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A collection of Indian Television Ads (TVC)
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- Abhishek Bachchan's Motorola Ad | High Quality
- James Bond - Visa commercial
- Aaj Kal Tere Mere Pyar - Raymond Ad
- Gold Spot Advertisement
- Fevicol MSeal AD
- Fevicol Rajasthani AD
- fevicol aliens
- Fevicol mutka ad
- Fevicol Advertisement :EGG
- Fevicol Bus AD
- Lifebuoy Little Gandhi Ad
- KINGFISHER World - Monsoon
- King of Good Times
- KINGFISHER World - South Indian
- KINGFISHER World - North Indian
- KINGFISHER World 2 - Lift
- KINGFISHER World - Fitting Room
- Motorola Rokr ad
- center shock ad 1
- Surf Excel Daag Acche hai
- A.R.Rahman WorldSpace ad no. 3 - Cloud
- A.R.Rahman WorldSpace ad No. 2 - Fort
- WorldSpace - India TV AD (Featuring A R Rahman)
- Akshay Kumar - Thums Up - New
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2 comments:
Amazing awsm...
Brings bak old memories..
i wonder why did goldspot discontinue..
cud u elaborate plz..
dheeraj goyal
Gold Spot was one among the three major softdrinks brand that ruled Indian market along with Thums Up and Limca. The brand was built by Rames Chauhan of Parle after the exit of Coca Cola from India during 1977. Chauhan spoted the opportunity and three mega brands were born.
When Coca Cola came back to India in 1993, it bought out the three mega brands from Chauhan for a consideration of $10 mn. These three brands had a huge market share (combined) of over 69 % of India's SDC market. Then came the expected move. Coke slowly began killing the Parle brands to make way for its own brands. Thums Up was sidelined in favour of Coca Coala. Limca was sidelined and Goldspot was killed to make way for Fanta.
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