Artificial intelligence is changing the way brands create video ads. What once took months can now be done in just a few days. SBN Media uses the latest AI tools to help top companies produce high-quality commercials faster and at a much lower cost than traditional studios. From keeping characters consistent to building impossible dream sets, their approach is built for the modern world of advertising.

We have collated 10 AI ad films made by SBN Media. Each video shows how AI is being used to create real, broadcast-ready commercials for brands. As you watch, you will notice how characters stay consistent, visuals look polished, and scenes are built that would be impossible or very costly to film in the real world.

10 Best AI Videos Produced by SBN Media

Below is a detailed breakdown of the best artificial intelligence videos created by SBN Media. This list will help you evaluate which style fits your specific marketing needs.

1. Reliance SMART Bazaar Festive Campaign

Industry: Retail

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLkmTG7Nb0aquTPkQgYeiSKoi4TGY_JLDN

During the festive season, Reliance SMART Bazaar needed 64 ready-to-run ad films delivered in under a week. The campaign covered 8 unique creative concepts. These concepts were localised across 4 languages, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, and Kannada, and delivered in 2 screen formats: widescreen for TV and vertical for mobile.

SBN Media completed the entire project in 7 days. The team built the core visuals first, then handled dubbing and lip-sync across all four languages. Every video was formatted for both TV and mobile, and finished ads were sent to the client in batches throughout the week rather than all at once at the end.

The project brought together visual production, creative direction, scripting, voiceovers, and quality checks to make sure every ad was ready to go on air. It was the first time a large national retail brand ran its entire festive campaign through this kind of production setup, and the final ads ran across television and mobile platforms.

2. BirlaNu CoverMax Putty Ad

Industry: Building Materials and Construction

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BirlaNu needed a television commercial for their CoverMax Putty that went beyond a standard product demonstration. The brief, scripted by DDB Mudra, centred on painters and contractors whose work prevents them from spending time with their families during festivals. The product's key feature, 20% more coverage, was positioned as something that saves time and gives workers their lives back.

The 66-second video follows a painter across multiple festivals, including Diwali, Holi, and a local mela. SBN Media handled the entire commercial through an AI production workflow, generating every environment, character, and scene digitally, avoiding the logistical complexity of large crowd shoots across multiple festival settings.

Character consistency was a central focus, with the painter, his wife, and daughter remaining visually consistent across all scenes. Lighting shifted from a soft, dusty tone in the early scenes to warm festival light as the story progressed. One of the more complex moments is a translucent overlay of the painter's daughter dancing while he works, generated as an integrated element rather than a traditional post-production composite.

3. Meesho Mega Blockbuster Sale Ads

Industry: E-commerce

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For the Meesho Mega Blockbuster Sale, SBN Media developed three distinct 14-second promotional videos, each built around a different visual concept: a disco party setting, a branded train arriving at a station, and a branded truck carrying the sale message. All three carried the same core offer of 80% off but appealed to different audiences through their visual choices.

Each video was designed to be festive, colourful, and high-energy, with catchy music, clear text overlays, and choreographed characters wearing vibrant ethnic wear. The goal was to communicate the sale message immediately and hold the viewer's attention throughout the short runtime.

The videos were produced from scripts provided by the client. SBN Media handled character choreography, realistic vehicle physics, lip sync, motion graphics, and post-production to bring each concept to life. The same production approach that keeps characters consistent and visuals accurate across multiple scenes was applied here, ensuring each ad met broadcast quality standards while being delivered at the speed a flash sale campaign demands.

4. Zydus Healthcare: The Easiest Exam Breast Cancer Awareness Film

Industry: Healthcare

https://youtu.be/3BGsBxYP_Ik?si=8hcOaa_EflhEkdUW

Zydus partnered with SBN Media to produce a breast cancer awareness video called "The Easiest Exam," aimed at encouraging women across India to perform regular breast self-exams. The central challenge was breaking through the natural hesitation people have around medical topics, not by alarming the viewer but by making the message feel familiar and safe.

