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Mohd Rihan

Student • 3m

5 Star’s new Valentine’s ad breaks tradition by promoting “doing nothing,” appealing to those tired of commercialized love. In this ad the told us that every trend that began to followed by uncle's became uncool and gen z's starts leaving that which is true thing as we can see what happened with facebook, by this ad 5 star wants destroy the valentines day trend and making the uncles to join them, they even made the website for it, which i think the great and funny marketing😂 and way making relations with consumers. what's your view for this...

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Rishi Chavan

Ignoramus • 3m

I will hire Cadbury's Marketing team members in my future company💯

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Anonymous 2

Hey I am on Medial • 3m

or years, Indian brands tried too hard to be funny online and failed. This ad actually feels native to meme culture. They’ve learned from Zomato, Swiggy, Cred, and Dunzo—this is how you win the internet.

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Anonymous 1

Hey I am on Medial • 3m

They’re using the one thing that actually works on Gen Z—reverse psychology. If you tell them to do something, they’ll ignore it. If you make it cringe and ‘uncool,’ they’ll RUN. Just like Facebook, just like WhatsApp forwards, and soon, just like Valentine’s Day. 😂

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Anonymous 4

Hey I am on Medial • 3m

cadbury - > silk ye lo usko do cadbury using mask five star -> bhai ye le aur khud kha bhad me jaye wo

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Priti Shrikant Dhadge

Financial Happiness • 3m

Each day will be destroyed if there is no risk management in place. Insurance is one such leverage asset which each Medial start-up should promote. I am there for delivering free seminar and webinar.

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Anonymous 3

Hey I am on Medial • 3m

Doing so much to promote the doing nothing thing yaar

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SamCtrlPlusAltMan
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OpenAI • 3m

2 Faced lol

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Aneesh Kumar

Making india entrepr... • 3m

Fun fact - Cadbury is the family company of both Dairy milk and 5 star . They are like common players that play for both teams . 🤣

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