Puja is often, if not particularly, a very loud time in West Bengal's marketing landscape. Big claims are made to stand apart in the cacophony, bigger discounts to lure the customer in and bigger-than-life projections of strength by brands to earn TOM recall during the busiest time of the year. JKCement WallMaxX however, chose to go the other way, the way of our claim . A though
t that translates and signifies the importance of being beautiful on the inside, when everyone else is catering to the vanity of the moment.
, as termed colloquially, our campaign turned to the real reason Bengal is beautiful on the inside during this and all times - its people. Through their kind hearts, an aching sense of empathy for everyone & everything and the willingness to do better, whether or not anyone is looking. This is why, our communication and all the idea extensions revolved around the off-camera bright corners, rather than being in the front & centricity of big pandals and the utter glamour that Durga Pujo brings out. Even our art installation is an extension & celebration of this very spirit - the spirit of being beautiful on the inside. We constructed a beautiful Thakur Dalan, or the sacred space for the deity with our product – JKCement WallMaxX, white cement based wall putty, which features statues depicting the spirit as featured in our print & outdoor communication. The mother arriving the Dalan with her 2 kids has been crafted as the lateral visualisation of the belief that the Holy Mother arrives at her throne with her own 4 kids. This celebrates the spirit of the festivities along with the common people of Bengal; which are both truly
This idea will further be amplified by our digital & social outreach & engagement campaign that enables the people to share inspiring stories of themselves, or the ones they know who they think need to be recognised & celebrated for their beautiful spirit. And through all these small gestures, creations & intent, we hereby declare the 2022 Durga Pujo in West Bengal truly - Antar Theke Shundor, because of the lovely people who make Bengal what it is.