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Bhima Jewels Launches ‘Bangaram Ante Bhima’ Campaign Starring Ram Charan to Celebrate Telugu Culture

The campaign honors the deep bond between gold and tradition in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, while celebrating the women who are the true ‘Bangaram’ of every home.

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Bhima Jewels has unveiled its latest brand campaign, ‘Bangaram Ante Bhima’—a heartfelt tribute to the cultural heritage of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana and the timeless emotional connection these regions share with gold.

The campaign, which translates to “If it’s gold, it’s Bhima,” draws inspiration from the Telugu word ‘Bangaram’, which not only means gold, but is also used as an affectionate term for someone deeply cherished. Through this poetic duality, Bhima Jewels celebrates both the precious metal and the women who light up homes with their presence and love.

Fronted by Tollywood superstar Ram Charan, the campaign positions Bhima as the gold brand that truly understands the heart of Telugu culture.

Abhishek Bindumadhav, Managing Director of Bhima Jewels, shared his vision behind the campaign: “Bangaram Ante Bhima is more than just a campaign—it’s a grand celebration of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana’s enduring love for gold. And at the center of it all is our brand ambassador, Ram Charan. From the breathtaking jewellery to the vibrant visuals, everything captures the soul of the region.

Conceptualized by FCB Ulka, the campaign is steeped in cultural insight and crafted to emotionally connect with audiences across the Telugu-speaking states. It brings together stunning visuals, festive imagery, and traditional motifs that reflect the grandeur and warmth of local celebrations.

The campaign is now live across television, digital, and social media platforms, aiming to deepen Bhima’s resonance with families throughout Andhra Pradesh and Telangana—where gold is not just a symbol of wealth, but a part of life’s most cherished moments.

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Gargi by P N Gadgil and Sons launches  Diwali-Dussehra campaign with brand ambassador Mithila Palkar

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 Gargi by P N Gadgil and Sons is proud to announce its highly anticipated Diwali-Dussehra 2025 campaign, which features brand ambassador Mithila Palkar in a celebration of modern Indian femininity and festive beauty. The multi-channel initiative is the result of a year of successful collaboration between the famous actor and the well-known fashion brand.

A Year of Real Storytelling
Mithila Palkar has become the face of Gargi by P N Gadgil and Sons. She represents the brand’s values of confidence, cultural pride, and effortless modern style. The Gargi woman still loves her natural grace and real connection with people all over India. This festive campaign is a big step forward in their ongoing partnership.


Mithila Palkar, well-known actress and multifaceted personality, says, “Working with Gargi by P N Gadgil and Sons over the past year has been an amazing journey. This festive campaign is especially important to me because it honours not only the beautiful designs and fine craftsmanship, but also the true meaning of these festivities for us: the victory of good, the triumph of light, and the joy of coming together to celebrate. Every piece tells a story of how the past meets the present, just like the women who wear them.”



The Festive Campaign: A 360-Degree Party

This Diwali-Dussehra campaign is Gargi’s biggest project yet. It creates an immersive brand experience across many platforms:

Captivating Digital Content: Beautifully crafted video stories featuring Mithila in the festive collection will be shared on social media, bringing the magic and warmth of Diwali and Dussehra celebrations to life through real-life stories and stunning cinematography.

Commanding Outdoor Presence: Strategic hoarding placements in important city areas will show off the campaign’s stunning visuals, making Gargi by P N Gadgil and Sons the voice of festive elegance this season.

Experience in the store: With campaign visuals and installations that invite customers to step into the Gargi universe and experience the collection firsthand, exclusive in-shop branding will turn retail destinations into magical places.

A Vision Based on Tradition and New Ideas

Aditya Modak, CEO and Co-Founder of Gargi by P N Gadgil and Sons, said, “Our partnership  with Mithila has changed the Gargi brand. She represents everything we believe in: being real, being graceful, and having a deep respect for tradition while also having a modern view. This Diwali-Dussehra campaign is the biggest one we’ve ever done. We want to reach our customers no matter where they are, whether they’re scrolling through their feeds, driving through the city, or walking into our stores. We want every touchpoint to honour the modern Indian woman and the rich cultural tapestry she stands for.”



Honouring Light, Victory, and Women’s Strength

The campaign does a great job of combining the meaning of Dussehra (the victory of good over evil) and Diwali (the festival of lights) with modern stories about empowerment, celebration, and the many different lives of Indian women today. Each piece in the collection shows how classic style can work with contemporary design.

The Collection

The Diwali-Dussehra collection features beautiful traditional craftsmanship, bright holiday colours, and modern shapes with classic touches. It is made for the woman who respects her heritage while making her own way.


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