The Print on MSN14h
New Cadbury ad has fresh take on the language debate. Both north and south are impressedIt’s as if Cadbury knew Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin was going to stir the hornet’s nest and make national headlines ...
The Financial Express on MSN2d
Cadbury Dairy Milk’s new ad on language divide wins the internet—Here’s whyAt its core, the advertisement is a lesson in inclusivity. The scene unfolds with a group of Hindi-speaking women chatting in ...
As part of its media strategy, the brand has partnered with Kaun Banega Crorepati, Quick Commerce, Gated Community Apps, etc.
Cadbury Dairy Milk India has launched its new leg of advertisement campaign. One of its fresh ad videos is winning hearts ...
MUMBAI: Mondelez's chocolate giant has done it again. Working with creative powerhouse Ogilvy, Cadbury has unleashed two ...
The Hindi-speaking woman uses broken English in her own way to explain and as the conversation goes on, the South Indian ...
Easter has come early, as chocolate fans have stumbled across the cheapest place to buy Cadbury’s Creme Eggs this year. In ...
In this week's Ad Spot, Cadbury bridges language barriers with chocolatey unity, Chicken Licken tackles the fear of bones ...
India Today on MSN3d
Dairy Milk India's new ad on North-South language divide is viral. It's easy to see whyA new advertisement by Cadbury Dairy Milk India has impressed social media users. The reason? The simple yet thoughtful approach to addressing the issue of the North-South language divide.
The ad subtly reinforces this role by portraying English as an inclusive tool rather than a marker of elitism. Cadbury Dairy Milk India’s campaign does more than promote a product; it sparks a ...
The ad begins with a woman from Chennai, new to the neighbourhood, being introduced to a group of North Indian women.
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