Varun Dhawan is a brand magnet spanning industries, read more!
In the world of advertising and marketing, celebrity endorsements are a potent strategy. Companies enlist famous faces to promote their products, services, and brand image. Reaching target audiences, establishing brand equity, and raising brand awareness are just a few advantages of these endorsements. Varun Dhawan who is one of the most successful Bollywood actors has a range of brands who are working with him and serves as a perfect case study!
Varun Dhawan’s brand endorsements span across different industries. Here’s a list of brands that Varun is closely working with – from personal care products like Emami Navratna talc, and Denver face wash to healthy lifestyle choices with Eatfit and Fast & Up. Not only this but he also caters to the family market with Maruti Suzuki cars and Santoor soap, while also being the face of entertainment with Amazon Prime Video.
Dhawan’s influence extends to fashion with Fossil watches, technology with Samsung phones, and even social responsibility with Pedigree. He promotes hydration with Kingfisher water, promotes and enjoys snacking with Too Yumm chips, and brings entertainment home with Cellecor TV. This diverse portfolio showcases Varun Dhawan’s ability to connect with a wide audience across various demographics, not only does having Varun as a face increases brand visibility but also helps the brand in increasing their engagement and reach. Hence, he has has multiple brands under his folio that have been recurring over many years
Varun is known for his diverse roles in movies such as October, Badlapur, Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhania, Badrinath Ki Dulhania, Dilwale, Student of The Year, Main Tera Hero, Dishoom, Judwaa, Sui Daaga, Street Dancer 3, etc. Varun has 11 consecutive hits, with a whopping 1,245.62 crore rupees in box office revenue, his combination of acting talent and great popularity makes him a top target for marketers trying to reach a large consumer base and by the looks of it, he isn’t stopping with 17 brands.
