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'Iska
Toh Ho Gaya Re Good Day' - Britannia Good
Day's new TVC
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By ANINDITA SARKAR
Indiantelevision.com
Team
(26 June 2008 8:00 pm)
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Remember
the last time you had your bit of hearty
laugh?
Remember
the last time you danced to the tune of your happy
heart?
Remember
the last time when you really had a pretty
good time?
Remember
the last time that little smile made your dull
day shine?
You
dont!!!
Well,
then, you urgently need to watch the latest Good
Day TVC, coming from the house of Mc Cann Erickson.
Mr.
Sardarji and his family stand before the reservation
board absolutely confused! He turns around to
look for the TT (an answer to his confusion maybe)
and spot him standing near a train checking the
reservation list. He walks down to him, shows
him his ticket, and to his latest amusement,
he witnesses Mr. TT begin to shake his heavy
hip.
Wow!!!
Mr. TT is dancing man!!! Dancing, while he wears
his heart on his sleeve; dancing, while his smile
splashes his lips.
And
while he is still in his happy dancing shoe, the
perplexed onlookers only watch him in a state
of utter bewilderedness.
The
crowd size gets amplified further and now along
with it come the happy cheers. The ever increasing
dull and dry mob at the platform starts
enjoying every moment of the TTs move. None
of them laugh at him; they laugh with him.
While
the happy crowd keeps getting enthralled with
his captivating steps, Mr. TT bites into his Good
Day biscuit, only to spread more contentment and
joy across the otherwise worried platform.
Well
Iska Toh Ho Gaya Re Good Day!
Review: Good Day has always positioned itself
as a brand with a great cookie experience
that houses an abundance of rich ingredients.
However,
this time the brand wanted to reposition itself
as a product that is a part of the popular culture.
And this is what this latest TVC speaks of. The
new TVC neatly establishes Good Day as an inclusive
brand, a brand which is all about sharing
and spreading joy.
Also,
the TVC finely projects the products new
brand offering: A cookie which has rich ingredients
like Kaju, Pista, badam, and is also culturally
perceived in India to be the symbol of happiness,
prosperity and abundance.
Now
talking about its impact upon the target group,
the TVC is definitely an immediate hit amongst
its audience set and this is because its plays
upon the brands newly established signature
emotion just right. Happiness and cheer are universal
emotions and create the greatest impact amongst
all. And this is the exact thought that the TVC
delivers.
Well,
everything around the communication is very real
and true, not only in emotions and expressions
but also in its cast.
Thus,
Ad Pick believes that the new TVC has successfully
repositioned itself as a product for the
popular culture.
Agency:
Mc Cann Erickson
Running time: 42 seconds
ITV rating: * * * * *
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