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ADANI REALTY’S GANESH CHATURTHI CAMPAIGN CELEBRATES BAPPA’S JOURNEY

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Adani Realty, in partnership with 22feet, has launched its Ganesh Chaturthi campaign ‘Come Home to Celebrations’. The cinematic film traces Bappa’s journey from Shadu Mati clay to his homecoming, celebrating artisans, devotion and transformation. Amplified across digital platforms, the campaign honours the hands and emotions that make the festival special.  

This Ganesh Chaturthi, Adani Realty has chosen to celebrate not just the arrival of Lord Ganesha but the journey that precedes it. In collaboration with 22feet, part of Omnicom Advertising India, the company has unveiled its festive campaign, ‘Come Home to Celebrations’, a cinematic ode to the clay, craft and devotion that bring Bappa home.  

The campaign begins with Shadu Mati, the clay traditionally used to sculpt Ganesha idols. It is here, in the hands of skilled artisans, that the festival truly begins. The film captures the transformation of this humble soil into the beloved deity, shaped by patience, artistry and faith. Through the refrain “Yeh mitti, mitti nahi,” the narrative elevates clay into a symbol of devotion, reminding audiences that the festival is as much about the journey as the destination.  

Adani Realty’s film is supported by an original lyrical composition that underscores the emotional resonance of the visuals. The cinematic storytelling moves from the earthy beginnings of Shadu Mati to the grandeur of Ganesh’s homecoming, reflecting how a house becomes a place of celebration when Bappa arrives. The campaign positions the act of welcoming Ganesha as a transformation not only of clay into idol but of space into sanctum.  

Speaking about the campaign, Ishan Mehta, Executive Creative Director at 22feet, explained: “For thousands of craftspeople, Ganesh Chaturthi begins with shadu mati—the clay that becomes Lord Ganesh. For us, it begins when he comes home. So this year, Adani Realty decided to celebrate the soil that brings us closer to India’s most beloved deity, tracing its journey from its origins to our homes through a cinematic film, elevated by a beautiful track.”  

The campaign has been rolled out across Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, X and LinkedIn, with a teaser building anticipation ahead of the full film. By amplifying the message across platforms, Adani Realty ensures that the story of Bappa’s journey resonates with audiences nationwide, blending tradition with contemporary storytelling.  

‘Come Home to Celebrations’ is more than a festive campaign; it is a tribute to the unseen hands and quiet devotion that make Ganesh Chaturthi meaningful. By spotlighting artisans, clay and the emotions woven into the festival, Adani Realty has created a narrative that honours both heritage and home. In doing so, the campaign reminds us that celebrations are not only about grandeur but about the many small journeys that culminate in faith, joy and togetherness.  


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