Bobby Deol and Divyenndu are the faces of OPPO India’s latest campaign, Jitna Bada Dil, Utni Badi Selfie, unveiled just ahead of the F35 Series launch. The campaign isn’t about polished portraits or staged moments — it’s rooted in the real, messy joy of Indian group gatherings. Three short films depict scenarios familiar to anyone who’s ever attended a wedding, festival, or family reunion: an entire neighbourhood converging for a photo, a crowded Diwali celebration where everyone wants to be in frame, and a fan club trying to capture their idol without leaving anyone behind. In each, the chaos is the point. The camera doesn’t smooth it out. It embraces it. The message? The bigger the gathering, the more meaningful the memory, and the F35 Series is built to keep everyone in the shot. That’s where the Group Selfie Expert experience comes in, powered by a 50MP Ultra-Wide Natural Selfie Camera. According to OPPO India’s Goldee Patnaik, Head of Communications, the campaign reflects the brand’s long-standing focus on everyday consumer realities. ‘The F Series has always been rooted in understanding the realities of everyday consumers,’ he said. ‘As the way we capture and share our lives evolves, so does the role of the smartphone.’ The idea isn’t just to take a picture. It’s to make sure no one feels excluded from it. Bobby Deol spoke to that spirit, saying, ‘I think the best pictures are the ones that capture a feeling, not just a face.’ He added that when you’re with your people, the last thing you want is to decide who gets left out. Divyenndu echoed that sentiment, calling the Indian group selfie a ritual of its own, ‘five people calling over three more people, someone shouting “thoda aur peeche!”’. And praising how the campaign turned that energy into something celebratory. The F35 Series isn’t just a phone. It’s positioned as a tool for togetherness. Whether it lives up to the promise remains to be seen. But the campaign, at least, nails the mood. The launch date hasn’t been confirmed yet. What’s clear is that OPPO is betting on shared moments, not perfection. To sell the next big thing.