Sunfeast Marie Light and its brand ambassador, actress Jyotika, have come together in a new initiative to inspire couples to celebrate their partnerships as equals. It brings to light the importance of shared recognition in every aspect of life, starting from something as simple as a nameplate outside their house.
A survey conducted by Sunfeast Marie Light reveals that two-thirds of households do not have both partners’ names on the nameplate. Through this initiative the brand aims to encourage couples to recognise and celebrate their shared contributions and highlight the importance of strong partnerships, by having both partners’ names on the nameplate.
The brand is urging consumers to visit the website MarieLightStrongTeam.com and pledge to the cause of having both partners’ names on the nameplate. The brand is also facilitating the consumers who don’t have both partners’ names on their nameplate, to make a customised name plate design.
In the latest ad featuring Jyotika, Senthil surprises Jyotika by showing their nameplate to her, with both their names on it, symbolising their equal partnership. A light-hearted moment ensues as they discuss the nameplate. It ends with Jyotika mentioning that such small steps help build a strong team. Jyotika appeals to the viewers to bring a change by having both partners’ names on their nameplates.
To further engage with the audience, Sunfeast Marie Light has also launched a contest called “Strong Team Nameplate” Contest. Couples can participate by posting a picture of their nameplate, with both partners’ names on it and mentioning what makes them a strong team, in the caption. The couple with the most interesting answer to what makes them a strong team will stand a chance to win a romantic trip to Switzerland!
Speaking about the latest campaign, Ali Harris Shere, Chief Operating Officer for the Biscuits and Cakes Business of ITC’s Foods Division, said, “Sunfeast Marie Light champions the idea of a strong team in every household. In a relationship, both partners play an equal role in strengthening the bond. More often than not, it is the light moments spent with each other that strengthen the bond between husband and wife. With this initiative, we are pushing this idea further and attempting to bring about a change in the society. Having both husband and wife’s name on the nameplate is perhaps a small gesture but speaks volumes of the shared partnership.”
Jyothika said, “I firmly believe that equality begins at home. Displaying both partners’ names on the nameplate may seem like a small gesture, but it represents a larger commitment to equality in relationship. I know first-hand the impact it can have on one’s self-worth and relationships. Together, we can create a more supportive society, one nameplate at a time.”
