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  • LMN or Nimbooz? Which one will you prefer?

    LMN or Nimbooz? Which one will you prefer?

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    In the summer, Pepsico could not have found a better product than producing the classical Indian Lemonade. Yes, you might have already seen the adverts, but there is a new rival in the market already. Parle Agro launched LMN [short for Lemon] just a week after Nimbooz gone live. Nimbooz createad a stirr in the…

  • New Ad: Maaza Mango Mania & Slice – Rasiya Aa jaa

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    Maaza is rival to the Slice who has used Katrina Kaif so brilliantly, was expected to come with a beater. In comes Maaza Mango Mania. Its about a story of a dad who is very obsessed with Mangos and his son calls it his Mango Mania. He hurls abuses at the old mango tree the…

  • Vodafone: Amar Chitra Katha

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    There are two advertisement released for the monthly subscription of Amar Chitra Katha. The first one is a scene in office where a colleague tells a story to a man and women who get so involved in that they react to every move the story teller is making. The second advert: A kid sitting on…

  • New Ad: Suzuki GS150R

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    Suzuki GS150R The new Suzuki GS150R advertisment does not carry the charm it actually needs. The very concept of a girl going for the bike instead of the guy is now common. What makes this ad different is open show of a foreplay the girl gets involved on the bike. This open show may not…

  • Do Genius, Ek Taakat: Aamir & Darsheel in Parle Ad

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    The TPZ combination of Aamir and Darsheel carries forward the “G maane Genius” theme for the Biscut major.The brilliant combination of both the characters of Taare Zaamen Par movie makes the advertisment stand out, this time with a new titile. Do Genius, Ek Taakat (two Genius and one Power) where the power of Parle.G drives…

  • New Age of Advertisments: Increasingly Creative

    New Age of Advertisments: Increasingly Creative

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    Bajaj DTSI Bike Advert – The Twisted Sisters The all new Bajaj XCD advert is the sign of extreme advertising. The whole concept of two girls fighting in a semi Kung fu style mixed with Matrix effects, without any reason invites curiosity. Bajaj has always been targeting affluent and young buyers. It nevers creates boaring…