Advertising Agency: JWT, Delhi, India
Executive Creative Director: Swati Bhattacharya
Creative Directors: Anirudh Verma, Chirag Bhasin
Art Director / Photographer: Sandeep Salariya
Copywriter: Chirag Bhasin
Post Production: Atul Kumar, Punish Bagga, Sandeep Salariya
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If that was the official dress code of the company that he is working currently ..it makes a sense..or it says get out of peter England
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Absolutely!
... but I liked the name of the Art Director. ; )
withalltherespects
Yeah, are Indian companies known of their strict dress codes? Do they say: change to another dress code at another company or to a company without a dress code? Is this turned out to be a major factor in the "are you satisfied with your job?" questionnaire?
I think the shirt is really nice!
Needs a copy.
Agree. It needs a copy. Don't get it and i don't like the art
yes it needs a line - assuming u know what u want to say. the shirt lines don't say much i'm afraid.
yeah i dont mind the image, but i dont understand the ad.
Yeh defiantly needs some copy!
The stopping power is good, but where's the idea?
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Change it, change it now coz they will tomorrow.
are their shirts like a prison uniform?
I think the idea is that sometimes you are not comfortable with your work, in this case because of the way they make you dress, you feel "trapped".
I like it! Don't think it needs a copy, but if most of the people do feel that way, then maybe it does.
agreed...i think this ad asking you: does your job made you feel like behind bars..or something like. but still need copy.
i feel copy is missing in the ad
Post production ?!
grow up guys.. its a bad ad
Idea is good, but not clear. it needs a copy.
actully u caught in fruad case and jailed
nice visual but need a copy
Good Idea (although have seen pretty similar idea/execution but for different segment, i recall perhaps it was Ariel )
they are trying to say that when your existing job make you feel like behind the bars, switch to Times Ascent Job Switch.
I guess its direct message
logo itself is sufficient don't see need of copy
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