India is a vast country with multiple cultures and traditions. What makes us stick together is the fact that we support each other through thick and thin and we KNOW how to celebrate even the smallest of things.
This year, Shoppers Stop brought together the celebration of multiple regional New Year festivals, primarily Ugadi, Gudi Padwa Puthandu, Baisakhi, Poila Baisakh and Bihu, as one national celebration through their latest campaign, #ShareMyNewYear,
Watch their upbeat campaign video which unifies diverse cultures and encourages everyone to share their New Year wishes irrespective of cultural background.
People and celebrities from various cultures took to the initiative and shared New Year wishes with their friends across cultures using the campaign hashtag #ShareMyNewYear
Punjabi actor Kishwar Merchant shared Baisakhi wishes with her Bengali bestie Pryanca Talukdar, by wishing her a happy Poila Baisakh.
Similarly, Akshata Sonawane shared her Gudi Padwa with a friend by wishing him a happy Ugadi.
Upasna also shared her Bihu wishes with her friend who celebrates Baisakhi.
Also Read: How to Celebrate Baisakhi
Furthermore, Shoppers Stop also partnered with Goonj, an NGO, to promote sustainable fashion by introducing a module where they will basically upcycle, recycle and reuse old clothes donated by the customers. As an incentive, for First Citizen membership holders, this also means getting a reward for their contribution that can be used to garner discounts on select purchases.
With their stand in the sustainable fashion conversation, their philanthropic initiative and a strong take on “Diverse but unified” campaign, Shoppers Stop is stepping into a new fashion-forward and fashion conscious brand space.
We love their thought of bringing the nation together, one celebration at a time and making it a big happy occasion for everyone. As they say, when I #ShareMyNewYear, the happiness just multiplies.
*This is a sponsored post for Shoppers Stop
