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Unforgotten Brands – Hamam Soap

Hamam became a symbol of national pride and technological progress. Many adults remember using this soap as kids because it…

1 year ago

Forgotten Brands – Le Sancy

There was no soap in the '90s that sold as well as Le Sancy. Its decline was as precipitous as…

1 year ago

Iconic Ads: Surf Excel- Daag Acche Hain

This gave a different perspective to the category where other brands spoke about benefits. Surf, to the contrary, was saying…

3 years ago

Iconic Ads: Le Sancy – Rahul Pani Chala Jayega

Kids were named Rahul after this advertisement. A 10-year-old kid danced to a song in the bathroom. Rather than having…

3 years ago

Iconic Ads: Close Up – Kya Aap Close Up Karte Hain

It was positioned that Close-Up would give freshness which in turn would give them the confidence to get close to…

3 years ago

Iconic Ads: Super Rin – Safedi Ki Chamkar Zyada

Lintas went ahead with the line to ‘strikes again and again with Rin’ as the more you wash, the whiter…

3 years ago

Iconic Ads: Lifebuoy – Tandurusti Ki Suraksha

Alyque Padamsee recommended the use of the health appeal and reinforce it with “washes away germs and dirt and leaves…

3 years ago

Iconic Ads: Taj Mahal Tea – Wah Taj!

The commercial and Zakir Hussain helped Taj Mahal tea redefine itself by balancing both its Indianess and refinement

3 years ago

Iconic Ads: Surf- Lalitaji

One of the most successful advertising campaigns ever in India. Lalitaji turned around the fortunes of Surf

3 years ago