My father brought color TV of Bush company and it still runs in awesome quality... Purane chejo ki quality and baat hi kuch aur thi

Forget the product, the story telling sequence is really good.

Yes ,this ad was played on Doordarshan somewhere around 1977...we really enjoyed Paintal Ji's acting therein

Good old days. My dad in early 80s had bought us a Sanyo double cassette player with high speed recording function. AM FM with detachable speakers. Thing is we use record songs during old movie telecast n English songs that used to come on weekend nights. TDK cassettes... O myyy it was fun. Now technology has removed the essences of owning something.

these old ads have more sense than todays,

वो भी क्या शानदार जमाना था, हर तरफ सुकून ही सुकून था, काश वो समय दोबारा आ सकता 😭

I was searching for this last ad for so long, finally found it. Suddenly it appeared out of no where. Happy memories of childhood. I would do anything to go back in time.

Few brands we had during childhood. Uptron TV. Panasonic Tape Recorder. Sony Walkman. Sonodyne Music System

Indian quality : BUSH. Chinese quality : HUSSHHHH. ...

Our first TV was bush which had only 12 channels without remote control and on every Sunday night the zee horror show used to telecast and at that time I'd be so scared that I didn't have the guts to change the channel. The reminiscences are blissful ❤️❤️❤️

Nostalgia! Thanks to my father, we had a Bush Baron at home. I think it was a later model with a lit-up analog dashboard... and the needle danced along with the sound output... it was beautiful. That was when I was in single-digit years. I then went on to become an advertising professional. Whether it’s cassette players or TV Ads, they don’t make them like that any more.

A lot of things used to get manufactured here in India....until the Made in China happened

This is Paintal the guy who played Shikhandi in BR Chopra's Mahabharat

Fun fact: You didn't search for this

I brought this BUSH teprecorder. In my early days of service. Still i miss that recorder.

I too was the owner Bush 2in 1 1981. Sound was too good With 2 speaker. That served nearly 22years Thanks to Bush👍😊

We were having Murphy's transistor radio, my father bought in 1972 & it was working till 1992-93 I still remember.

We had a Bush colour TV which we bought in 1987. It was really fabulous. Without any issue the TV set had delivered its performance for a decade. I still miss that wonderful TV set.

Why India stopped Manufacturing?No govt has ever encouraged Manufacturing sector.Now we are dependent on Virus country for everything.This dependency has drown us into a swamp.

No internet no mbl no selfie what a day❤️❤️❤️

We had Konark TV and Murphy tape recorder.

Bush is a British brand but it's stuff was made in India. We need more manufacturing in India. Electronics, clothes, furniture, accessories, we need to make everything now here because the infrastructure and more importantly the knowledge and skills are widely available in India in mass numbers. It can be the new manufacturing king in Asia and in the world.

I miss bush tv pricless. I had frm 1988 to 1996 i miss nw i realized old things always gold🙏🙏🙏

*Old equipments are gold.❤*

We had this set at home. Was given to my mom by her father as gift. It was a beautiful set.. lot of chrome and had battery option too. Those were the days!!!

I used to live opposite Murphy factory in Thane. Bush, Murphy, Philips radios...We had a valve radio 2 band Comer. In a wooden box. It required about 5m long net antenna to catch signals. The magic eye or tuning indicator was green blinking like the eyes of a cat about to go to sleep. When it was completely non functional, I still used the box and speakers. I fitted the much smaller transistor circuitry inside it! I was a teen then. I was crazy about circuits then. I assembled many 2 or 3 band radios called Super hetradyne receivers. Dismantled and made intercoms, etc. I assembled Jetking radio, a small one then, but powerful. I had a headphone with two big coils and a metal disc on it, which made sound.

We had a cream white colored Bush radio set. Bought in the 60s, it worked perfectly till a few years back. The radio would need 6 D cell batteries to operate!

Nice to see 1978 adds. So rare and amazing to 🙏👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Philips service center was in Moti Nagar Delhi opposite tanga stand near salvainia & Laxman,s on 1970 👍🙏🌹 how many people remember 😀

After watching this ads feels like time travel

Today it is 19 March 2021 and I am 33 yrs old but watched it today for the first time

बुश ब्लेक एंड व्हाइट टेलीविज़न जिसको देखकर हम बड़े हुए। जिसका रौब एक कलर टीवी से कम नहीं था। क्वालिटी में एक नम्बर। याद आते हैं वो दिन, रामायण, महाभारत, चित्रहार, नीम का पेड़, जंगल बुक, शांति, और न जाने कितने,,,,, बुश कम्पनी न जाने कहां गुम हो गई।

Our Bush colour tv working since 1987..(inside was Hitachi picture tube) still working, only speaker got dead n was replaced.

We bought our first Bush Colour TV for home in 2004 and that still works very well.

As a child, we had one at our home too...a Bush cassette player/recorder. The damn thing had push buttons on top, which were so hard that they made a huge sound.....🤣🤣

Pental's facial expressions and body movements in this ad especially the last jail sequence seem to be inspired from German Didi's comedy show!!

When I was 5 years old My Papa brought one BUSH Radio ( 1975) That was superb We were used it next 20 years. That time it’s cost about ₹ 600/-. Very expensive !! Thank you for your reminder !!

My philips 1980 audio cassette recorder still playing...

My bush microwave still working 2018🖖😇😂

Paintal acting as well as the ad looked ahead of its times.

Rs.2000 during that era...my God.😯

CD is invented/launched in 1983...if the ad is from 1978 it is quite surprising to proclaim "CD quality" way back then... Though the products/ad are typical of this era.

My dad still has Bush 4.1 speaker. Never knew it is such an old brand.

