#LonelyNoMore

Burger King’s marketing has been killing McDonald’s with kindness over the years.
Just not in India. Something which we changed when we won the business, and delivered Burger King’s most viral campaign in the country to date. It took endless arguments with legal, a year-long wait, and more changes than I care to count. But it all worked out and earned us not just the confidence but also the respect of Fernando Machado. Cool stuff!

Logo for KYORIS Creative Awards featuring a stylized elephant head and bold text.
White truck with a large front loader and the word 'ent' partly visible on the side.
Black and white logo for 'The One Show' with the text integrated into a diagonal arrow shape.
A circular logo for 'The Baby's South Asia' with the tagline 'Powered By The One Show' at the bottom.
Sign with arrow pointing to the right, indicating direction for laundry, with text 'Laundromat' and 'Drop Off Service'
Black background with the white text of the Netflix logo.

#LonelyNoMore - Burger King, Valentine’s Day Campaign

Occasion-Based Marketing | Guerrilla Campaign | On-Ground Campaign | Experiential Campaign | Promotional Activation

A Burger King advertisement with a white glove and a yellow sleeve, with the text 'NO ONE SHOULD BE ALONE ON VALENTINE'S DAY' and the hashtag #LonelyNoMore.
A group of cartoon characters wearing crowns taking selfies, with a person sitting on a bench and others standing in line behind them, set against a pink background.
Valentine's Day message encouraging doing something special for the loneliest person we know.
Burger King advertisement showing diverse people with crowns taking selfies, with the main focus on a woman in a red hijab taking a selfie with a man. The text reads '#HappyValentinesDay,' 'He doesn't want flowers,' and 'He just wants a selfie'.
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