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Why Indian Brands Should Stop Making 60-Second Brand Films
📅 Mar 11, 2026 · 2:37 AM ⏱ 6 min read 👁 19,433 views ▲ 820 💬 0
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Average attention span on social is 6-8 seconds. 60-second brand films get skipped — not watched.

Average watch-completion on a 60-second brand film posted to Instagram in India is under 18%. The cinematic 60-second brand-film format is a hangover from TV advertising and doesn't map to social-first consumption. The same brand message in three 8-15 second clips outperforms the long-form film by 4-6x on attention. The shift isn't about quality compromise — short doesn't mean low-effort. It means structurally different storytelling: front-loaded hook, single message, fast cuts, native-platform sensibility. Indian brand marketing budgets are still allocated to long-form productions that the audience isn't watching. The reallocation conversation is overdue.
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Neha KapoorApr 11 · 6:45 PM
The budget breakdown is really helpful. Was planning ₹1L for 2 but looks like we need to revise up.
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