Topical Content | Social-First Storytelling
Brief: Not every piece of content needs a blockbuster budget. Sometimes, all it takes is the right cultural moment, a familiar character, and a clever idea.
The challenge was to build a Hero, Hub & Hygiene content ecosystem that kept Prime Video entertaining and relevant beyond show launches.
From big, conversation-starting hero campaigns to recurring hub formats and quick, witty hygiene content, the approach was to tap into trending conversations, festivals, internet humour, and everyday relatable moments using Prime Video's vast library of characters and stories.
The idea? Make Prime Video more than a place people come to watch content. Make it a brand people want to watch on social, too.
The Outcome | 2025: 37 Videos. 76M+ Views. One Very Entertained Internet.
76.8M+ views and 54M+ reach across 37 topical content pieces in 2025.
6M+ engagements with an average engagement rate of 11.19%.
17.7K+ followers gained through topical content.
Hub: 10 videos generated 34.5M+ views and 3.17M+ engagements.
Hygiene: 24 videos delivered 25.4M+ views and 2.1M+ engagements.
Hero: 3 videos generated 16.9M+ views and 757K+ engagements.
The bigger win? Keeping Prime Video culturally relevant throughout 2025, one topical moment at a time.
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Maheep Singh | New Year, Same Old Resolutions
Every New Year comes with a fresh set of resolutions. And every year, most of us end up breaking them.
Tap into this universally relatable behaviour with comedian Maheep Singh, using humour and Prime Video's titles to create an entertaining, culturally relevant New Year moment.
The Outcome
2.7M+ views
2.1M+ reach
141K+ engagements
6.72% engagement rate
Panchayat Goes Retro/ World Music Day
Panchayat has an iconic soundtrack. But what if its familiar tune had been composed in the 1970s?
For World Music Day, creators Anusham and Aditya reimagined the beloved Panchayat track with a retro twist, bringing together nostalgia, music, and fandom.
The Outcome
586K+ views
448K+ reach
23K+ engagements
5.23% engagement rate
April Fools' Day 2025 \ Woh Vaala Feature
Ever remembered everything about a movie except its name? For April Fools' Day, the idea was to turn this universal frustration into a prank people wished was real.
Introducing Woh Vaala Feature, a fictional Prime Video feature that lets you search for shows and movies using vague, hilarious descriptions. Featuring Suniel Shetty, Rajpal Yadav, MC Stan, and Dharna, the film made audiences question whether the feature actually existed.
The Outcome
18.4 MM+ organic views
750k+ engagements
Organic coverage across Social Samosa, afaqs!, and AdGully
A fake feature. Real engagement. And a prank everyone wanted to be true.
Dosti Koi Picture Se Kam Nahi Hoti | Friendship Day
For Friendship Day, storyteller Manhar Seth brought the thought “Dosti koi picture se kam nahi hoti” to life through his signature open-mic storytelling, weaving together friendship, nostalgia, and Prime Video's iconic titles.
The Outcome
1.18M+ views
767K+ reach
104K+ engagements
13.58% engagement rate
Kaun Sa Vaala Funny? Kaun Sa Vaala Scary?
Funny, scary, romantic, thrilling. But kaun sa vaala funny? And kaun sa vaala scary?
To bring Prime Video's Every Kind of Emotion proposition to life, recreated Parineeti Chopra's viral “Kaise hai yeh sensation?” moment from Hasee Toh Phasee. The film playfully explored the different emotions audiences experience through Prime Video's vast entertainment library.
The Outcome
1.6M+ views
24K+ engagements
Positive audience sentiment around Parineeti recreating her iconic viral moment.
The Thought? Whatever the emotion, there's a Prime Video story for it.
Women Who Own Their Stories | Women's Day 2025
For Women's Day, the idea was to celebrate strength, resilience, and sisterhood through iconic female characters from Prime Video's universe. A powerful montage of women owning their stories, complemented by artwork bringing these characters together.
The Outcome
9.2M+ views
852K+ engagements
Over 8× the average views and 12× the average engagements of Q4 2024 content.
The Thought? Different stories. Different struggles. One thing in common: women who refuse to be defined by anyone else.
Lazy Nahi Hoge Toh Crazy Ho Jaoge
If fitness icon Milind Soman can take a day off, so can everyone else!
For Lazy Day, the idea was to show a completely unexpected side of India's fitness icon: doing absolutely nothing, relaxing, and binge-watching Prime Video.
The Thought? Lazy nahi hoge toh crazy ho jaoge! Because even the fittest deserve a little downtime.
Emojis Needed a Dialogue Upgrade | World Emoji Day
What if some of Prime Video's most iconic dialogues became emojis?
For World Emoji Day, the idea was to give the emoji keyboard a filmy upgrade by imagining brand-new emojis inspired by famous dialogues from Prime Video's shows and films.
The Outcome
418K+ views
272K+ reach
23K+ engagements
8.49% engagement rate
The Thought? Some dialogues are so iconic, they deserve an emoji of their own.
Mother's Day, 2026| Topical Content
No one delivers guilt trips quite like an Indian mother! For Mother's Day, Dharna brought her iconic mom character to life, hilariously taunting her kids for being too busy for family functions and comparing them to characters from Prime Video's shows.
The Outcome
46.9M+ views
2.7M+ likes
1M+ shares
33.1K+ reposts
13K+ comments
Turns out, mummy ke taane are universally relatable. And incredibly shareable!