Coca-Cola Ropes In Ranveer Singh As New Face Of Thums Up Campaign
New Delhi: Coca-Cola India has signed Bollywood actor Ranveer Singh as brand ambassador for its Thums Up brand.
The company today launched new thematic campaign starring Ranveer Singh in its 'Toofani' series, Coca-Cola India said in a statement, nearly four months after ending association with Bollywood superstar Salman Khan.
"Ranveer Singh, with his palpable energy and inimitable style, will help amplify the aspirational quotient of the brand," Coca-Cola India and South West Asia VP Marketing Debabrata Mukherjee said.
"We are confident that this partnership will work towards fulfilling the brand's objectives," he further said.
On his association with the brand, Ranveer Singh said: "I am glad to have chosen Thums Up as its endorser, since the brand's attitude resonates with me more than any other. Thums Up personifies me - daring, confident in my skin and a risk taker."
Coca-Cola India had in November signed up Singh as the brand ambassador for Thums Up. It has, however, not disclosed the value and tenure of the contract.
On October 19, Coca Cola India and Khan had issued a joint statement confirming their parting of ways as the actor was "committed to an existing relationship with a daily TV show, which this year happens to be sponsored by a brand that competes with the Coca-Cola India product portfolio".
The new Thums Up campaign has been conceptualised by team Leo Burnett.
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