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CoinDCX’s #TeachersHarJagah Finds Money Lessons Outside the Classroom

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CoinDCX’s #TeachersHarJagah Finds Money Lessons Outside the Classroom

~ CoinDCX marks Teachers’ Day with #TeachersHarJagah — a film that turns gardeners, auto rides and fruit stalls into finance lessons, with a 2 Cr+ people learning close ~

Mumbai, September 2026: Crypto exchange CoinDCX has launched #TeachersHarJagah for Teachers’ Day — a campaign that looks past chalkboards to the everyday people who teach without ever being called teachers, then links those lessons to how Indians think about money.

Mridul Gupta, Founding Partner, CoinDCX, said: “Teachers’ Day is traditionally associated with the teachers who shape us in classrooms, but some of our most lasting lessons come from people and experiences we encounter every day. With #TeachersHarJagah, we wanted to recognise those everyday teachers and the wisdom they pass on, often without even realising it. Whether it is thinking long term, preparing for the unexpected or understanding the value of something, these lessons influence the choices we make every day.”

The close lands on scale — “2 Cr+ People Learning” — tying the brand’s financial-awareness push to a simple line: there is a teacher, and a lesson, everywhere.

Most Teachers’ Day ads still rent classroom nostalgia. CoinDCX is using the day to smuggle finance literacy into everyday India — so the insight sticks after the greeting cards are gone.

The film moves through familiar encounters: a gardener who models long-term thinking, conversations on an auto ride, a neighbourhood fruit stall, a tailor’s shop. Each scene reframes planning ahead, preparing for the unexpected, or understanding value as the same instincts that shape financial decisions — making money talk feel less like a product pitch and more like street wisdom.

MAM editorial team The strategists and writers at Mad About Marketing, writing up what we see in the work every week.

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