Titan Eye Plus: Auto
People with bad eyesight, wear glasses.
Advertising Agency: Ogilvy & Mather, Bangalore, India
National Creative Directors: Piyush Pandey, Rajiv Rao, Abhijit Avasthi
Executive Creative Director: Joono Simon
Copywriter: Piyush Pandey
Art Director: Vinci Raj
Illustrator: Senthil Saravan kumar
Photographer: Kumaran
Additional credits: Joshi, Anil Kumar, Sneha Nidhin, Jasper Daniel, Ayelin Rodrigues, Maniny, Adhithya
Published: November 2011


15 comments
very nice
a clear indication that all the positive feedback are from the ones who created it. come on guys, don't be cheap. isn't the purpose of posting comments for getting genuine feedback? by the way, it's UTTER CRAP.
brilliant use of the evil eye art form.
STFU and Make the Logo BIGGER!
The concept is misleading. ‘Buri Nazar' doesn't mean bad eye sight. It means 'Evil Sight'.
The campaign is a desperate creative.Another example of 'Patli Gali' advertising.
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:-) it takes me back in time when it actually scared me. Great art and a good medium for the idea.
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Sushil kumar swami | (An Advertising Illiterate) | Mumbai | (INDIA)
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if someone has bad eye sight, he/she says meri aankhein thodi kamzor hain nobody says meri nazar buri hai.
i love the art direction.
that mototaxi its the same in Peru.
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i agree wid Vicky...this will make sense only if he is able to read that ridiculously small Tital eye plus logo...which means he has a good eyesight...which means hes good to drive...on d contrary der r more chances of accidents happening while deciphering the message than otherwise..
Same goes here.
Kudos to the team which did such a fantabuluos job.... Keep at it folks!!!
OOKS GOOD
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Traditional Indian Artist on the Common India's Vehicle
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These kind of art on the vehicles are common sight in India, there for I can't see anybody would even bother to look at it, the brand name is simply lost in clutter.
cool stuff
good art but am not sure about the effectiveness