Star Wars
A May the 4th product launch that had to read as Star Wars first and retail second.
















8 campaigns told in full, 45 films and reels, 23 brand marks on the wall. Out of one studio in Dhaka.
What that adds up to
Nine licensed worlds. One shelf.
Miniso Bangladesh launches a new licensed collection every few weeks, and each one arrives with its own rules, its own fandom and a date that cannot move. We run the campaign from the first teaser to the queue outside the door.
A May the 4th product launch that had to read as Star Wars first and retail second.

A one day event where the giveaway was the hook and the queue was the proof.

A flagship grand launch timed to the season, built around the cast and the countdown.

A pastel grand launch aimed squarely at the Hello Kitty generation that grew up and kept buying.

A store opening carried by BT21, where the fandom brings its own reason to show up.

Arcade nostalgia sold to people who never used an arcade, so the era had to do the talking.

Official merchandise in a country that stops for the World Cup, launched to that calendar.

A gifting season where the category is crowded, so the craft had to carry it.

The first dedicated blind box store in the country, launched as a free for all event.

Anthems with the country's biggest names, ship launches, product spots and the reels that carry a brand week to week. Tap any frame, it plays here.
Akij's snack brand sells to people scrolling in Bangla, so the work is written in Bangla and drawn as comics. The characters carry the jokes, the match schedule carries the calendar, and the reach is national.



Bruvana competes on shelf against brands with far bigger budgets, so the work has to hit from a thumb's distance. Every frame is high contrast, high energy and unmistakably one brand.



Monoshanti is a wellness retreat, so the work is closer to editorial than to advertising. We set the photographic language and the typographic restraint that lets the place speak.




Perfé had to win a category people did not know they wanted. We built the social voice, tied the work to the delivery apps people already use and rode the occasions that sell dairy.





Zura sells tailoring where the value sits in details a photograph has to find. We shoot the cloth, the cut and the hand, then let the type stay out of the way.



Investment marketing is bound by what it may promise, so the work earns attention through people rather than numbers. Every claim on screen is one compliance already cleared.


Smart Air sells against a problem people have stopped noticing. We gave the brand a comic hero so clean air has a face, then ran the hard product work behind her.



The roster














































One wing of four
The other three wings do not put their work on this page. They prove themselves on their own.
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