BIBA launches mother’s day Campaign: “Kuch nahi” collection for mothers who ask for nothing, but deserve everything

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The "Kuch Nahi" collection symbolizes the selflessness and humility of mothers worldwide. Based on real-life anecdotes, BIBA’s campaign presents a portrayal of the expectations society places on mothers, juxtaposed with the innate strength showcased in their everyday actions
  • This Mother’s Day, BIBA calls upon everyone to honour authenticity and individuality, inviting all to join in celebrating the essence of motherhood and empowering mothers to embrace their true selves

  • Renowned TV actress Shilpa Saklani collaborates with BIBA for a heartfelt tribute to maternal love

National, 9th May, 2024: As Mother’s Day approaches, BIBA, India’s leading and homegrown fashion brand, today unveiled its digital campaign, titled "Kuch Nahi," this campaign pays homage to the endless support and boundless affection of mothers, who often ask for nothing in return for their sacrifices. The campaign features renowned Indian TV actress, Shilpa Saklani. 

Reflecting on the cherished memories of our mothers, the campaign reminds us of the countless times mothers intuitively knew what we needed, even before we asked for it. Whether it was a comforting hug, a listening ear, or a small gesture of kindness, mothers have always been there, selflessly giving without expecting anything in return.

To honour and  celebrate mothers, BIBA’s "Kuch Nahi" collection, curated especially for mother’s day, is a testament to the simplicity and humility of maternal love. This collection embodies the essence of the phrase "kuch nahi" (nothing), encapsulating the essence of maternal affection and understanding. Time and again, when asked what they desire, mother’s humbly respond with this phrase, underscoring their unwavering commitment to their families’ well-being above their own wants. BIBA has taken inspiration from this selfless sentiment, crafting a campaign that aims to deliver precisely what mothers express they need- “Kuch Nahi.”

The campaign’s highlight is a heartwarming short film that captures the everyday moments of a mother’s love and sacrifice. Set in a humble household, the film follows the story of a mother who effortlessly fulfils the needs of her family, always knowing exactly what they need, even without them having to share. The film beautifully then moves ahead also to depict the daughter bringing her mother a BIBA outfit for a family function she must attend to- honouring the mother with a selfless act illustrates the depth of a mother’s understanding and compassion, leaving viewers with a heartfelt reminder to appreciate and cherish mothers in their lives. 

Mr. Siddharath Bindra, Managing Director of BIBA Fashion, shares his thoughts on the campaign, stating, "My mother has been my biggest inspiration over the years. She started her own business with no training at the age of 40. This Mothers Day we have a special film that is dedicated to all the Mothers for their unconditional love and a special Collection to offer which is a great gift for the Kuch nahi that they ask the children for. We are sure this will resonate with our audiences and look forward to a wonderful response.”

The "Kuch Nahi" collection will be available for purchase on BIBA’s official website and across select retail stores nationwide. Join BIBA in honouring mothers this Mother’s Day by embracing the spirit of "kuch nahi" and giving them the love and appreciation they truly deserve.

The film featuring Shilpa Saklani can be viewed on BIBA's official website and social media platforms including YoutubeFacebook & Instagram. The ad film has been shot and created in partnership with leading creative agency Famous Innovations, bringing to life the sentiment of maternal selflessness.

About BIBA

 

BIBA, a synonym for pretty women in Punjabi, is literally a home-grown Indian fashion wear brand, started by Mrs. Meena Bindra from her house in Bombay with a partly sum of eight thousand, way back in 1988. Soon, the brand started spreading its wings in and around the city as the product’s styling and beautiful handblock prints started getting a fantastic response from the local communities, including many film stars as well. The retail revolution in the country gave the brand the desired recognition and an opportunity to grow across the country. Symbolizing the strength and the spirit of today’s woman, BIBA today is the most loved ethnic wear brand in the country. With a prime objective of providing trend-setting and fashionable Indian attire at an affordable price, BIBA products are available in all three categories of SKD (Salwar Kameez Dupatta), M&M (Mix & Match) and Unstitched Fabric. Now, BIBA has diversified its product from jewellery, fragrance, wallet and footwear The popular demand from its avid patrons led the company to introduce BIBA Girls, a dedicated range for kids between 2 to 15 years. With an aim to tap the burgeoning premium ethnic and bridal wear segment in the country, BIBA recently acquired a substantial minority stake in the designer label- Anju Modi and Rohit Bal.

 

BIBA products are available through 355 stores across 26 states in India, apart from the presence in all the major retail chains in the country like Shopper’s Stop, Lifestyle, Pantaloons and Central. Over the years, the brand has received awards & recognition from various organizations like Shoppers Stop, Myntra, Images Group for being the ‘Most Admired Women’s Indian Wear Brand’ on many occasions credited to its innovative designs, fit, silhouettes and varied colour palette. Our Founder & Chairperson Mrs. Meena Bindra has been awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award by CMAI and Franchise India for her contribution to the apparel industry. The brand is guided by the vision of Siddharath Bindra, who as Managing Director is responsible for the overall growth of the brand

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