
Proteek Dey | BBDO INDIA | Account Director |
Radheyshyam Keshari | BBDO INDIA | Sr. Account Executive |
Manoj K Yogi | BBDO INDIA | ALL INDIA HEAD - PRINT PRODUCTION AND STUDIO |
Shyamsunder Rawat | BBDO INDIA | Deputy Studio Manager |
Angad Singh Negi | BBDO INDIA | Graphic Designer |
Jitendra Pal Singh | BBDO INDIA | Studio & Production Manager |
K V Krishnam Raju | BBDO INDIA | Agency Producer |
Shoojit Sircar | Rising Sun Films | Director |
Ronnie Lahiri | Rising Sun Films | Producer |
Supriya Macwan | Rising Sun Films | Producer |
Vipul Prakash | PepsiCo India | Vice President, Beverages |
Gaurav Verma | PepsiCo India | Associate Director, Flavours Marketing |
Arpita Shankar | PepsiCo India | Senior Brand Manager |
Mekala Gummudi | PepsiCo India | Marketing Innovation Analyst |
Team ESP | ESP Films | Production House |
#ReleaseThePressure - is a movement committed to give teenagers a momentary release from the stress of exam pressure and parental expectations. Research shows frequent breaks between studies to be an effective way of releasing the pressure. Therefore Mirinda worked closely with the psychologists at Fortis Hospitals, and turned tools that add pressure into tools that release pressure. Mirinda urged students to take frequent breaks while studying to ease the pressure. To bring alive the idea visually, Mirinda created ‘Frequent Break Notebooks’ to remind children and parents, the importance of taking frequent breaks between intense study sessions. Every 10th page had something fun, allowing students to take a break and get their mind off studies for a few minutes – torelease the pressure.
Every 10th page of the notebook had something fun, allowing students to take a break and get their mind off studies for a few minutes – to release the pressure. It included mandala coloring, origami, LOL jokes, and games that take you outdoors for a bit. Thousands of copies were printed and distributed across education centers.
An issue bubbling below the surface for the longest time, finally got its due acknowledgement. Mirinda not only became the voice of the teens but showed parents a beautiful way to support their kids. Consumer engagement went up 1100% as conversation around Mirinda grew 138x higher than the nearest beverage brand Over 193 media articles were written in support of the awareness created by the brand The digital film was viewed 35 million times in just one month, generating over 649 million free earned impressions More importantly, 1.57 million parents across the country pledged to release the pressure this exam season with Mirinda Making Mirinda the most loved brand for teens and an unlikely agent of change for millions of teenagers needing a release this exam season.
Research shows frequent breaks between studies to be an effective way of releasing the pressure. Therefore Mirinda worked closely with the psychologists at Fortis Hospitals, and turned tools that add pressure into tools that release pressure. Mirinda urged students to take frequent breaks while studying to ease the pressure. Mirinda created ‘Frequent Break Notebooks’ to remind children and parents, the importance of taking frequent breaks between intense study sessions. Every 10th page had something fun, allowing students to take a break and get their mind off studies for a few minutes – to release the pressure. The notebook was made of craft paper and had ruled sheets inside. Thousands of copies were printed and distributed across education centers. The frequent breaks note books was well received by students.