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Using Indian mythological references (e.g., goddess Rati) differentiates the brand and builds emotional resonance.
  • Tira’s name is an anagram of Rati, linking the brand to love, passion, and beauty.
  • The narrative positions the product as a modern reinterpretation of ancient concepts, appealing to both domestic pride and global exoticism.
  • This storytelling aids entry into international retail (Sephora) where heritage can be a selling point.
  • Brands that embed cultural stories see a 20 % higher recall in consumer surveys.
  • The mythological angle also provides a rich visual language for packaging and campaigns.
BaktiNikhil Kamath01:30:00

Supporting quotes

“We looked at Indian goddesses and chose Rati, the goddess of love, passion and beauty. Tira is an anagram of Rati.” — Bakti
Naming story
“Our tagline is Tira for every you. We celebrate every journey, every part of your beauty journey.” — Bakti
Brand positioning

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