SBI Card Covid19 pandemic

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As the ‘New Normal’ takes over, ‘Contactless Connections’ becomes the codeword: Here’s how SBI Card is leading the way


There are no two ways about it - the Covid19 pandemic has changed the way we function as a society. Keeping good hygiene, wearing a mask and maintaining social distancing etc. has become the ‘new normal’ in 2020. And this ‘new normal’ has made us change the way we work, shop, travel and carry out our day to day functions. While those who can, are leading their professional responsibilities as the ‘work from home’ culture seeps in, but as the country ‘unlocks’, you will eventually have to step out. Of course, there will be a genuine concern & inhibition in your minds, as you go about your daily routine with a high degree of precaution, but will it stop you from getting close to your loved ones?

Hugging your nephew whom you haven’t seen in months, a gentle tousle on your cousin’s hair whose face you only see on a smartphone screen or a game of gully cricket on a Sunday morning with your neighbours... Despite all the fears, restrictions & physical distance, it is only human to find ways to show love and affection to your loved ones and find means to connect, care, & ‘touch’ the lives of loved ones, whilst staying safe. Just see how in this film, the doctor being touched by the sweet gesture of her neighbour, reciprocates to show her love & affection.

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