Horlicks and FCB Ulka encourage children to grow with the right nutrition in a new campaign

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Horlicks.jpgHorlicks launched Badne ki Bhookh in 2017, showcasing children and their hunger to grow in different ways. This year, Horlicks dials up the passion by looking closely at what makes these kids today go after so many things, with great ease. Children today want to do more at the same time. From the dance stage to a tennis ace, with opportunities galore, kids would love to pack it all in, if they can. ‘Sab Karne ki bhook’ is not just a faint desire, but something that runs through their veins. Keeping a keen eye on children and childhood, Horlicks, the much-loved Health Food Drink from GSK Consumer Healthcare resonates with this hunger and encourages them to go after it with their all new campaign ‘Badhne ki Bhook Rag Rag Mein’.

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The latest TVC campaign, created by FCB Ulka, features young children who are constantly pushing limits and challenging themselves in different fields driven by their hunger for growth. The campaign aims to create awareness about nutrient absorption. There is a popular saying amongst Indian parents ‘Khata hai par lagta nahi’; which simply means that even though a child is eating a proper healthy diet, it is not reflecting in their growth. This could be because not all nutrients consumed are absorbed by the body – through this campaign, the brand aims to bring forth this issue of nutrient absorption.

Horlicks 2.jpgHorlicks 3.jpgHorlicks 4.jpgNutrient bioavailability refers to the proportion of a nutrient that is absorbed from the diet and used for normal body functions[1]. Absorption of nutrients is an important factor for growth and development in children. To help improve the bioavailability of nutrients, parents should look at the source of nutrients and can also compliment their daily diets with additional sources like health food drinks such as Horlicks which contains BIO available nutrients[2] which gets absorbed in the blood.

Vikram Bahl, Area Marketing Lead, Nutrition & Digestive health, GSK Consumer Healthcare India said, “Through this campaign we are recognizing the hunger in children to go beyond and support them with quality nutrition. The new campaign is aimed to strengthen our connection with children and also educate parents on the importance of nutrient absorption for proper growth. It is important for parents to adopt the appropriate growth partner which fosters their children’s hunger to grow.”

Debarpita Banerjee President, FCB Ulka, North & East said, “This campaign marries a beautiful consumer insight with a very interesting product truth. Childhood is an age of exploration. They discover new passions almost as regularly as the change of season. Horlicks recognises this ‘sab karne ki bhookh’ and believes this kind of hunger to grow should get the right nutrition.”

 

Credits –

CCO: Swati Bhattacharya

Creative Team: Anusheela Saha, Shailesh Khandeparkar, Abhimanyu Prathap, Adrish Sen Sharma

Account Management: Debarpita Banerjee, Jyotsana Kaushik

Senior Account Executive: Vishakha Khattri

Planning: Shalini Rao, Gurleen Kaur, Sarthak Ranka

Director (of the TVC):  Ken Rolston

Exécutive Producer:  Zina Khan

Production House: Storytellers

1. https://www.eufic.org/en/food-today/article/nutrient-bioavailability-getting-the-most-out-of-food

2. Folate, Calcium, Vitamin B2, Vitamin A, Vitamin D & Vitamin C; trademarks are owned by or licensed to the GSK group of companies; Horlicks is a nourishing beverage to be taken as part of regular daily diet; claims based on a study conducted in 1999-2000 [Nutr 2006:22; S8-14], comparing micronutrient enriched beverage vs. non-fortified placebo. Claims based on a recommended daily serve of 2 cups (54 g) in 14 months.