Piyush Panday- Father of Indian Advertising Part -2

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The second part of Piyush Pandey, the father of Indian advertising.

He made many brands by giving very simple ideas to the ad Punch line.... Among all my all-time favourites is " Kuch Khas hai.....Zindagi Mai...."  very catchy line and still remember when I am happy and eating Cadbury dairy milk with the same zest and zeal in my mind...Wah, what an Ad it was...! 

Some are listed below to cherish the Piyush Pandey Moment forever.....

1.       Abki baar Modi sarkar - BJP 2014 election campaign, with the famous slogan "achche din aane wale hain"

2.       Polio ad campaign with Amitabh Bachchan

3.       Fevicol ad campaigns - Fevicol Bus, Fevicol Fish, fevicol sofa

4.       Fevikwik ad campaigns such as "Todo Nahin, Jodo"

5.       Googly Woogly Woosh[1] - Ponds Ad (2010).

6.       Chal Meri Luna

7.       Cadbury Dairy Milk ad campaigns like "kuch Khaas Hai"

8.       Vodafone ad campaigns - Pug, ZooZoos

9.       Asian Paints ad campaigns like "Har Ghar Kuch kehta Hai"

10.   Campaigns for Indian tourism

11.   Bell Bajao ad campaign

12.   Anti-smoking campaign for the Cancer Patients Association

13.   Rath Vanaspati

14.   Fortune Oil

15.   Google - Reunion

16.   The Hindu

17.   Gujarat Tourism campaigns


Let Cherish the moment of this creation! 

share your experience which one is attached with you emotionally ?


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