I had bush 2 in 1 (radio, casette player) in the early 90s . It was a craze then.

Recently I found a map of UP printed edition 1928 by a British company It's binding is better than any similar products available in market today. The point is we Indians no longer value quality otherwise Chinese products will disappear from our markets.

Yesterday i went to a appliance store and saw a bush LED TV,and boom KZfaq algo suggested this video.

Infact bush company products are really wonderful. My dad bought bush tv when i was in nursery and we used it until i reached 9th grade.

Bush is the real brand We had bush tv which was given a good service for more than 15 years ..

I have a very big radio and TV at home brought by my grandfather and it can still work perfectly

There was nothing like Made In China then, It was mostly made in Germany or Japan and by the late 70,s lots of electricals were made in india. Record players, turntables, cassette players fridges all started being made by India.

Mere papa ne bush tv kharid tha..1986 me..Bhut he achhi company pta nhi kyu band ho gyi

Thanku so much for Sharing....🙏 Kuch puraane deen yaad Aagaye... 🙏🙏🙏

Nice . It's a valuable footage for guys like me who restores old electronic equipment .

Everything from electrical electronics, watches, machines etc were manufactured and used by us and that without any problems for years, but now nothing of our Indian make only Chinese. The craze for cheap products, or profit by traders led to this.

Murphy radio sets were like apple mobiles at that times. Only richs can have.

This is surprising. How did they manage to manufacture in India back in 1970s when it was so difficult to do so, because of the License Raj?

Made In India was so strong even in that era but after globalisation and world trade agreements came into light we lost our unique Identity. World ran so fast we were easy to fool by our wants that we forgot how Chinese companies entered our homes and their economic growth surged at blazing fast speed leaving us far behind. I Hope The make in India initiatives these days are taken seriously and our people understand the importance of domestically manufactured products.

Nobody: KZfaq algorithm right now: They will watch whatever we show to them.

Paintal great i never saw this add when i was a kid but two in one i used it because my age is 38 now

Very good video. I love 2in1's.

Our first(1992) family Tv was from BUSH it weight around 20 kgs

Bush was a known brand back then. We had an Uptron TV in the 80s, there was also a brand called Telerama. All vanished now.

My first colour TV was from Bush.. and it actually last longer compared to today's TV.. I miss my childhood watching doordarshan programs.. even though my Bush TV is gone but I still have the old roof antenna with me..

My bush radio still working Good in 3020

Indians wanted cheap products instead of tikao!!! so they started buying made in china it adding spare parts made in china. It's the consumer that decides. Not the govt. Govt needs only taxes.!!!

Last one was just hilarious 👌😀

Paintal was too good

Pehle ki duniya kitni achhi thi yaar.. Kash sab kuch pehle jaisa ho jaata.

My father had purchased Bush black and White TV in 1990 from Burhanpur M.P..I was 5 year old . Love you Pappa.😓😓

Old is, and will remain Gold

Guys... I went in search of a good cutting plier, most of them were Chinese. Finally got an Indian made - taparia...believe me it's the best available in the market. But pushed back by low quality Chinese maal. Plz look for ont taparia hardware tools, purely made in bharat!! Fantastic quality.

The last one was the best 😂😂

I am listening this audio right now in bush bluetooth speaker ❤️

Nice upload. Thanks.

The creativity is way better in those days than in 2020! How did advertisement industry has become so bad and less creative in india?

हमने बुश का कलर टी वी 1986 में लिया था और वो 2009 में रिटायर हुआ और जब भी वो सही था

Memories make me cry hope that we go back to 1970s and 80s and 90s after 2000 the world had become bad people have become evil

Bush is a British consumer electronics brand owned by J Sainsbury plc (Sainsbury's)😁😁😁

We used to have 5 channels black and white bush TV in our house!! Use to watch DD on it all the time!!

We had Weston TV (VALVE VERSION) and everyday Evening we would Climb on Terrace to Turn the Antenna Left or Right to get a Good Picture Quality and my best friend Vinu would stand somewhere in the middle to Relay the message " Haa Abhi Picture Theek Hai, bus Yahin Par Antenna Ko Tight Kar It was real fun 😃😃 Ha ha Good Old Days

We had bush tv and radio, it lasted 20 years.

Priceless....

We also had 12 channel bush tv and tuner to change channel used to be on top..i miss my old TV😔😔😔😔

Salute aus jamane m bhi etna add bnane m innovation

*Now it's not just an ad it's a history*

yes we had Pearl washing machine it was very good.Also sumeet mixie , sumeet also had washing machine i din't know about that until i saw at my relatives place who were still using int in the 2002

Murphy radio spair part,s was avilable in Darya gunj red light which enter to fish markeet JAMA masjid in 1980 .I also purchase spair parts on that shop 👍🙏🌹 Delhi

The ending was awesome

Nice to see a made in India advertisement. Where are these once top selling brands like Bush , HMT, Videocon, Onida, BPL, Dyanora, Keltron, etc . Some have totally extinct due to price competition from China .

I wonder what happened.. things were of so high quality.. prime example in the HM Ambassador.. you felt like driving a solid tank.. It still is present in many household in WB and also used as taxis.. but unfortunately thier quality also deteriorated before winding up ultimately.

I had Bush color tv, just before 1 year

Golden memories of my previous birth(purva janm). Well I reborn(second birth) on 24 march 1987.

Old time was great 😭

I have that Bush 2 in 1.radio works v good.really superb company

The way many people talk so fondly of old days one would have thought all old timer actors acted like Henry Fonda.

And where are we now, just after 40 years...

That's good company Bush...all product

Paital ji, what an actor👍

Thank you for this upload

The way these 3 commercials told a story.....when did it all do downhill?