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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], February 14: Wow! Momo, India's leading QSR chain, has launched a poignant Valentine's Day campaign that celebrates the truest form of unconditional love - the bond between a mother and her child. The new film showcases a young boy surprising his mother on Valentine's Day, declaring her as the most special person in his life.
By breaking away from conventional portrayals of Valentine's Day as being solely about romantic relationships, the campaign redefines love as something pure, selfless, and deeply rooted in everyday moments. The ad captures the essence of celebrating extraordinary emotions in the seemingly ordinary connections we often take for granted.
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Commenting on the campaign, L. Muralikrishnan, Co-founder and CMO of Wow! Momo, said, "This film reinterprets the real celebration of love and reimagines extraordinary moments in ordinary relationships. Through this story, we wanted to challenge the stereotypical definition of Valentine's Day and shine a light on the love that truly matters - unconditional, timeless, and selfless."
This campaign is part of Wow! Momo's commitment to sharing meaningful and relatable stories under the banner of "Wow Stories", Known for its innovation in both food and storytelling, the brand continues to connect with audiences emotionally while creating unforgettable experiences.
The Valentine's Day film is set to strike a chord with viewers across generations, reminding everyone that love is not bound by societal definitions or expectations--it's found in the simplest yet most profound moments of life.
Founded in 2008, Wow! Momo is India's leading quick-service restaurant chain, renowned for its innovative approach to traditional momos. With over 670+ outlets across 60+ cities in India, Wow! Momo has expanded its culinary footprint nationwide, winning the hearts of millions of momo lovers.
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