Marketing Mind
Newsletter
  • Home
  • Advertising
  • Marketing
  • Media
  • Business
  • What’s Buzzing
  • Millennial Achievers
  • More
    • All
    • Case Studies
    • Celebrating Women Leaders
    • Guest Posts
    • Podcast and Video
    Can Legacy Remain A Differentiator In Modern Marketing?

    Can Legacy Remain A Differentiator In Modern Marketing?

    Fearlessness Comes When You Stop Waiting For Permission: Neha Markanda On Leadership & Life

    Fearlessness Comes When You Stop Waiting For Permission: Neha Markanda On Leadership & Life

    Why Brands That Listen To Communities Are Winning In The Attention Economy

    Why Brands That Listen To Communities Are Winning In The Attention Economy

    The Best Campaigns Don’t Chase Trends, They Shape Them

    The Best Campaigns Don’t Chase Trends, They Shape Them

    Having A Strong Support System At Home & Around You Isn’t A Luxury But A Necessity: Pratibha Singh

    Having A Strong Support System At Home & Around You Isn’t A Luxury But A Necessity: Pratibha Singh

    When Ads Feel Like Content (& When That Backfires)

    When Ads Feel Like Content (& When That Backfires)

No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • Advertising
  • Marketing
  • Media
  • Business
  • What’s Buzzing
  • Millennial Achievers
  • More
    • All
    • Case Studies
    • Celebrating Women Leaders
    • Guest Posts
    • Podcast and Video
    Can Legacy Remain A Differentiator In Modern Marketing?

    Can Legacy Remain A Differentiator In Modern Marketing?

    Fearlessness Comes When You Stop Waiting For Permission: Neha Markanda On Leadership & Life

    Fearlessness Comes When You Stop Waiting For Permission: Neha Markanda On Leadership & Life

    Why Brands That Listen To Communities Are Winning In The Attention Economy

    Why Brands That Listen To Communities Are Winning In The Attention Economy

    The Best Campaigns Don’t Chase Trends, They Shape Them

    The Best Campaigns Don’t Chase Trends, They Shape Them

    Having A Strong Support System At Home & Around You Isn’t A Luxury But A Necessity: Pratibha Singh

    Having A Strong Support System At Home & Around You Isn’t A Luxury But A Necessity: Pratibha Singh

    When Ads Feel Like Content (& When That Backfires)

    When Ads Feel Like Content (& When That Backfires)

No Result
View All Result
Marketing Mind
No Result
View All Result
Home Campaigns

Tokyo Olympics 2020: Best Ad Campaigns By Brands Celebrating Indian Athletes

Rinie Wilson by Rinie Wilson
July 28, 2021
in Campaigns, What’s Buzzing
A A

With much anticipation, the Olympics 2020 have begun on 23 Jul’21 in Tokyo and will be a 16 day long mega-event. These Olympics have a huge significance as they represent the collective valor and dedication of all the countries that have been fighting the war against the pandemic for more than a year now.

While the world is closely watching the Olympians representing their respective countries, we Indians have a lot to celebrate as well. And to celebrate their hard work and dedication, many brands have launched ad campaigns to boost their spirits.

Here are some of the Best Olympic brand campaigns celebrating Indian players.

RIN

With its ad campaign, Rin celebrates Bhavani Devi’s spirit & determination who is the first Indian fencer to qualify for Tokyo 2021 Olympics.

INOX Movies

INOX Group’s Aayega India Anthem features Boxers MC Mary Kom & Vikas Krishan Yadav along with Table Tennis player Manika Batra. It honors the unflinching and unwavering pride prevalent in the hearts of billions of Indian sports fans who firmly believe that “India will arrive” at the big stage – Tokyo 2020 Olympic, says the ad campaign by the brand.

MPL

MPL celebrates Olympians Manu Bhaker, Bhavani Devi, Bajrang Punia, Deepika Kumari, and PV Sindhu with this amazing ad campaign called #FanBannJaaoge.

BPCL India

With its latest ad campaign, ‘Jeet Ka Padak – Bharat Petroleum’s Olympic Anthem for India’, Bharat Petroleum wishes best of luck to all the Olympians representing India at the Olympics this year.

ASICS

ASICS is the official apparel and footwear sponsor of the Australian Olympic Team for Tokyo 2020. ASICS believes in achieving a ‘Sound Mind in a Sound Body’, through the positive power of sport and movement. ASICS India has launched an ad campaign in support of the players representing India in the Olympics this year featuring Tiger Shroff as its brand ambassador.

