Navigating through the challenging norms of the dating scenario, the platform aims to extend support to individuals searching for perfect partners. The short ad film highlights the commonality that exists in every individual, which only connects if one is willing to accept the other person's reality.
The film that has been conceptualized by Qissa Studios and directed by Chinmaya Sharma , aims to support the dating community, especially the Indian Singles who are fascinated by the idea of online dating. The film depicts an interaction between a couple regarding their choices and lifestyle that eventually leads them to discover their mutual love for street food.
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Panache People City Life. ET Magazine. With this campaign, the company wants to support the dating community, it said in a statement. The film narrates a conversation between a couple regarding their choices and lifestyle. It ends on a happy note when they discover their mutual love for street food. In the end, a connection is matched making the two admire their shared interest. QuackQuack started off as a desi homegrown dating platform in It is now trying to carve out a market share of the crowded online dating market by tapping locals who prefer both long-term relationships and casual dating.
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