Real, the packaged fruit juice brand from Dabur India, has launched “Real Greetings,” a heartwarming Raksha Bandhan campaign built around a digital film that captures the deep, often unexpressed connections between siblings. The campaign encourages consumers to move beyond customary Rakhi rituals and put into words the sentiments toward their siblings that frequently go unspoken.b
The digital film portrays a brother-sister relationship through everyday moments—bickering, playful teasing, and quiet support—framing these interactions as expressions of a bond that doesn’t always need verbal articulation. By showcasing these authentic, relatable scenarios, the campaign highlights how sibling love manifests in glances, smiles, gestures, and an understanding that transcends words.
Mayank Kumar, Vice President Marketing, Dabur India Ltd., said “Raksha Bandhan is about celebrating a relationship that is filled with countless little moments the teasing, the fights, the laughter and, most importantly, always being there for each other. With ‘Real Greetings’, we wanted to celebrate this bond which don’t need just words. They are felt in a glance, a smile, a gesture, and a love that simply understands. The campaign celebrates the fact that siblings may not always say what they feel, but their actions often say it all.”
Monisha Prasher, G.M. Marketing – Foods & Beverages, Dabur India Ltd., added “Sibling relationships are made up of the smallest, most memorable moments from pulling each other’s leg to quietly looking out for one another. ‘Real Greetings’ celebrates these authentic expressions of love that make the sibling bond so special. Through the campaign, we want to encourage people to pause, appreciate their siblings and put into words the emotions that often go unsaid.”
The campaign arrives as Raksha Bandhan 2026 approaches on August 28, joining a crowded festive marketing landscape where brands like Cadbury Celebrations, Heer by GIVA, and Mia by Tanishq have also launched sibling-focused campaigns. Real’s differentiation lies in its focus on everyday authenticity rather than idealized sibling dynamics, resonating with consumers who recognize their own relationships in the film’s candid moments












