'Dhara' ad and child leaving home..

Those who are in their late 20S OR early 30s, they might remember that "Dhara oil" used to show an ad of a "child leaving home"/ child psychology...that they can utter a dialogue, but do not know the consequence and how easy it is to channelise a child also.... Yesterday, when Tammy was shown that she wants to leave home, I remembered that ad, how children act such seeing movies...I am sure some people might remember that....that small child in Kuch Kuch hota hain, the turban child, acted in that add..."Ramu kaka"...

Originally posted by: luv_sakshi

Yeah, i remember that ad! That kid was Cutie n that ad really touched your heart with his expressions!

Nice comparison Bani!! *CLAP CLAP*

Originally posted by: -JONAKI-

The child gets the idea of leaving the house from his/her elders.Sometimes when the elders are angry with each other they threatens to leave the house and unintentionally they also inspire their child to leave their house when they get angry.A child leaving her house can be dangerous.So parents should aways keep an eye on their child.

Originally posted by: Omshanti1111

Those who are in their late 20S OR early 30s, they might remember that "Dhara oil" used to show an ad of a "child leaving home"/ child psychology...that they can utter a dialogue, but do not know the consequence and how easy it is to channelise a child also.... Yesterday, when Tammy was shown that she wants to leave home, I remembered that ad, how children act such seeing movies...I am sure some people might remember that....that small child in Kuch Kuch hota hain, the turban child, acted in that add..."Ramu kaka"...

The child left home and was sitting in the park, when he sees his domestic help, Ramukaka and calls him on his own...the child tells the help"sab ghar mein gussa karte hain...main ghar chod ke ja raha hoon"....Ramu kaka says" beta ja rahe ho...lekin ghar mein mummy ne to garam garam kachuri banaye hain..."...the child with hungry eyes say "kachuri" and the child runs back home...conclusion was that the child was scolded at home, so he wanted to leave home...but his mother's kachori with "Dhara oil" brought him back.,..it was a funny ad, which depicted a child's psychology...very meaningful and very entertaining...😊

Tammy's case is totally different...but "her decision to leave home" was more a child like simplicity...though the creatives could have made it a little more childlike..

Originally posted by: Omshanti1111

children tend to imitate adult actions, thus adults need to be very careful what to say and do in front of kids. Choldren do not have the sense what the consequences can be...

Originally posted by: Omshanti1111

Those who are in their late 20S OR early 30s, they might remember that "Dhara oil" used to show an ad of a "child leaving home"/ child psychology...that they can utter a dialogue, but do not know the consequence and how easy it is to channelise a child also.... Yesterday, when Tammy was shown that she wants to leave home, I remembered that ad, how children act such seeing movies...I am sure some people might remember that....that small child in Kuch Kuch hota hain, the turban child, acted in that add..."Ramu kaka"...

The child left home and was sitting in the park, when he sees his domestic help, Ramukaka and calls him on his own...the child tells the help"sab ghar mein gussa karte hain...main ghar chod ke ja raha hoon"....Ramu kaka says" beta ja rahe ho...lekin ghar mein mummy ne to garam garam kachuri banaye hain..."...the child with hungry eyes say "kachuri" and the child runs back home...conclusion was that the child was scolded at home, so he wanted to leave home...but his mother's kachori with "Dhara oil" brought him back.,..it was a funny ad, which depicted a child's psychology...very meaningful and very entertaining...😊

Tammy's case is totally different...but "her decision to leave home" was more a child like simplicity...though the creatives could have made it a little more childlike..