A one rupee coin, flying chocolates, a flying watch, and a flying signpost — who would have guessed that this was an Air Deccan ad? Till the end, I actually thought this was a Vodafone ad and was wondering where did that mutt run away — for it’s own good. Randomly inserting a child, a gorgeous babe, and a zombie crowd (including a bunch of chefs) — along with the one rupee coin, flying chocolates, a flying watch, and a flying signpost — into your advertisement isn’t a particularly good way to get your message across.
What do you think?
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Raj 10.24.07 at 3:52 pm
I didn’t find it too lame. Its not great but its a perfectly normal nonsensical ad.
Sudish 10.26.07 at 9:59 am
I appreciate Air Deccan cos they were the one who made possible everyone to fly, and now with Vijay Mallya’s UB group hope it gets better n better keeping the common man in mind
Vinaya HS 10.28.07 at 8:28 am
@Raj: nonsensical = lame.