After boring TV ads, here comes an ad with a difference. The
latest ad about McDonald’s Junior Maharaja Mac has been created by Leo Burnett,
as all of the company’s ads in the past. Its even been shot on iPhones, giving
it a real edge.
As Raj Deepak Das, Chief Creative Officer, Leo Burnett,
South Asia, “We’ve cast real people, captured real moments, and shot many of
these on our iPhones.”
The ad by McDonald’s India (West & South) for the Junior
Maharaja Mac shows glimpses from daily life. As daily life is not just about
going through the grind but also about
celebrating some victories, it says small and simple wins can be celebrated
by ordering a Junior Maharaja Mac.
Sharing the thought that went into the ad, Das says, “We leaned
strongly into pop culture to show how McDonald’s has always been part of our
everyday moments – both big and small. The idea of a Maharaja Mac as the reward
for life’s everyday victories, beautifully converts these everyday moments into
feel-good moments.”
So, what is the Junior Maharaja Mac? For those who haven’t
tasted it yet, it is a smaller version of its famous Maharaja Mac, which itself
is an Indian version of the world-famous American burger the Big Mac. The
Junior version gives customers a chance to taste the Maharaja Mac in the form
of a single patty.
The Veg Maharaja Mac Junior is a vegetarian’s delight, the patty
being a rich and crusty cheese-and-corn patty, served with vegetable-cocktail
sauce. Premium ingredients like jalapeƱo, red onion, cheddar cheese and iceberg
lettuce lend it a superbly fresh taste and aroma.
While that’s for veggie lovers, non-vegetarians too need not
fret. There’s a Chicken version of the Junior Maharaja Mac as well, with a
flame-grilled patty, made of whole meat sourced from the leg, breast and thigh
of a chicken. The patties are placed inside buns sprinkled with sesame seeds.
There’s also fresh salad, with a dressing of Habanero sauce.
The Veg Maharaja Mac Junior and the Chicken Maharaja Mac
Junior – are priced at Rs 95 and Rs 99, respectively.
“We constantly evolve our menu to address customer needs. We
wanted to tell them to make the most of the simple moments in their lives. The
popularity of the Maharaja Mac inspired us to bring out another innovation as
part of our value format,“ shares Kedar Teny, Director – Marketing and Digital,
McDonald’s India (West & South).
However, while people are warming up to the Maharaja Mac, it
had taken a while for the Indian franchise to come up with the idea of a
non-beef substitute to the Big Mac. Big Mac, after all, is the best-known
burger in the world, so could it have a substitute, even?
As Vikram Ogale, Director, National Supply Chain &
Quality Assurance, McDonald’s India, puts it, “It was a complicated sandwich.
It had never been done before.” A team from McDonald’s had prolobnged meetings
with its main supplier - Vista Processed Foods – to create a perfect recipe
that would work. The result of those brainstorming sessions was the Chicken
Maharaja Mac!
Source:
Source:
http://www.articlesdunia.com/food-and-drinks/restaurants/small-celebrations-call-for-a-junior-maharaja-mac-says-this-ad |
Wow, excellent post. I'd like to draft like this too - taking time and extremely hard work to make a great article. Visit maharaja grocery store. This post has inspired me to write some posts that I am going to write soon.
ReplyDelete