 

Related Posts

Supertails Takes 'Gully Gully Birthday Bash 2.0' To Bengaluru Streets, Feeds Community Dogs
Advertising

Supertails Takes ‘Gully Gully Birthday Bash 2.0’ To Bengaluru Streets, Feeds Community Dogs

by MM Desk
June 3, 2026

Supertails, an integrated pet care platform, marked its fifth anniversary not at a gala, but in a gully. True to...

Mangaldeep Brings Its Sixth Sense Programme to Life Through a Thoughtful Film
Campaigns

Mangaldeep Brings Its Sixth Sense Programme to Life Through a Thoughtful Film

by MM Desk
June 2, 2026

Mangaldeep has unveiled a new campaign inspired by its Sixth Sense Programme, a long-running initiative that works with visually impaired...

Latest

WPP Media Tops India’s New Business Rankings In Q1 2026 With $178.8Mn Billings: COMvergence

WPP Media Tops India’s New Business Rankings In Q1 2026 With $178.8Mn Billings: COMvergence.

June 4, 2026
Mother Dairy is targeting a 20% increase in revenue to over Rs 24,000 crore in FY27, backed by rising consumer demand and plans to expand into new markets, according to media reports. As per media reports, the dairy major recorded a turnover of Rs 20,300 crore in FY26, up 17% year-on-year. The company has more than doubled its revenue over the last five years, crossing the Rs 20,000-crore milestone. As part of its growth strategy, Mother Dairy is looking to strengthen its presence outside Delhi-NCR. Chairman Meenesh Shah said the company is exploring entry into new markets where it currently has limited or no presence. The company is also setting up a dairy plant in Maharashtra, has leased a facility in Hyderabad, and is establishing a second plant in Bihar. Managing Director Jayateertha Chary said sales in the first two months of the fiscal have been encouraging, with ice cream emerging as a strong-performing category. Reports also suggest that from Mother Dairy’s FY26 turnover, the dairy business contributed more than Rs 15,000 crore, while edible oils and horticulture accounted for around Rs 5,000 crore. Around 63% of revenue came from Delhi-NCR, with the remainder generated from other parts of the country. The company currently reaches more than 95 cities across India and operates nine milk processing plants, four horticulture processing plants and 16 associated edible oil facilities.

Mother Dairy Eyes Rs 24,000 Crore Revenue In FY27, Plans Expansion Beyond Core Markets

June 4, 2026
PhysicsWallah & McAfee Fined By CCPA Over ‘Dark Pattern’ Violations

PhysicsWallah & McAfee Fined By CCPA Over ‘Dark Pattern’ Violations

June 4, 2026
WAVES OTT Achieves 1 Crore User Mark, Eyes Next Growth Phase

WAVES OTT Achieves 1 Crore User Mark, Eyes Next Growth Phase

June 4, 2026
Tata Motors Appoints Ejaz Takey As Head - SUV Marketing

Tata Motors Appoints Ejaz Takey As Head – SUV Marketing

June 4, 2026

ZEE Elevates Jit Sengupta To VP – Central Marketing & Creative Services

June 4, 2026
Facebook X-twitter Instagram Youtube Linkedin
Discover the latest trends in Marketing, Advertising, Startups & Media.​
  • About Us
  • Millennial Achievers
  • Contact Us
  • Privacy Policy
  • Become a Guest Contributor
  • About Us
  • Millennial Achievers
  • Contact Us
  • Privacy Policy
  • Become a Guest Contributor

To Advertise & Collaborate With Marketing Mind, Contact Us Here.

Subscribe to our newsletter for exclusive content.

By continuing you agree to our Privacy Policy & Terms & Conditions

 

©2026 Copyright. RVCJ Digital Media Pvt Ltd

To Advertise & Collaborate With Marketing Mind, Contact Us Here.

Subscribe to our newsletter for exclusive content.

  • About Us
  • Contact Us
  • Become a Guest Contributor
  • Terms & Conditions
  • Privacy Policy
Facebook X-twitter Instagram Youtube Linkedin

©2024 Copyright. RVCJ Digital Media Pvt Ltd

Welcome Back!

Login to your account below

Forgotten Password? Sign Up

Create New Account!

Fill the forms bellow to register

All fields are required. Log In

Retrieve your password

Please enter your username or email address to reset your password.

Log In
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • Advertising
  • Marketing
  • Media
  • Business
  • What’s Buzzing
  • Millennial Achievers
  • More

© 2025 RVCJ Digital Media Pvt Ltd.

This website uses cookies. By continuing to use this website you are giving consent to cookies being used. Visit our Privacy and Cookie Policy.