This Raksha Bandhan, Myntra is celebrating siblinghood with its latest campaign ‘Bhai Code’ for M-Now. Rooted in Rakhi rituals and sibling dynamics, the campaign captures the banter and warmth of the occasion while highlighting M-Now’s selection across fashion, beauty, and gifting. Through a playful creative lens, the lead film explores the Bhai Code, a humorous take on siblinghood, highlighting M-Now’s role as the go-to gifting partner this Raksha Bandhan.
Myntra has expanded its Rakhi offering across premium gifting, festive dressing and Rakhis. Myntra’s Rakhi storefront features trend-first ethnic wear, footwear, beauty and personal care, accessories, handbags and gifting, including a growing selection of premium and silver Rakhis.https://www.instagram.com/reel/DcSk5K-
This film explores brotherhood rules during Rakhi, from setting gift budgets to muting an ambitious NRI brother and handling broken phones over badly timed ringtones. Beneath the humour, the film highlights how brothers truly look out for their sisters. The story drives viewers to M-Now, where brothers can shop directly from their sisters’ wishlists under the tagline: “The Rules of Rakhi Have Changed. Rakhi Gifts on M-Now. Bhai-Now.” Beneath the humour, the film highlights how brothers truly look out for their sisters
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Speaking on the campaign, Abhishek Gour, senior director, marketing, Myntra, said, “Raksha Bandhan continues to be an important gifting occasion that often involves a lot of last-minute purchases. The campaign brings this alive through playful, distinctive takes on sibling dynamics and Rakhi gifting, highlighting M-Now’s role as the perfect gifting partner this festive season and helping customers address their fashion emergencies.”
Aditi Gujaran & Vaibhav Pachisia, creatives, Talented, said, “We looked at Raksha Bandhan from the brother’s point of view and wondered what would happen if being a bhai came with its own rulebook. That led us to the idea of a secret brotherhood with some very serious rules for some very unserious situations. Myntra gave us the freedom to take the idea somewhere unexpected and trusted us to see it through.”