Saffola Masala Oats

Brand Category: FMCG
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Objective:

In today’s fast-paced world, meals are often compromised—skipped breakfasts, uninspired lunches, or late-night ordering. This cycle leads to guilt and unhealthy eating habits.
Saffola Masala Oats identified this struggle and positioned itself as the guilt-free, nutritious fix—satisfying cravings without compromise.

Approach:

We built the campaign around two key cohorts representing India’s evolving lifestyles: 

  • Working Professionals (25–34 yrs): Always on the go, juggling long hours and fast schedules. 
  • Homemakers: With a focus on mom influencers and chefs, emphasizing nourishment, care, and family-first choices. 

The creative direction leaned on relatable, real-time reels that mirrored hectic mornings, packed workdays, and late-night hunger pangs. Each scenario contrasted unhealthy compromises with the simple solution of Saffola Masala Oats—making the product relevant to everyday life. 

Activity:

Product Focus

Product Focus

Highlighted both Cuppa Oats and Masala Oats pouches.

Content Format

Content Format

14 engaging reels crafted with comic & mom influencers.

Target Markets

Target Markets

Metro hubs — Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata, Bangalore, where fast-paced lifestyles demand quick, nutritious solutions.

Creator Mix

Creator Mix

Split between professionals and homemakers, ensuring relatability across both personal and family consumption occasions.

Campaign Metrics:

4.81 M+
Views
3.37 M+
Reach
110.16 K+
Engagement
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In a world where skipping meals or compromising on health is routine, Saffola Masala Oats created a comforting middle ground—quick, tasty, and guilt-free.
With the thought of “Sacrificing Moderation,” we didn’t just market a product—we reshaped everyday food choices. By targeting both hustling professionals and nurturing homemakers, the campaign struck a balance between convenience and care, transforming Saffola Masala Oats into more than just a snack—it became a lifestyle fix for modern India.