Vim Black for men is too good to be true. Not that men don’t involve themselves in the household chores, but watching desi ads like this is unbelievable!
Especially when we are still in an era where actors like Akshay Kumar yap in front of a group of women about Harpic! Not even a single man was seen in the ad.
Many households complain that their men folk spend too much time sitting on the porcelain throne in the restroom. Just wondering why a bunch of women need to use Harpic then?
Ah! I guess, they didn’t have Harpic Black for men.
In one of the Harpic ads, Akshay Kumar is seen walking into a society with journalists around him and he rings the doorbell of a house. Super excited, Mrs. Batra opens the door. He asks her how does she clean her toilet. Well, yeah!
That is a direct question because obviously guys – it’s a desi house. It has to be the woman doing it. The man does not wash toilets or even if they do, why didn’t they have Mr. Batra open the door with the same enthusiasm? Have an answer?
It’s self-explanatory. Mr. Batra must be cracking a deal in crores you see while his wife is busy making his ‘throne’ twinkle where he tinkles.
Dear Harpic red and blue… it’s time for you to turn black.
That reminds me of the Lizol ad in which Vidya Balan hosts a home show. It has all lady participants who are worried about how to keep the floor clean. And then the remedy – Sampoorna safai….sirf Lizol safai.
I can’t stop thinking about Lizol Black for men. It would make a perfect ad with men having a round table conference and asking Milind Soman, how should I brag about cleaning floors.
And then, Milind Soman would hold the Lizol Black bottle in his hand and say, “Lizol black for men. Don’t nag. Just brag.”
For all those who want to create a backlash after reading this, just like HUL, I’d like to say, “It’s a joke!”