Casagrand's quirky 'We Are Sorry Bengaluru' campaign has successfully turned the launch of Estancia in Kogilu into a citywide conversation, highlighting the project's standout features through playful apologies.
Real EstateCasagrandEstanciaKogiluBengaluruReal EstateSep 29, 2025

The 'We Are Sorry Bengaluru' campaign is a quirky marketing initiative by Casagrand to promote their new project, Estancia in Kogilu. It uses playful apologies to highlight the project's standout features, such as large living spaces and extensive amenities.
Casagrand Estancia features 429 premium lifestyle apartments spread across 7.32 acres, over 70 indoor and outdoor amenities, a 22,500 sq.ft multi-storey clubhouse, and 11,500 sq.ft of swimming pools. The residences are designed for comfort, style, and Vaastu compliance.
The campaign stands out by using playful apologies to highlight the project's features, which turns a real pain point into engaging messaging. This approach creates stronger recall and transforms everyday streets into moments of engagement and delight.
Diptakirti Chaudhuri is the Chief Marketing Officer of Casagrand. He believes that building homes is about emotions, design, and quality. The 'Sorry, Bengaluru' campaign is their attempt to bring a smile and make buying a home feel joyful.
The multi-storey clubhouse at Casagrand Estancia is a significant feature, being the largest of its kind in the city with 22,500 sq.ft of space. It includes 11,500 sq.ft of swimming pools and world-class facilities, setting a new benchmark for community living in Kogilu.

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