For brands

Your brand, inside a story worth watching

Every office has a Chanchal. We write your product into his world as part of the plot, so viewers meet it inside a scene they already enjoy.

Chanchal, a tall thin office clerk with a pencil moustache, pale-blue shirt, brown trousers and blue ID lanyard, holding an umbrella

Story shapes

How a brand fits into a Chanchal story

The product causes the trouble

Chanchal gets hold of your product and, in his enthusiasm, takes it somewhere it was never meant to go. The joke lands on him, not on you.

The product saves the day

The plan collapses, the boss is waiting, and the one thing that works is yours. A classic third-act rescue.

The festival moment

Puja, Kojagari, Diwali, Poila Baisakh: the series already lives in the Bengali calendar, so seasonal campaigns fit naturally.

What you get

Story first, product honest

  • A Bengali story written around your product and audience, reviewed by you at script and storyboard stage.
  • The show's locked character designs and watercolour-and-pencil look, never off-model substitutes.
  • Clear sponsorship disclosure on every deliverable, and identified affiliate links where used.
  • A written scope covering deliverables, distribution and the limited campaign licence you receive.

Brand stories are built around Chanchal and the fictional office cast. Some characters are inspired by real people and appear in sponsored work only with their recorded consent, so cast availability is confirmed in your written scope.

Channel snapshot

2,420YouTube subscribers
6episodes
10Shorts

@chanchalerkando on YouTube, read from the YouTube Data API on 8 Nov 2026. Figures change over time; we share dated analytics on request and never guarantee reach.

Process

Four steps from brief to delivery

  1. Brief

    You share the product, the audience, the language and the moment. We agree the package, scope and timeline in writing before any work starts.

  2. Story & storyboard

    We write a Chanchal story where your product earns its place, then show you the script and a storyboard of key frames for review.

  3. Production

    Illustration, voice, animatic motion and edit, in the show's locked watercolour-and-pencil style, within the agreed revision rounds.

  4. Delivery

    Final files to the agreed specs, clearly disclosed as sponsored, published or handed over according to the written distribution and licence terms.