Branded Comedy Skits & Influencer Collaborations
My puppets Ajji and Tata don't just sell; they tell stories. Let's make your brand part of the family conversations my audience already loves.
To reach a wider audience, we created an English version of our collaboration with Manet Kids. This shows our versatility in adapting content for different demographics while keeping the core message and humor intact.
This was a really heartwarming collaboration with First Cast to create a keepsake of my daughter's hands and feet. We turned it into a funny skit with 'Rowdy Ajji' making a deal, showing how even a sentimental service can be promoted with humor.
We partnered with the renowned Narayana Nethralaya to create a Glaucoma awareness video. This is an example of 'infotainment', where we use Tata's character to explain serious health topics in an accessible and memorable way.
A little behind the scenes look at our Glaucoma awareness shoot. It shows the process of setting up a shot with Tata in a clinical environment, blending the professional with the playful.
Here, Dinku and I are inviting our audience to a Women's Day event organized by Vijaya Karnataka. This is a great example of how we can act as media partners to drive attendance and create buzz for public events.
This is a promo for an interview I did, which also featured a bit of magic. It showcases how we can collaborate with media houses and content creators to produce engaging promotional material for their platforms.
Here's a fun clip of my puppet Tata taking over the radio station as 'RJ Venki Tata'. This kind of content is perfect for media collaborations, creating a memorable and shareable moment for the radio show's audience.
About Partnering with Brands
When I work with a brand, I don't just read a script. I hand it to Ajji or Tata. If the lines don't sound like a conversation you'd hear in a Bangalore household, we rewrite them until they do. You aren't buying a polished commercial; you’re getting a skit where your product feels like it naturally belongs in the dialogue.
Advertising is often the first thing people scroll past. My approach is to make your brand the punchline or the hero of the story, rather than an interruption. By using my puppet characters—like the sharp-witted Kokila Ajji or the goofy Tata—we bridge the gap between a sales pitch and genuine entertainment.
Why Puppet-Led Storytelling Works
- Natural Integration: I don't do 'hard sells.' I craft skits where the puppets discuss your product in the same way they discuss life, relationships, or their latest funny mishaps. This maintains viewer retention.
- The Kanglish Connection: My content bridges the gap between Kannada tradition and modern, metro-city slang. This dual-language accessibility helps brands reach a wider demographic across Karnataka.
- Infotainment at its Best: Whether it is explaining a serious health service like a Glaucoma screening or showcasing a kids' clothing line, we focus on infotainment. We simplify complex messages into bite-sized, memorable skits.
Collaboration Formats
I offer flexibility in how we deliver your message. We can do branded comedy reels that prioritize viral humor, story sequences for quick daily engagement, or on-site vlogs if you want me and the gang to visit your store or office in Bengaluru. I also offer quarterly ambassadorships if you are looking for long-term brand recall rather than a one-off post. My goal is to build a narrative that your audience chooses to watch, share, and remember.
Indushree Raveendra
I'm Indushree, and I believe brands have a better chance of being remembered when they're introduced by a sassy grandmother puppet named Kokila Ajji. I help you skip the typical sales pitch and jump straight into a story that actually resonates with Kannada-speaking audiences.
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