The Vision Code: How Jiboombaa Is Redefining France’s Creative Economy

Paris [France], November 18:Jiboombaa, known in the real world as Tintumon Pulickaparampil Thankachan, is not just a name echoing across Paris; he’s an idea that connects business with belonging and creativity with commerce.

Paris has always celebrated sophistication, but what Jiboombaa brought was sincerity. He didn’t arrive to compete; he came to communicate. In a country where structure is celebrated, he introduced spontaneity and turned it into a strategy.

From guiding immigrants through Allo Démarches with communication that feels like conversation, to building lifestyle-driven storytelling for Drive One and Fix & Drive, his projects have redefined how brands engage audiences. In the hospitality space, his association with C Matériel CHR gave small café owners and restaurateurs the digital spotlight they deserved. At the same time, his campaigns for Chicken Spot made marketing feel human again, dynamic, simple, and effective.

He didn’t stop at lifestyle. Jiboombaa became the creative bridge between multicultural wholesalers and a modern European market. His collaborations with GANAM Import Export, Gnanam Exotique, G MAX, Excellence, Danton Exotic, and ABM Grossiste helped traditional trading businesses embrace the language of digital storytelling. With France Peinture, he brought colour to communication, proving that even an industrial product can inspire through emotion.

For Kay Optique and Les Opticiens de Bobigny, he refined how craftsmanship meets creativity. With Vitalys Assurances, he turned an industry known for paperwork into one built on people. When he worked with Errances Voyages and Voyage and Co., travel became more than movement; it became memory. His collaboration with MyStory Formation highlighted the power of learning, giving foreign aspirants the confidence to belong in France’s professional world.

Jiboombaa’s creative versatility extends into art, design, and culture. Working with Shruthilaya, O Palais Royal, and Layana – I Love Paris Valises Bagages Maroquinerie, he transformed events, music, and retail into meaningful brand experiences. In fashion and jewellery, his campaigns for Lalitha Jewellery and S P Raju Gold & Silver Jewellers blended Indian elegance with European modernity, highlighting the beauty of shared heritage.

His vision for lifestyle storytelling continued through Curry Villa, where he celebrated authenticity in cuisine, and with Meubles du Monde and BD Meubles, where he showcased that homes are built with emotion, not just design. In real estate, his collaboration with SIMMEO and Point de Vente  France’s number one commercial real estate agency  marked a defining chapter in his journey. His storytelling turned property into possibility, connecting ambition with opportunity.

Jiboombaa’s association with Ria Money Transfer further strengthened his commitment to connection. It wasn’t just a collaboration; it was a bridge for families living across continents. And through Amma Mixer Grinder in Germany, he brought Indian reliability to European households, reminding everyone that innovation doesn’t need to lose its roots.

Every partnership reflects the same philosophy of authenticity with ambition. And standing tall among them all is his appointment as International Brand Ambassador for Assed Energy Drink (2025), a role that mirrors his own brand of unstoppable enthusiasm. Through his ventures, Gramam Restaurant, Campus20, and Bluemoon Real Estate, Jiboombaa continues to build ecosystems that connect cultures, industries, and people. He’s not simply an influencer; he’s a brand builder, a strategist, and a storyteller who understands that modern success lies at the intersection of empathy and execution.

Ask him what drives him, and his response is clear: “You don’t need to change a country to make an impact. You just need to understand its people.”

• In a city known for its poise, Jiboombaa brought pulse.

• In an economy driven by innovation, he brought intuition.

• And in a world obsessed with visibility, he brought value.

He’s not following a trend; he’s setting a tone that proves influence isn’t about presence, it’s about purpose.

And in today’s France, that purpose has a name: Jiboombaa