Lava evokes the tough in you with its fresh new TVC
Chennai, 15th August 2021: Indian mobile handset brand Lava international limited has announced the launch of its latest TVC for its military-grade certified phones. The emotional film is a tribute to the armed forces who endure the toughest conditions to serve the nation. The TVC highlights the toughness of Lava phones and how it is the phone of those born with an unbreakable spirit. It appeals to the tough part in us and inspires us to remain motivated. The TVC draws a similarity between the making of a commando and Lava phone- both of which go through the most stringent training/testing process to become the toughest.
Conceptualized & executed by 82.5 Communications, the film captures the life of a young cadet who goes through rigorous army training and is on the verge of giving up. The Lava phone gifted to him by his father serves as an inspiration for him to stay tough and eventually become a Commando.
Explaining the concept behind the campaign, Mugdh Rajit, Head- Marketing and S&D Strategy, Lava International said, “We aimed to push through the point that our phones are tough and can survive the bravest of environments and conditions. We chose an Army backdrop as it was the best way to show our military-grade phones. Just like Army Commandos can survive the toughest conditions, the campaign illustrates how our phones can withstand such conditions easily. Our phones are sturdy and are equipped with powerful a battery which is extremely important in the Indian context.”
The film has been rolled out on select TV channels.
Speaking about the film, Sumanto Chattopadhyay, Chairman and Chief Creative Officer, 82.5 Communications, which conceptualised the film, said, “To advertise a mobile handset that’s military- grade, we decided to make a film that’s ‘military-grade’ too. We want the viewer to feel the stress and strain the protagonist, a cadet goes through in order to appreciate the toughness needed to survive it. The toughness, which the Lava phone possesses, serves as an inspiration to the cadet to stay strong.”
Preeta Mathur, Group Creative Director, 82.5 Communications said, “It’s an emotional film made by a brand that’s proudly Indian and conceived by an agency that’s all about ingenious Indian ideas. It is our tribute to all the wings of the armed forces that live the tough life for India. The essence of the film is: Khaas unke liye jo kabhi toot-tey nahi. It talks to the ‘tough’ inside us and gets us to relate to this military-grade phone that is as tough as that part of us.”
Click here to watch the film:
Tamil Version- https://youtu.be/pf_ou1OQzew
Credits:
Agency
Sumanto Chattopadhyay – CCO and Chairman
Kapil Arora – CEO and Co Chairman
Chandana Agarwal – President North
Preeta Mathur – Group Creative Director
Account Management
Anuj Sharma
Sakshi Khanagwaal
Planning
Anuraag Srivastava
Abhilasha Mathur
Production House
Tandav films
Director: Vivek Das Chaudhary
Producer: Savita Raj Hiremath
About Lava International Limited
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Lava International Limited is a leading Indian Mobile handset company with operations in over 20 countries. The company is growing rapidly in the international market and is already among the top players in many of the countries it operates in.
Lava has always been at the forefront of Govt. of India’s ‘Make in India’ initiative. Lava was the first mobile brand to take a lead in support of this important nation building program and had set up a design team in India, becoming the first brand to design phones in the country. With this ‘Design in India’ initiative, Lava is now the only mobile handset company that makes truly ‘Made In India’ phones with complete control on design and manufacturing within the country.
With a vision to “Empower people to do more, to be more” the company was established in 2009. Lava International Limited is headquartered in Noida, Uttar Pradesh. The company has its manufacturing facilities and a repair factory in an approximately 300,000 square feet area in Noida. The company’s plants have a capacity of manufacturing 40 million phones per annum.
