Finding Good Ads | Marketing | Advertising on Instagram: "Follow (us) @findingoodads for more! In the early 2000s, Coca-Cola’s Thanda Matlab Coca-Cola campaign featured Aamir Khan in a comic turn as a “Japanese” tourist. Thanks to a bee sting that swells his face, he’s mistaken for a foreigner and hilariously overcharged at a roadside eatery. The punchline lands when he orders a Coke, reinforcing that in India, thanda simply means Coca-Cola. The ad stood out for its humor, playful stereotypes, a

Kavya Karnatac on Instagram: "Aapne kabhi Zubeen Da ko live suna hai? He wasn’t just a singer, but the heartbeat of Assam. Whether floods, struggles or voices of people, he was always there. That’s why an entire state came together to bid him farewell with tears in their eyes. Zubeen Da will forever remain a legend, not just for Assam but for all of India. Scripted by: @su.r.e.n.d.ra Edited by: @influyensar"

Yashvertising on Instagram: "The “Thanda Matlab Coca-Cola” (Cold means Coca-Cola) ad strategy was highly effective and can be summarized as: 1. Creating a Brand Synonym: The core strategy was to make the brand name Coca-Cola synonymous with the generic term for any cold drink (“Thanda”) in India. The tagline aimed to change the consumer’s default mental association from “soft drink” to “Coca-Cola.” 2. Massive Reach with a Star: The campaign utilised Bollywood star Aamir Khan, who portrayed vario