The video opens with three women in everyday situations: a young woman getting ready for work, a mother dropping her child off at school, and an elderly woman having tea. In each scene, a husband or partner offers a gentle reminder: "Don't forget today." The viewer is not told what was forgotten until the message is revealed, creating a moment of curiosity that keeps the audience engaged before the core health message comes through.

Visual choices were made deliberately to keep the tone warm rather than clinical. Soft, diffused lighting with golden morning tones was used throughout, and all scenes were set inside the women's homes rather than in a medical environment. A key sequence shows all three women standing in front of their mirrors, edited together to create a sense of solidarity across different age groups. The characters were also directed to show a moment of quiet hesitation before acting, to reflect the real feelings many women have before performing a self-exam.

The core message of the campaign, "Do Haath, Teen Minute," meaning two hands and three minutes, was designed to simplify the process and remove the sense of complexity that often stops people from acting. The entire production was completed in approximately two weeks using an AI-driven workflow.

5. Harpic Complete Clean Campaign

Industry: FMCG

https://youtu.be/qrymeajZXLE?list=TLGG_CuVu5nPGRkyNDAyMjAyNg

The Harpic "Complete Clean" campaign highlights how an AI-powered Product Window can be used for educational explainer content.

The video begins with AI-generated scenes identifying household frustrations such as bathroom stains and clogged drains. SBN Media used a split-screen AI Product Window strategy to shift the mindset from scrubbing to passive maintenance. The hook features a child wearing a green monster mask, representing invisible germs and establishing an emotional need for a solution beyond surface appearances.

An AI-generated montage of different hands pressing a toilet flush button demonstrates that a toilet is a high-traffic zone. The resolution arrives with the presenter holding the Harpic Flushmatic Marine pack, with the AI Product Window highlighting the "240 Flushes" text, answering the problem shown in the flush montage by proving the cleaning agent is dispensed automatically.

6. Waaree Radiance Solar Kit B2C Campaign

Industry: Solar

https://youtu.be/FbrMy_PfI70?list=TLGGcLLOvUGvdhMyNDAyMjAyNg

Waaree Energies needed a video to market their All-in-One Waaree Radiance Solar Kit directly to homeowners.

SBN Media used a hybrid approach, combining live footage shot at real client sites in Nagpur with AI-generated sequences for parts of the story that could not be filmed. Live segments included a host on the rooftop, drone shots of apartment complexes with installed panels, and actual product components on a table. AI-generated sequences covered the installation process, since the sites were already finished, and product features impossible to film, such as DC to AC current flow inside the inverter, bifacial panel energy capture, underground chemical earthing, and the lightning arrester in action during a storm.

7. MSD Never Lose a Dose Corporate Video

Industry: Pharmaceutical

https://youtu.be/iz0b_ntegXs?si=yE8nOzpRMCXhvq7f

MSD, a global pharmaceutical company, needed a corporate video to communicate the scale, reliability, and precision of its supply chain without a traditional shoot. The creative strategy, developed by agency Pivotroots, was built around one central idea: rather than showcasing the size of the operation, the video would focus on its purpose, captured in the line "Never lose a dose for a patient."

SBN Media executed the entire video using a 100% digital workflow. No cameras, lights, or actors were used on location. Instead, the team blended AI-generated environments, branded animations showing MSD fleet vehicles and facilities, and composited sequences to create a single cohesive visual world. MSD's branding was placed directly onto trucks, warehouses, and containers within the animation, making the supply chain feel proprietary rather than generic.

The video addressed three themes from the script: agility, global scale, and sustainability. Abstract data networks and command centre visuals communicated resilience, a global map illustrated MSD's reach across 193 markets, and a digital sequence showed the shift from paper to digital documentation. The colour palette across all scenes used deep blues, clinical whites, and clean teals to maintain a tone of precision and trust throughout. The final video was paired with an authoritative voiceover and custom sound design to match the visual tone.

