


"Kuch Bhi" Nahi Chalega!
"Kuch Bhi" Nahi Chalega!
"Kuch Bhi" Nahi Chalega!
(Solutions)
Growth Strategy, Content Creation, Ads & Planning
(Year)
2024
When it comes to food, “Kuch Bhi” is a crime.
At Thrive we didn’t want to be just another food delivery app fighting for scraps in a two-player market. While the giants pushed discounts and algorithms, we went the other way and built a brand for those who gave a damn about what they were eating.
"Take Food Personally", was our brand ethos and we appealed to those who looked at food as more than just sustenance.
To convey this, we built our inaugural campaign around a daily question everyone knows too well, the dreaded “kya khaana hai?” that’s almost always followed by a careless “kuch bhi.” We held that response up as a mirror, said “nahi chalega” to it, and showed how the same lazy mindset led to hilariously bad outcomes everywhere else in life (Bad haircuts. Botched interiors. Bad vivas), and made the point land instantly when brought back to food.
The numbers proved the point. The films racked up 9.5M views, engagement shot up by 28%, traffic surged by 80%, and app installs jumped 120%.
When it comes to food, “Kuch Bhi” is a crime.
At Thrive we didn’t want to be just another food delivery app fighting for scraps in a two-player market. While the giants pushed discounts and algorithms, we went the other way and built a brand for those who gave a damn about what they were eating.
"Take Food Personally", was our brand ethos and we appealed to those who looked at food as more than just sustenance.
To convey this, we built our inaugural campaign around a daily question everyone knows too well, the dreaded “kya khaana hai?” that’s almost always followed by a careless “kuch bhi.” We held that response up as a mirror, said “nahi chalega” to it, and showed how the same lazy mindset led to hilariously bad outcomes everywhere else in life (Bad haircuts. Botched interiors. Bad vivas), and made the point land instantly when brought back to food.
The numbers proved the point. The films racked up 9.5M views, engagement shot up by 28%, traffic surged by 80%, and app installs jumped 120%.











