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Crocs Unveils India Edition Of ‘Wonderfully Unordinary’ Campaign Featuring Rashmika Mandanna

Crocs has unveiled the India edition of its Wonderfully Unordinary campaign featuring Rashmika Mandanna, using a monsoon-themed film and creator collaborations to highlight self-expression, fashion, and individuality.

BrandBeats Desk by BrandBeats Desk
June 19, 2026
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Crocs Unveils India Edition Of ‘Wonderfully Unordinary’ Campaign Featuring Rashmika Mandanna
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Crocs has launched the India edition of its global ‘Wonderfully Unordinary’ campaign, featuring brand ambassador Rashmika Mandanna. The campaign is built around the monsoon season and focuses on themes of individuality and self-expression.

The initiative marks the Indian adaptation of Crocs’ global platform, introduced earlier this year to encourage people to embrace their uniqueness. For the Indian market, the brand has chosen a monsoon-themed narrative that draws on the season’s cultural significance and everyday experiences.

The campaign film follows Rashmika Mandanna as she moves from a structured environment to a more expressive, vibrant setting after stepping into a pair of Crocs Classic Ballet shoes. Rain plays a central role throughout the film, serving as a visual element that drives the story forward.

The film also features creators Swayam Siddhi, Kevin Zhingkai, Krithi, and Aryan Katoch in a series of scenes that combine music, fashion, and performance. These include a sitar performance, a horseback ride through the city, and spontaneous musical moments set against the backdrop of the monsoon. The film was conceptualised by Kulfi Collective, produced by Calk & Cheese, and directed by Achowe.

According to the brand, the campaign aims to connect with Indian audiences through locally relevant storytelling while continuing the broader message of self-expression introduced under the Wonderfully Unordinary platform.

 

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Speaking about the campaign, Rashmika Mandanna, Brand Ambassador for Crocs India, said: “What I loved most about this campaign was that it felt incredibly natural and fun. The film celebrates people for who they are, and that made the entire experience very enjoyable. Having partnered with Crocs over time, there’s a genuine sense of familiarity and comfort that makes every collaboration special.” 

She further added, “I was especially excited to wear the new Ballet silhouette – It’s comfortable, versatile, and fits perfectly into my everyday style, making it one of my favorite looks from the campaign.”   

Commenting on the launch, Carly Gomez, Chief Marketing Officer, Crocs, said: “Monsoon continues to be one of the most important moments for Crocs in India, making it a natural backdrop for this regional adaptation of our global Wonderfully Unordinary brand platform. The campaign is rooted in a universal belief that individuality should be celebrated, and we wanted to bring that idea to life through voices and personalities that feel distinctly local.” 

She further added, “Together with global ambassador Rashmika and local creators, we’ve created a campaign that reflects the creativity, confidence and self-expression of today’s generation, while reinforcing the role of Crocs shoes and sandals as a canvas for personal style.” 

Speaking about the creative vision behind the campaign, Achowe said, “What’s always interesting about a brand like Crocs is how personal it is, everyone wears it their own way. We wanted the film to capture that sense of individuality and self-expression rather than just showcasing the product.”

He further added, “Rashmika brought so much personality and ease to the shoot, it felt like we were simply capturing moments. The goal was to create something playful, stylish, and full of character, while keeping it effortless and real.”

Tags: AchoweAryan KatochCalk & CheeseCrocs IndiaKevin ZhingkaiKrithiKulfi CollectiveRashmika MandannaSwayam Siddhi

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