8. La Dazzle Modular Kitchens Brand Film

Industry: Home Interiors

https://youtu.be/Cj42UPrlUXM?list=TLGG2zmavvUkLq8yMzAyMjAyNg

La Dazzle makes high-end modular kitchens and wanted a brand film that did not just show their products but captured the feeling of aspiration, of a family that has worked hard and moved up in life. The brief was built around the "aspirational middle class," people who see their home as a reflection of their success.

Since the film needed to portray a perfect, aspirational world, the team built the kitchen environments entirely through AI rather than shooting on location. This allowed them to create flawless spaces with the right lighting, finishes, and details without the limitations of a real-world shoot. When early visuals felt too generic, the team pivoted quickly, cutting out unnecessary scenes and focusing specifically on La Dazzle's products, the drawer glides, the finishes, and the functional details that make their kitchens distinct.

The script was written in Hinglish, a natural mix of Hindi and English, to match the tone of the audience. A female voiceover was chosen over the original plan of a male voice, as it gave the film a warmer, more inviting feel. The result was a film that felt less like a product ad and more like a quiet celebration of progress.

9. OneAssist Appliance Protection Campaign

Industry: Insurance

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SBN Media produced three coordinated videos for OneAssist, each designed to perform a specific role in the customer journey. Rather than a single hero ad, the campaign was built as a connected set covering different appliances and different audience needs.

The first video, focused on laptop protection, was aimed at working professionals in metro and Tier-2 IT hubs. The creative framed a broken laptop as lost income, positioning protection as continuity. The second video, focused on TV protection, used emotion around family and togetherness to make the case for protecting a television during festive seasons. The third video, which focused on washing machine protection, worked as a trust builder by showing a straightforward claim and repair process to reduce scepticism among potential buyers.

All three videos shared a consistent brand language, including a unified colour palette, typography, logo placement, and sound. Each had a single clear objective and a call to action matched to the channel it was designed for, whether that was LinkedIn and YouTube for the laptop video, OTT pre-roll and in-store screens for the TV video, or post-purchase email flows and WhatsApp for the washing machine video.

10. Harkesh Rubber Cryogenic Deflashing Showcase

Industry: Rubber Parts Manufacturing

https://youtu.be/mVn2ZYM7LHc?list=TLGGQh7y8oGlNoYyMzAyMjAyNg

Harkesh Rubber needed a process explainer for their cryogenic deflashing workflow, one that showed every step, every machine, and every finish detail. The challenge was that the process is delicate, cold, and time sensitive, making on-site filming difficult. On top of that, critical details were too small for traditional cameras to capture without interfering with the workflow itself.

SBN Media recreated the entire deflashing machine and process digitally, matching the exact machine colour, controls, product geometry, and finishing to client references. The video walks through each stage of the process, from pre-freeze preparation through tumbling, thawing, finishing, and final inspection, using macro closeups and controlled cutaways that would have been impossible to achieve on the shop floor.

The client reviewed renders throughout the process, and the team iterated on colour and mechanical detail until the replication was accurate. The final video required no factory downtime and no disruption to the production process. Harkesh Rubber used it across sales presentations, their website, and trade outreach, with client feedback noting that the level of detail and process clarity exceeded expectations.

Conclusion

These 10 videos cover a wide range of industries, from retail and healthcare to manufacturing and lifestyle, and each one was produced faster and at a lower cost than a traditional shoot would allow. What ties them together is the same core approach: human creative direction combined with AI production to deliver results that are broadcast-ready, brand-accurate, and built for the platforms where audiences actually watch.

If you are a brand looking to produce high-quality video content without the long timelines and high costs of conventional production, SBN Media has already done it across some of India's most recognisable names. The work speaks for itself.

Get in touch with SBN Media at sbnmedia.in to discuss your next campaign.