Vicks’ Roll-On Inhaler’s two-in-one benefit - Ranveer and Samantha vouching for it
India,2022: India’s
leading cold and flu brand Vicks, launched a new campaign film for its Vicks’
Two-in-one Roll-On Inhaler where south star Samantha Ruth Prabhu joins Vicks
brand ambassador and Bollywood superstar Ranveer Singh.
The
duo came together in the film to showcase the benefits of the Vicks’
Two-in-one Roll-On Inhaler with Samantha as a police officer, stopping a
sickly Ranveer who is seen breaking the signal. On being questioned, Ranveer is
shown having trouble in focusing and tells Samantha about his terrible runny
nose and headache. Samantha then hands him Vicks’ inhaler with a two-in-one
benefit, which gives Ranveer instant relief from blocked nose and headache.
The
campaign film smartly depicts how an individual is unable to focus on daily
activities when they suffer from headache and blocked nose.
Speaking
on the campaign, Vicks’ brand Ambassador Ranveer Singh said, ““I
loved the thought behind this campaign, and it was great teaming up with
Samantha for Vicks. We all go through blocked nose and headache quite often
amidst our hectic schedules and facing both symptoms together can negatively
impact our focus. The Vicks’ Two-in-one Roll-On Inhaler is smart as well as
handy to use and is sure to become a go-to product for many of us.”
“My
family and I have been Vicks users for as far as I can remember, and hence this
campaign was a perfect opportunity for me. Through this film, we are trying to
convey that Vicks’ Two-in-one Roll-On Inhaler is a pocket friendly way to
tackle cold and headache, even when you are outside and not at home!", commented
Samantha Ruth Prabhu on her association with Vicks.
Sahil
Sethi, Category Leader, Personal Healthcare, Procter and Gamble Indian
Subcontinent, added,
“In India, Inhalers have been synonymous with Vicks. We are excited to have
Ranveer and Samantha come together for the very first time, to share double
benefits of Vicks’ Two-in-one Roll-On Inhaler in providing relief from both - a
blocked nose and headache.”
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