Mumbai: Spark AI, the AI-powered creative studio from VerSe Innovation, has unveiled an AI-generated brand campaign for personal care brand Dhathri, marking the brand’s first foray into AI-led filmmaking. Created using more than 500 AI-generated images and nearly 200 AI-generated video sequences, the campaign demonstrates how artificial intelligence is increasingly being used to create cinematic, Gen Z-focused storytelling at scale while retaining human creative oversight.
The campaign combines advanced generative AI workflows with human-led creative direction and cinematic finishing. According to the company, the production involved extensive character consistency systems, motion refinement processes, and visual world-building to achieve a polished narrative. The project also addressed complex creative challenges such as dynamic hair movement, action-intensive sequences, and physics-based motion—areas that continue to test the capabilities of AI-driven filmmaking.

Commenting on the campaign, Umang Bedi, Co-founder, VerSe Innovation, said, “Brands today are under constant pressure to create more content, move faster, and stay culturally relevant. AI is helping solve that challenge, but only when it’s paired with strong creative thinking. Through Spark AI, we’re building production workflows that allow brands to experiment with new storytelling formats without compromising on quality or craft. The Dhathri campaign is a strong example of how AI can help bring ambitious creative ideas to life at scale while preserving the emotional depth and creativity that great storytelling demands.”
For Dhathri, the campaign represents a shift from conventional beauty advertising towards a narrative-driven approach centered on confidence, individuality, and self-expression. Instead of relying on traditional beauty tropes, the film follows three protagonists—a drift racer, a freestyle dancer, and a bungee jumper—each portraying a distinct expression of confidence and identity.
Through visually rich storytelling, the campaign positions hair as more than a beauty attribute, presenting it as a symbol of individuality and self-belief. The company said the film was designed to resonate with younger audiences who increasingly value authenticity, personal expression, and purpose-driven narratives.
The campaign was showcased alongside mainstream film screenings, underscoring the growing acceptance of AI-generated content as a credible storytelling medium for brands. It also highlights the emergence of structured AI production workflows across the advertising ecosystem, covering everything from concept development and character creation to motion generation, editing, sound design, and post-production.
VerSe Innovation noted that Spark AI is focused on enabling brands to leverage AI as a creative enabler rather than a replacement for human talent. The studio’s approach integrates technology with creative expertise to help brands develop immersive, large-scale content experiences for modern audiences.
As brands continue to explore new formats to engage digitally native consumers, the Dhathri campaign reflects a broader industry trend toward combining artificial intelligence with human creativity to deliver high-quality, scalable, and visually ambitious storytelling.
















