Let us set the scene. Imagine 3 women seated in a coffee shop on a frigid,
rainy and cloudy Sunday afternoon,chatting casually with their hands wrapped
around steaming cappuccinos. As an observer, what do you think they are talking
about? Often, common stereotypes take the better of us and lead us to the
conclusion that they are probably gossiping about their neighbours or
discussing their recent shopping sprees.
Contradicting these stereotypes,Franklin Templeton has created Meri
PyaariSaheliyan, a podcast series designed for and by women with Hansi
Mehrotra. In today’s global environment conversing about the role of money is
often considered rude or a sensitive topic, however the series is designed as a
vehicle for women to share and discuss the things that give them meaning in
life. The series also presents their experiences in the real world, adversities
they’ve faced, and the journey they embarked on to overcome them as well as the
role that money has played in their lives.
JuzerTambawalla, (Director
and Head of Marketing at Franklin Templeton, India) states that “Meri PyaariSaheliyanis
an incredible window into the lives of women in modern India. The podcasts
provide a very immersive insight into their eventful and colourful lives. Such
podcasts are extremely valuable for all listeners because it’s not everyday
that we get the opportunity to listen in on heartfelt conversations and have
the ability to learn from the stories within them. Being a part of this
campaign has been enjoyable, inspiring and eye-opening. I hope you enjoy it as
much as I have.”
Furthermore, Geetanjali
Sachwani, (AVP of Marketing at Franklin Templeton, India) says that “The choice
of podcasts as a medium for Meri PyaariSaheliyanis one that I feel is
extremely important. In today’s era where screens surround us wherever we go,
it can sometimes be overwhelming to take in all that information. Podcasts
allow us to focus on the message that is trying to be conveyed without being
distracted by other visual stimuli. Additionally, when looking at Meri
PyaariSaheliyan where women discuss their lives, their experiences and
their goals podcasts allow the listener to be engaged with and to an extent become
a part of that engrossing conversation. Ultimately, the goal of the campaign is
to make women comfortable talking about their experiences, aspirations and
money and I feel that in an informal setting such as a podcast, this goal can
really bear fruit.”
The
podcasts are written and hosted by Hansi Mehrotra, a well-established and distinguished mentor
from the Finance industry. She is the Founder of The Money Hans.
Speaking about the campaign, she says, “The Meri PyaariSaheliyan concept is
based on my real life conversations with my real life girlfriends on real life
issues. I hope it inspires women to talk openly with their girlfriends about
money issues. “
The campaign is
spearheaded by Mumbai based Digital Agency Mirum India, a WPP group company.
Naila Patel (Executive Creative Director, Mirum India) said:“Meri PyaariSaheliyan is an extension of
our previous campaign 'Invest for Progress', where we urged women to not just
learn to earn but also to learn to invest. These podcasts branch out from the
same idea. We have created a series of conversationsaround problems that most
women face when it comes to talking about money. These women conversing about
life, money and investments, I believe normalises the issue at hand.”
You can
access the podcast series here:
https://www.franklintempletonindia.com/investor/investor-education/meri-pyaari-saheliyan
Meri PyaariSaheliyan is also available on popular audio
podcast platforms such as Soundcloud, Spotify, Saavn, Audioboom, Pocket Casts
and many more.
About
Franklin Templeton
Franklin Templeton
(India) is the largest foreign fund house* in the country. It manages one of
the most comprehensive ranges of mutual funds (40) catering to varied investor
requirements and offering different investment styles to choose from. It has
offices in 39 cities and Collection Centers in over 100 locations across the
country.
Franklin Templeton
Asset Management (India) Pvt. Ltd. is ultimately held by Franklin Resources,
Inc. A global investment organization operating as Franklin Templeton
Investments.
Franklin Templeton
Investments provides investment management solutions both global as well as
domestic and is managed by its Franklin, Templeton, Mutual Series, Franklin
Bissett, Fiduciary Trust, Darby, Balanced Equity Management and K2 investment
teams.The San Mateo, CA-based company has 70 years of investment experience and
$649.9 billion in assets under management as of December 31, 2018.
* Source: AMFI Website (based on AAUM as on
December 31, 2018)
Credits
Franklin Templeton
Marketing Team
JuzerTambawalla
– Director & Head, Marketing
Geetanjali
Sachwani – AVP, Marketing
Kunal
Wanvari - Assistant Marketing Manager
Mirum Team
Campaign Head - Naila Patel (Exec. Creative Director)
Planning and Servicing - Gaurav Kalwani (Group Head -
Communications), Priyanka Sharma (Sr. Account Manager) and Heer Meisheri (Assistant
Account Manager)
Creative Team - Kishor Shembekar (Creative Director),
Priyanka Chavan (Sr. Art Director) and Rohan Ian (Sr. Copywriter)
Media Planning and Buying - Joy Das (GM – Media Planning)
and Gitika Polen (Sr. Executive)
Curator & Host - Hansi
Mehrotra
Social Media
Facebook: facebook.com/FranklinTempletonIndia
Twitter: twitter.com/FTIIndia
Instagram: instagram.com/FTIIndia
About Mirum
Mirum India is a
leading digital agency with a pan-India footprint, offering 360-degree
solutions in digital and social media for over 50 brands, with an in-house
strength of 150+ professionals. Mirum India is part of the larger Mirum Global
Agency which operates in 20 countries, with more than 46 offices and 2,200
professionals. Mirum belongs to the J. Walter Thompson Company & WPP
Network and was named a Visionary in the 2016 Gartner Magic Quadrant. Mirum
India offers a bouquet of digital services across Brand Planning, Media
Planning, Social Media Management, Online Reputation Management, Web
Development and Creative Services.
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