What happens when a World Cup-winning cricketer and the man who turned everyday objects into viral beats sit down together with an Alienware laptop? Dell Technologies just answered that question — and the result is one of the most charming tech campaigns India has seen this back-to-school season.
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Dell’s Campaign & Product Overview
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Campaign | Dell Technologies ‘Back to School’ 2026 |
| Product Featured | Alienware 16X Aurora |
| Processor | Intel® Core™ Ultra |
| Campaign Stars | Jemimah Rodrigues & Yashraj Mukhate |
| Alienware Starting Price | ₹1,18,999 |
| Alienware EMI | From ₹5,799/month |
| Dell Laptops EMI | From ₹2,699/month |
| Bank Cashback (Alienware) | Up to ₹20,000 |
| Student Extras | Accidental Damage Protection @ ₹99, Gaming Mouse @ ₹999 |
| Campaign Channels | YouTube, Instagram, Facebook + retail & on-ground |
Why This Collaboration Works So Well?
On paper, a cricketer and a music producer making a jingle together for a gaming laptop sounds like a stretch. In practice, it’s a genuinely clever piece of storytelling. Jemimah Rodrigues — World Cup champion and one of India’s most loved cricketers — steps outside her comfort zone into a studio setting. Yashraj Mukhate — the creator who turned “Rasode Mein Kaun Tha” into a national obsession — brings his signature creativity of making music from literally anything.
Together, they demonstrate exactly what Dell wants students to feel: that the right technology gives you the confidence to try something completely new.
Jemimah summed it up warmly: the speed and versatility of the Alienware 16X Aurora made the whole creative process smooth and genuinely fun. Yashraj added that raw, imperfect inputs — including beats made from everyday objects — were refined and polished on the machine into something worth sharing.
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The Alienware 16X Aurora — Built for Students Who Do It All
Today’s students aren’t just studying. They’re gaming, creating content, producing music, editing videos, and running side projects simultaneously. The Alienware 16X Aurora, powered by Intel Core Ultra processors, is engineered for exactly this reality — smooth multitasking, fast processing, and enough storage and memory to handle everything at once without compromise.
As Mayuri Saikia, Dell’s Director of Marketing for APJ Consumer, put it: students want devices that “keep up with their pace, adapt to different needs, and deliver consistently.” The Alienware 16X Aurora is designed to fit seamlessly into those vibrant, multifaceted student lives.
Student Offers Worth Knowing About
Dell’s Back-to-School campaign isn’t just content — it comes with real financial incentives for students and families.
- Dell laptops from ₹2,699/month on EMI with cashback up to ₹10,000
- Alienware 16X Aurora from ₹1,18,999, with EMI from ₹5,799/month and cashback up to ₹20,000
- Accidental Damage Protection for just ₹99 — practically essential for any student
- Alienware Gaming Mouse at ₹999 as an add-on
- Warranty upgrades available at ₹299
Check out all current offers at dellretailstores.in/offers.
To learn more about the Alienware brand and its history as a premium gaming hardware line, Wikipedia offers a comprehensive background.
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FAQs
Q: What is the starting price of the Alienware 16X Aurora in Dell’s Back-to-School campaign?
The Alienware 16X Aurora starts at ₹1,18,999, with EMI options from ₹5,799/month and bank cashback up to ₹20,000, making it more accessible for students and young creators this season.
Q: Who are the brand ambassadors in Dell Technologies’ ‘Back to School’ 2026 campaign?
The campaign features cricket world champion Jemimah Rodrigues and viral music creator Yashraj Mukhate, who collaborate in a studio setting to create a jingle — showcasing the Alienware 16X Aurora’s creative and performance capabilities.
