Indian delivery giant Zepto has partnered with The House of Abhinandan Lodha to offer a revolutionary service: plots of land delivered in just 10 minutes. This innovative collaboration redefines the traditional process of land investment, which often involves months of legal documentation and bureaucratic procedures.
ZeptoThe House Of Abhinandan LodhaReal EstateQuick CommerceJanmashtamiReal EstateAug 16, 2025

Zepto and The House of Abhinandan Lodha have partnered to offer a service where plots of land can be 'delivered' in just 10 minutes, reimagining the traditional land investment process.
The ad film begins with traditional elements of the Janmashtami festival, including cultural imagery, religious symbolism, and a reverent tone.
The key message of the ad film is to reimagine land investments with the help of India’s largest branded land developer, The House of Abhinandan Lodha, and Zepto’s rapid delivery service.
The film’s climax shows sweeping visuals of vast expanses of land being tucked into a standard Zepto delivery bag and whisked away by a delivery agent, highlighting the 10-minute delivery promise.
This partnership signifies a significant evolution in the quick commerce sector, demonstrating that even traditionally lengthy investment processes like land purchases can be reimagined through the lens of instant gratification.

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