Ultimate Funny Indian TV Ads - 3

Unveiling the Gems of 90s Indian TV Advertisements - 2: A Nostalgic Trip Down Memory Lane! This YouTube video takes you on a delightful journey back to the golden age of Indian television commercials - the 1990s! Remember those catchy jingles, iconic mascots, and hilarious ad wars? We'll revisit them all, from the heartwarming campaigns for Pulse Polio to the epic washing powder battles. Get ready to reminisce about your childhood favorites, discover hidden gems, and see how these ads captured the essence of a changing India. So, grab a steaming cup of chai, settle in, and get ready to be transported back to a time of "Thums Up feeling" and "Maggi taste bhi health bhi"! pen_spark tune share more_vert nostalgia, television commercials, 1990s, India, advertising, marketing, popular culture, jingles, brand mascots, celebrity endorsements, everyday life, social commentary, humor, sentimentality, family, childhood memories, economic liberalization, consumerism, Doordarshan, regional channels, HINDI, MARATHI, TAMIL, TELUGU, MALAYALAM, BENGALI, regional languages, cricket, Bollywood, liberalization, globalization, social change, Kachchi Mithas, Lijjat Papad, Nirma washing powder, Lalitaji, Surf Excel, Lalitaji washing powder, Fair & Lovely, fairness cream, controversy, Fevicol, "ek baar jodne do" (join once), Cherry Blossom shoes, "chalne mein dum hai" (power in walking), Pulse Polio campaign, two drops, polio eradication, Thums Up, "woh fizz nahi, yeh feeling hai" (not just fizz, it's a feeling), thumbs up feeling, Cadbury Dairy Milk, Kuch Khaas Hai (something special), Maggi noodles, taste bhi health bhi (taste and health), Minute Maid, mausam hai aam ka (it's mango season), Limca, "imer sher ka dimaag" (lion's roar of refreshment), Onida television, "neighbor's envy owner's pride", VIP luggage, "yeh bhi koi puchhne wali baat hai" (is this even a question), Nerolac paints, "har rang mein rangon ka jashn" (celebration of colors in every color), Pilot Pen, "likhne mein sirf smooth" (only smooth writing), Campa Cola, "haan main campa cola piungi"