The Adani Group has launched a new chapter of its “Hum Karke Dikhaate Hain” campaign, marking a significant milestone. Building on the success of its previous edition, this multimedia, multi-platform campaign moves beyond the conventional corporate strategy of emphasizing statistics and figures to focus on inspiring human-interest stories. Furthermore, these narratives showcase the profound, positive impact of Adani’s infrastructure projects on the lives of millions of Indians.

The inaugural film of the campaign, “Pehle Pankha Phir Bijli” (First Fan, Then Electricity), developed by Ogilvy India, tells the heartwarming story of a young boy who, against all odds and facing ridicule, believes a fan can bring electricity to his village. The Adani wind turbine generator powers and illuminates his entire village with clean energy, rewarding his steadfast faith. Moreover, this emotional narrative not only emphasizes the power of human conviction but also reflects Adani’s unwavering commitment to building a bright future for all.

“This film marks the beginning of a multipart series with the hashtag #HKKDH that the Group will roll out in the coming months across broadcast, digital and social media platforms, with similar narratives and highlighting the impact of its initiatives,” said the Adani Group.

What The Adani Group Said?

“This campaign truly embodies the essence of the Adani Group. While we are acknowledged for our size, speed and scale, what distinguishes this initiative is its power to touch hearts. It reflects our unwavering commitment to harnessing infrastructure as a catalyst for meaningful change. By emphasizing the human stories behind our businesses, we aim to create deep emotional connections and underscore our dedication to driving positive change in the lives of millions of Indians,” said Pranav Adani, Director, Adani Enterprises.

“This is a touching film about an important benefit to the consumers. It is not a chest-thumping
statement of technological expertise of Adani Renewables. It captures the human-first belief of Adani,” said Piyush Pandey, Chief Advisor for Ogilvy India.

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