JK Maxx Paints has rolled out its latest campaign titled Ghar Aane Ke Bahaane, a campaign that showcases how vibrant walls don’t just beautify homes, but also become magnets for joy, conversations and connections.
The campaign film features Bollywood actors Jimmy Shergill and Minissha Lamba, reuniting on screen after nearly two decades. Jimmy plays the discerning and warm homeowner Sharma Ji, while Minissha stars as his wife, whose newly painted home becomes the center of attention for the neighborhood. From influencers wanting to shoot their reels against their colourful walls, to over friendly aunties dropping-in uninvited; everyone from the neighbourhood suddenly finds an excuse or rather bahaana to be at Sharma ji’s house.
Speaking about the new campaign film, Nitish Chopra - Business Head (White Cement and Paints Business), commented, “For homeowners, choosing the right paint goes far beyond just painting the walls, it’s an investment that ensures durability, creating spaces that reflect their personality and aesthetics. At JK Maxx Paints, we understand that paint is not merely a finishing touch, it’s a foundation for making a house truly a home. Our products, from the trusted house of JKCement, are designed to deliver superior quality, long lasting performance, durability along with a wide range of colours, making them relevant for every homeowner. With the ‘Ghar Aane Ke Bahaane’ campaign, we wanted to highlight this very connection, how the right paint not only beautifies walls but also becomes a reason for joy, curiosity, and togetherness drawing families and communities closer.”
Amandeep Malhari, Marketing Head (White Cement and Paints Business), added, “At JK Maxx Paints, our focus has always been to build a brand that goes beyond the functional benefit of paint. With the launch of ‘Ghar Aane Ke Bahaane’ campaign, we are strengthening our positioning as a trusted brand that turns walls into backdrops of joyful moments! The film highlights how colours transform a house into a lively, welcoming space. Indian families and neighbourhoods are built on togetherness, and humour felt like the most relatable way to bring that emotion alive and contemporary elements like reels, online interviews and cricket keep the story relevant for today’s time. We believe this campaign will connect deeply with consumers who see their homes not as walls, but as a canvas of memories and happiness.”
