Ajay Devgn returns as brand ambassador for Prayag India, rekindles association with Likh Ke Le Lo campaign

Bollywood actor Ajay Devgn has officially rejoined Prayag India, a leading manufacturer of sanitaryware and plumbing solutions, as its brand ambassador, marking a renewed collaboration that draws on shared values of strength, integrity, and trust. This announcement comes with the launch of a fresh campaign, "Prayag Ghar Banaye Shaandar," which aims to strengthen Prayag’s emotional connect with Indian households while reaffirming its commitment to quality and innovation. Devgn, known for his commanding presence and rooted performances, previously represented Prayag in the popular "Prayag Quality Bemisal – Likh Ke Le Lo" campaign—a marketing success that went beyond the screen to become a colloquial phrase among consumers. The brand now looks to build on that legacy with a campaign that emphasizes the role of durable, trustworthy products in shaping modern Indian homes. Nitin Aggarwal, CEO of Prayag India, expressed pride in having Devgn back on board. “His authent...

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