Some of the best radio campaigns of all times

Best Radio Campaigns

Media Samosa lines up some of the most creative & innovative radio campaigns of all times to celebrate World Radio Day.

Radio advertising has always been synonymous with the Indian audience and a number of brands have been contributing with campaigns that stand out from the noise. Brands from various sectors and agencies have created attention-grabbing campaigns that present short but sufficient narratives, with brand integrations that are presented in a crackling way.

5 Star presented a ‘3D’ radio campaign, Pinkesh was a shocker, Mayur Ply’s KAAN Awards winner – Office spoke about termites. Bombing by Big 92.7 FM represented a pertinent issue surrounding the sensitive subject of rape. Fevicol apprised of the water-resistance in an innovative manner.

More campaigns catch all ears.

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3D Radio Ad – 5 Star

 

 

Pinkesh – Nitco Tiles

 

 

Kuch Meetha Lijiye, Aur Jaakar Miliye – Cadbury

 

 

Magic From Airtel – Airtel

 

 

Office – Mayur Ply

 

 

Dramatic Bills – BSNL

 

Top-Class Safaai

 

Marine – Fevicol

 

Unexpected Noises – ISPCC

 

Bombing – Big 92.7 FM

 

 

If we have missed out on any of your favorite radio campaigns, write to us at content@socialsamosa.com or let us know in the comments below.

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