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GAIL Launches Season 2 of ‘Wah Kya Energy Hai’ Campaign with ‘Naye Bharat Ki Nayi Energy’ Anthem

New season features four short films highlighting CNG, PNG, LNG and CBG while encouraging consumers, especially Gen Z, to choose cleaner energy options.
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New Delhi: GAIL (India) Limited has launched the second season of its consumer awareness campaign, ‘Wah Kya Energy Hai’, aimed at promoting cleaner and more sustainable energy choices among consumers across India.

The campaign includes four short-format films released on GAIL’s official YouTube channel, along with a new campaign anthem titled ‘Naye Bharat Ki Nayi Energy’. Through relatable storytelling, humour and everyday situations, GAIL is encouraging consumers to consider cleaner fuel options such as CNG, PNG, LNG and CBG.

The campaign has a special focus on Gen Z, recognising the growing influence of young consumers in shaping consumption patterns and supporting the transition towards a cleaner energy future.

GAIL’s Wah Kya Energy Hai Season 2 Focuses on Cleaner Fuels

Season 2 builds on GAIL’s efforts to strengthen direct consumer engagement and create greater awareness about the accessibility and benefits of cleaner energy.

The campaign highlights the use of cleaner fuels across several applications, including:

  • Domestic PNG (D-PNG) for household needs
  • Commercial PNG (C-PNG) for businesses
  • CNG for cleaner mobility
  • Industrial PNG (IPNG) for industrial applications
  • LNG for transport and commercial requirements
  • CBG as an emerging cleaner fuel option

The films aim to show consumers how these energy solutions can become part of everyday life as well as commercial and industrial activities.

Read also: GAIL India Eyes US LNG Projects, May Acquire Minority Stake to Strengthen Long-Term Supply Security 

Four Short Films Follow the Mishra Family

The second season takes viewers deeper into the lives of the Mishra family, using familiar situations to communicate the benefits of cleaner energy choices.

The four films cover everyday experiences ranging from a short trip to Varanasi and a boat ride to family celebrations, visits to relatives and an event at Senior Mishra’s factory.

Each episode uses a relatable situation to present a reason for choosing cleaner fuels. The campaign combines humour, tongue-in-cheek storytelling and practical use cases to encourage viewers to think about their own energy choices.

Each film has a runtime of approximately 8–10 minutes and is available on GAIL’s official YouTube channel.

GAIL Unveils ‘Naye Bharat Ki Nayi Energy’ Anthem

Alongside the four films, GAIL has released the campaign anthem ‘Naye Bharat Ki Nayi Energy’, which has a runtime of more than four minutes.

The anthem showcases GAIL’s energy infrastructure and innovative solutions, including India’s first floating CNG station in Varanasi and newer offerings such as Compressed Biogas (CBG).

The video features people from different age groups, regions and backgrounds. It includes children, young adults, senior citizens and members of the defence forces, highlighting how conscious everyday choices and smarter fuel options can contribute to reducing carbon footprints.

The anthem is being distributed through major music-streaming platforms, including Spotify, Amazon Music, Gaana and JioSaavn.

Campaign Targets Gen Z and Wider Consumer Base

A key focus of Season 2 is connecting with Gen Z, which GAIL sees as an important consumer group and a potential catalyst for the energy transition.

The campaign uses digital-first storytelling and relatable situations to make discussions around cleaner energy more accessible to younger audiences and consumers across different sections of society.

GAIL aims to demonstrate that cleaner energy choices can have practical relevance in households, transportation, businesses and industrial operations.

GAIL Expands Campaign Through Digital and Offline Platforms

The ‘Wah Kya Energy Hai’ campaign is being promoted through multiple platforms to reach a wider audience.

The campaign includes:

  • GAIL’s social media platforms
  • Influencer and audience engagement initiatives
  • Digital banners
  • Radio outreach
  • Cinema chains
  • Gamification-led activations
  • Social media Shorts and other digital formats
  • Music-streaming platforms for the campaign anthem

The expanded creative approach also features enhanced production quality, visuals and storytelling compared with the previous season.

GAIL Highlights Clean Energy Ecosystem and CSR Initiatives

According to Ayush Gupta, Director (HR), GAIL, who also leads Corporate Communications & Branding, the campaign aims to create greater awareness about clean energy choices and environmental responsibility through logical, grounded and relatable storytelling.

He highlighted the role of youth in the energy transition and said the campaign seeks to encourage consumers to make smarter and future-ready fuel choices.

The campaign also showcases the wider range of GAIL’s clean energy ecosystem. This includes CNG and PNG for mobility and household applications, as well as Transport LNG and Commercial and Industrial PNG for industrial and commercial requirements.

The campaign also features GAIL Utkarsh, the company’s CSR initiative supporting meritorious students from underprivileged communities, along with the floating CNG stations in Varanasi.

Popular Actors Feature in GAIL’s Campaign Films

The four short films feature actors Srikant Verma, Divya Jagdale, Luv Vispute and Ahmed Khan.

Their presence adds an entertainment and relatable element to the campaign while helping communicate GAIL’s message around sustainability, cleaner energy choices and a better future.

GAIL Promotes Natural Gas for a Cleaner Energy Future

Amid the global shift towards cleaner and more sustainable energy sources, GAIL continues to promote natural gas and its wider applications as an important part of the transition towards a cleaner energy future.

Through consumer-focused campaigns such as ‘Wah Kya Energy Hai’, the company aims to increase awareness of the environmental and everyday benefits of cleaner energy choices while supporting India’s broader sustainability objectives.

About GAIL (India) Limited

GAIL (India) Limited is India’s largest natural gas company, with operations spanning natural gas trading and transmission, LPG production and transmission, LNG re-gasification, petrochemicals, city gas distribution, and exploration and production. GAIL operates more than 18,700 km of natural gas pipelines across India and holds around 65% market share in gas transmission and more than 48% market share in natural gas marketing. The company is also expanding its presence in renewable energy, including solar, wind and biofuels.

Read also: GAIL Wins 4 PNGRB Awards for Gas Pipeline Transportation and HSSE Excellence


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