HWC CONTEST #6 - What are the best & worst TV advertisements you have ever seen? by @rey01v

Hello everyone, this is Viswa (rey01v) From India, I hope you all are doing well. I'm here to participate in this HWC Contest #6 regarding "The best & worst TV advertisements you have ever seen?" conducted by @hindwhale in Hind Whale Community, I hope my content will satisfy you all.

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Best TV advertisement

Parle G:

Famous biscuit Parle G once enjoyed enormous popularity as a result of the television programme "Shaktiman." In the late 1990s, the television programme Shaktiman increased Parle G biscuit sales from 50 tonnes per month to nearly 2,000 tonnes. Mukesh Khanna, who had already established himself as a household figure thanks to his enormous appeal among children, performed the role of Shaktiman, which was also the name of the television programme that aired from 1997 to 2005. Because of Shaktiman, Parle G is beloved by most children of that era. Even in the Shaktiman show the hero promoted this biscuit to children to east this biscuit to gain strength. And the advertising are quite fantastic by today's standards.

Both Parle G and Shaktiman evoke vivid recollections for me personally.

Worst TV advertisements

Pan masala:

There are many Pan masala companies doing advertisements in TV, basically pan masala is not good for health so I'm not mentioning any particular pan masala brands here, because all the ads related to pan masala should be banned. These pan masala companies uses huge stars like "Shahrukh khan", "Salman khan"...etc. to promote their products. These hero's are the role model for many, so if they promote these ads means, the followers of these actor's will consume these products. And an important issue is by using these actors, children's are also getting influenced and affected.

The study has recommended that the government take immediate action to restrict consumption and to educate the public about its harmful effects. Pan masala, which is widely used across all social strata and is freely available in many parts of the country, is carcinogenic, genotoxic, and has harmful effects on the oral cavity, liver, kidneys, and reproductive organs.

In my point of view this is the Worst kind of TV advertisements

Conclusion:

It's crucial to remember that what constitutes the best or worse commercials is subjective and can change depending on individual preferences and cultural variances. However, memorable, relatable, and audience-resonant advertising are typically regarded as being successful. Ads that are invasive, deceptive, or offensive, on the other hand, are typically thought to be ineffective.

Invitation for my Friends

I would like to invite my friends @saravanann @patjewell @avinashgoyal for this contest.
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