Happy Valentine's Day!!!

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A great advertisement that has been been redusted in time for Feb 14th. I think it really captures the spirit of the day.


Kudos to the script writer who came up with the words that the diamond does not know your age. Beautiful.


To all the naysayers including a certain joker who threatens to marry off couples and some fanatical students who are planning similar acts, think its time you guys get a job or a girl.

But the big question is why is 14th feb tickling their butts? Have they never gone to the Marina beach any day of the year? Listen you love less jokers, to people in love any day is Valentine's day, it just don't matter.

To sign off, give a little love, it is always in short supply in the world and no, you dont have to wait for Feb 14th.

Comments

  1. Divia10:34 am

    thats a lovely ad.

    so can i expect a diamond ring too this v day?

    he he he ... jus kidding

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  2. Gomathy S11:58 am

    Happy Vday !!

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  3. Anonymous3:12 am

    haha.. trinity got the diamond ring?


    i was roaming around visiting my friends and cousins... indeed donned the role of a cupid for valentines.... check the blog post on 14th...

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  4. Sivaram12:24 am

    Bro i Liked the SBI Ad Very much ... That too i was sitting beside my Retired Parents whil watching

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  5. Vadapoche8:27 am

    @ Sivaram: SBI has got a good agency, and t stood above the clutter of very silly insurance company ads!

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  6. S. Susan Deborah8:39 pm

    I haven't seen the ad, only now I'm seeing it. It's wonderful that this post can be read on any V-day and still the message is relevant.

    Love is the only thing that is sparse and also overrated in the month of February.

    Joy always,
    Susan

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