Dairy Day had long won hearts with its creamy flavours and trusted taste, but it remained a product remembered on the tongue, not in the mind. Our immersions revealed the gap: while “goodness” was present in every bite, it was never owned as a brand meaning. The result was quiet competence without emotional recall.

We transformed this goodness into a cultural code and a clear brand world, reframing it as everyday permission to indulge. By decoding moments from nostalgic kulfi summers to post-dinner rituals, we built memory anchors and a strategic roadmap that helps shift Dairy Day from a dependable choice discovered by chance to a brand actively sought for the feeling of goodness it brings into daily life.

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