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Fanta redefines flavorful indulgence; launches a new Fnacking campaign featuring Kartik Aaryan

National, 7th May 2024: Fanta, the renowned and flavorful beverage brand of Coca-Cola India, unveils a new campaign to showcase the joy of Fnacking by having the flavorful Fanta Orange with their favorite snacks. The campaign film featuring Kartik Aryan, encourages consumers to seize the moment and build a perfect snacking ritual with Fanta’s multisensorial and indulgent taste. India’s snacking landscape is exploding with experimentation from unusual snack combinations to testing viral food hacks, experimentation snacks to snack review. Amidst this, Fanta acts a perfect enabler to enhance the taste of these sumptuous delights. Grab a FANTA & a Snack and Get FNACKING!
In the Fnacking campaign, Bollywood sensation Kartik Aaryan showcases the playful side of ‘Fnacking.’ Yes, that’s a new term to capture the fun of snacking with delicious Fanta. Kartik breathes life into the concept of experimenting with Fanta Orange and snacks, portraying Fanta as the catalyst for unconventional and experimental snacking, both at home and with friends.
Conceptualized by Ogilvy, the campaign is set to captivate audiences across multiple platforms, including television, digital media, and outdoor advertising, bringing the charm of Fanta to every corner of the nation.
Commenting on the campaign, Sumeli Chatterjee, Senior Category Director, Sparkling flavours, Coca Cola India and South-West Asia, said, “We are celebrating Fnacking as the joy of snacking in its unique, flavourful Fanta way. This campaign emphasizes that snacking is not just about quelling hunger but about elevating the entire experience with flavors that excite the taste buds. We are thrilled that Kartik Aaryan agrees with us and loves to add Fanta to his snacking ritual, making every moment more vibrant and enjoyable. Fnacking is not just a moment but a delicious sensorial experience.”
Speaking on his association with Fanta, actor Kartik Aaryan said “Being part of Fanta’s Fnacking campaign has been amazing! Fanta’s indulgent and flavorful Fnacking proposition is a game-changer. It’s truly exhilarating for me to be involved in this captivating campaign that brings a Champion spirit and a fresh perspective to the table.”
Commenting on the campaign, Ritu Sharda, Chief Creative Officer- Ogilvy North, adds, “We love experimenting with our snacks, constantly exploring unique combinations of flavours. This is why it comes as no surprise when you hear snack names like Samosa Bhel, Pakora Pav, and the likes. To demonstrate the coming together of Fanta and this culinary spirit, we’ve created a visually stunning world inspired by the Gram, where Kartik Aryan crafts these amazing snack fusions. With a playful twist, he enhances the flavour journey by adding a splash of delicious Fanta, transforming it into a “Fnack” (Fanta + Snack), making every bite more vibrant and enjoyable.”
About The Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola in India is one of the country’s leading beverage companies, offering a range of high-quality and refreshing beverage options to consumers. The company, in line with its vision of ‘Beverages For Life’, offers a wide portfolio of products which includes hydration, sports, sparkling, coffee, tea, nutrition, juice and dairy based products. In India its beverage range includes Coca-Cola, Coca-Cola Zero Sugar, Diet Coke, Thums Up, Charged by Thums Up, Fanta, Limca, Sprite, Maaza, Minute Maid range of juices and juice beverages. The Company also offers hydration beverages including Limca Sportz, Smartwater, Kinley, Dasani and Bonaqua packaged drinking water and Kinley Club Soda. Premium products constitute Schweppes range and Smartwater. In addition, it offers Costa Coffee and organic green tea based beverage- Honest Tea amongst its range of coffee and Tea. The Company is constantly transforming its portfolio, from reducing sugar in its drinks to bringing innovative new products to market.
The Company along with its owned bottling operations and franchise bottling partners has a strong network of close to 4 million retail outlets through which it refreshes millions of consumers across the country. It seeks to positively impact people’s lives, communities and the planet through water replenishment, packaging recycling, sustainable agriculture initiatives and carbon emission reductions across its value chain.
Globally together with its bottling partners, The Coca-Cola Company employs more than 700,000 people, helping to bring economic opportunity to local communities worldwide. Learn more at www.cocacolacompany.com and follow us on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn.

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