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The tag 'indian advertising' covers discussions about the evolution and impact of advertising in India, with a focus on celebrity endorsements, political branding, and technological shifts. Threads examine Shah Rukh Khan's role in Indian advertising from the Santro era to AI-driven personalization, and the creation of the 'Abki Baar Modi Sarkar' slogan, highlighting the intersection of advertising, politics, and cultural change. Topics include mass-market TV campaigns, programmatic advertising, and the influence of major brands like Hyundai, Pepsi, and Cadbury.
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    Shah Rukh Khan: The Evolution of Indian Advertising from Santro to AI Personalisation

    Shah Rukh Khan’s six-decade sweep across cinema and commerce reads like a mirror held up to modern India: the same face that romanticized a nation on screen also sold it cars, colas, phones and the promise of aspiration. As he marks his 60th birthday, the arc from Santro salesman to Toofan‑brand...
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    Abki Baar Modi Sarkar: when the adman almost said no

    Piyush Goyal’s recent revelation — that the now‑ubiquitous 2014 election slogan “Abki Baar Modi Sarkar” almost never existed because advertising legend Piyush Pandey initially declined to work on the campaign — reframes a familiar story about political branding into a moment of human hesitation...
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