30 September 2015TrademarksLucy Rana and Rupin Chopra
The power of famous faces
There’s a reason why almost all advertisements seen on Indian television feature celebrities. We live in a country that is constantly in awe of celebrities. We put them on sky-high pedestals where they become these unearthly, unattainable, infallible entities that everybody wants to emulate and associate with.
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