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Orry Meets Neena G: Foxtale’s Glow-Up Campaign Redefines Beauty, Boldly

In an age where skincare content often slips into boring tutorials and forced influencer monologues, Foxtale just dropped a cultural reset. By pairing Orry, the Gen Z internet wildcard, with Neena Gupta, the ageless icon of grace-meets-rebellion, Foxtale isn’t just marketing products — it’s questioning the entire playbook of beauty branding.

A Dressing Room, A Generation Gap… And Pure Magic

The video, set behind the scenes of a joint shoot, opens with Orry in his now-signature hyper-hyped mode, bouncing off the walls while Neena Gupta coolly observes. What starts as an unlikely pairing quickly evolves into something unexpectedly profound. They discuss skincare routines, authenticity, and that elusive thing called self-worth — all in a way that’s unscripted, raw, and hilarious.


Highlights? Orry shouting out Foxtale’s Super Glow Face Wash as a facials-be-gone fix, while Neena shares timeless skincare mantras like using sunscreen and not chasing fads. Foxtale weaves in product placement without a whisper of “buy now” energy. Instead, they let personality sell the product — which, in the age of ad fatigue, is a bold move.

Not A Campaign. A Cultural Conversation.

Foxtale’s move to bring these two radically different personas together is a branding masterstroke. Instead of pitting generations against each other (a trope we’ve seen far too often), this campaign celebrates the middle space. It makes room for laughter, for self-expression, and most importantly — for difference.

CSO Anindita Biswas sums it up best: “We didn’t want another ad. We wanted a moment.” And they got it.

Final Thought: In a market obsessed with youth, perfection, and #aestheticfeeds, Foxtale chose chaos, authenticity, and Neena Gupta’s sunscreen. We’re here for it.

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