Netflix
A fan-first integrated campaign built to make the Indian launch of La Casa de Papel the biggest cultural event of the year. Films, graffiti, and a gamified social experience.
Campaign
Social
Executed while leading the content studio at Supari Studios.
THE BRIEF
Netflix in India needed content that built genuine cultural presence, not just drove tune-in. Two briefs defined the relationship: the Indian launch of Money Heist Season 4, which needed to land as a cultural event; and Namma Stories, a brand campaign celebrating Netflix's commitment to South Indian storytelling.
WHAT WE DID
For Money Heist we built the campaign around the fans. A film dedicated to the Indian fandom. A nationwide graffiti activation across major cities. A social-first gamified experience involving influencers. Each element worked independently and amplified the others. For Namma Stories we created an anthemic music video featuring four prominent South Indian artists — each performing in their own language about the cultural contribution of their region. The visual treatment for each artist was distinct and rooted in local references while the film held together as a single coherent piece. Namma Stories won a Drum Award.
THE OUTCOME
The Money Heist gamified experience generated 765,000 views. The mocumentary reached 358,000 views. The OOH activation drove a further 421,000 YouTube views. Namma Stories reached 10 million YouTube views and 34 million impressions on the platform.
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