FabriCare launches its Blackout curtains campaign with ad film featuring Alia-Ranbir

FabriCare - High-Performance Fabrics unveils its latest campaign for Blackout Curtains, featuring Bollywood power couple Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt. This visually captivating campaign is brought to life under the direction of renowned filmmaker, Karan Johar, under his banner Dharma 2.0 and conceptualised by 82.5 Communications. This campaign highlights FabriCare’s innovative blackout fabrics with the theme “Pitch Dark. Anytime.,” set against the backdrop of everyday life at home.

The new campaign focuses on FabriCare's supersoft Blackout curtains, designed to transform spaces with elegance and efficiency. FabriCare’s cutting-edge Blackout curtains are engineered to provide unparalleled light control and privacy without the need for the traditional extra blackout lining. Crafted with precision, these curtains promise to deliver a serene environment by blocking out 100% exterior light, making the ambience perfect for any room where relaxation and privacy are paramount.

Ajay Arora, Managing Director of D’Décor Home Fabrics said, “There is not a single quality manufacturing system in India that produces four pass blackouts in wide width which meets the performance and aesthetic standards required by all the hotels and high-end homes in India. FabriCare bridges this gap. Our blackout curtains eliminate the need for a separate fabric lining as the fabric itself is finished to make it inherently blackout, fusing beauty, functionality and convenience to enhance our consumers’ living spaces. With this campaign, we are confident that the message of innovation and sophistication will resonate deeply with our audience.”

Karan Johar, the acclaimed director, shared his enthusiasm, “Working with Ranbir and Alia has been a fantastic experience. Their dynamic presence and understanding of the brand’s essence have brought our vision for FabriCare to life. Through this campaign, we are not only showcasing the essence of the brand but also highlighting the chemistry between the couple. The curtains are a testament to FabriCare’s commitment to quality and style, and I am happy to have directed a campaign that celebrates such an essential home product.”

Ranbir Kapoor, Brand Ambassador, FabriCare, added, “I am excited to be a part of this campaign. FabriCare’s Blackout curtains are a perfect blend of luxury and practicality. They not only enhance the aesthetics of a room but also offer a convenient solution for those who value their space and privacy.”

Alia Bhatt, Brand Ambassador, FabriCare commented, “I’ve been a part of the FabriCare family for two years and I find their products to be beautiful and innovative. FabriCare’s Blackout curtains are no exception. They bring a new level of convenience to homes, and I am delighted to be a part of this campaign, which plays on the interactions and chemistry of modern-day couples, to highlight the brand’s benefits beautifully.”

Simone Arora, Creative Director at D’Décor Home Fabrics, shared her thoughts, “This campaign captures the essence of FabriCare’s design philosophy. The Blackout curtains are a perfect example of how we blend creativity with functionality. Working with Karan, Ranbir, and Alia, has been an incredible experience, and I believe their involvement truly elevates the product’s appeal.”

Nikita Desai, VP – Strategy, Brand and Business Excellence at D’Décor Home Fabrics Pvt Ltd. concluded, “Generally a separate lining fabric is applied to curtains to make them fully opaque. FabriCare eliminates that need, by making the curtains inherently blackout, so you have the luxury of our beautiful curtains, and the convenience and benefit of the highest quality blackout, all rolled into one, to create a nighttime ambience, anytime you want. Ranbir and Alia bring their unique personality to this campaign, under Karan Johar’s direction, to beautifully weave the product promise in a charming narrative that is sure to resonate with most young Indian homemakers”

The new FabriCare campaign will be showcased across various media platforms, including television, digital, and print, starting this month.