Shell India launches new brand film ‘Shell Chale Ban Ke Saathi’ to celebrate its nearly 100-year legacy of trust and partnership in India

Shell India has unveiled its new brand film, ‘Shell Chale Ban Ke Saathi’, marking almost a century of its journey as one of the country’s most trusted energy partners. The film reinforces Shell’s purpose of “Powering Progress Together” and underlines its role as an integrated energy company committed to innovation, collaboration, and building a lower-carbon future for India.

Tracing its legacy from 1928, when it entered India as Burmah Shell, to becoming Shell India today, the company has continuously supported the nation’s growing energy needs. The film highlights this evolution, showcasing its people, communities, values, and long-standing partnerships that have shaped its presence in the country.

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Speaking on the launch, Mansi Madan Tripathy, Chairperson, Shell India and Senior Vice President,Shell Lubricants Asia Pacific, said:
“For nearly a century, Shell has been a trusted partner in India’s energy journey — from fuelling the nation’s first flight to commissioning its first refinery. This film is a celebration of that legacy, built on partnership, trust, innovation, and a shared vision for a better tomorrow. As India continues to advance, Shell remains committed to delivering the energy it needs today, while helping build the energy systems of the future.”

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