Before World Television Day, Star India Network launches a new campaign as a tribute to DTH and cable fraternity

On the occasion of World Television Day, the Star India network has exemplified the role played by DTH and Cable operators in enhancing the consumer’s TV viewing experience through the launch of the campaign, #StarKaNaman. The campaign portrays the TV distribution affiliates as the consumer’s extended family, in a country that thrives on television as a staple source of entertainment.

The brand film creatively showcases the value that the DTH and Cable fraternity add through their deep-rooted understanding of the consumer. The campaign is a tribute to the ecosystem whose relentless efforts offer viewers an escape from mundane chores and brings together the entire family through delightful TV entertainment.

“We at the Star India network are grateful to our DTH and Cable affiliates whose special bond with the consumers, much like an extended family, has elevated the TV viewing experience for millions of homes and also helped us connect better with them through our content. Their deep-rooted understanding of the viewers is a result of many years of association that their last mile teams have built on ground. Their efforts to go out of the way to understand the household entertainment needs and provide customized solutions is truly commendable. #StarKaNaman is our gesture to appreciate and celebrate this spirit that makes television the go-to platform for family entertainment in India,” said Gurjeev Singh Kapoor, President – TV Distribution, India and International, Star & Disney India.

The brand film opens with a customer entering an operator’s office to purchase a yearlong TV subscription for his family as he would be away for a whole year. The customer is totally surprised and touched by the operator’s understanding of what his entire family watches, and the reassurance the operator provides to not worry about the TV channel package recharge when he is away.

The campaign will be aired on Star India network channels on 19th, 20th and 21st November in seven languages. Business Insider