Sab ka Budget sab ki jeet
The government wants to reach out to a larger cross section of India…to be inclusive…to put the spotlight on the millions of invisible Indians who are otherwise forgotten in the shadows of a richie-rich India.
| Josy Paul BBDO India, Chairman & National Creative director |
How can we have a welfare state without wealth? That the government wants to reach out to a larger cross section of India...to be inclusive...to put the spotlight on the millions of invisible Indians who are otherwise forgotten
in the shadows of a richie-rich India.
This was the basis of our communication strategy.
We saw the primary target audience as families that earn less than Rs 5-lakh a year (rural and semi urban India, middle and lower middle class segments of society.)
There's a growing feeling among our audience that the budget ignores their needs and benefits just a few, the urban middle class.
The have-nots will soon have a lot! Not just the guys in the city, everyone will win!
Team BBDO India
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