Campaigns That Built India
10 storiesThe campaigns that changed how India feels, buys and celebrates. A series on the advertising that became culture.

How Havells' Hawa Badlegi Used a Ceiling Fan to Argue With India
A ceiling fan is the least likely place to find an argument about caste, gender and religion. From 2013, Havells and Lowe Lintas put one there and kept it running for over a decade.

How Titan Turned a Watch Into the Joy of Gifting

How Nike's Da Da Ding Gave Indian Women Athletes a New Beat
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How Airtel's Jo Mera Hai Wo Tera Hai Turned Sharing Into a Friendship Anthem
How Amul's Topical Ads Turned a Butter Brand Into India's Sharpest Cultural Commentator
How Vodafone's ZooZoos Took Over IPL and Became India's Most Loved Ad Characters
How Asian Paints' Har Ghar Kuch Kehta Hai Gave Indian Homes a Voice
How Hamara Bajaj Became the Soundtrack of India's Middle-Class Dream
How Fevicol's Bus Ad Turned a Glue Brand Into an Indian Cultural Joke
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