Bcz this toothpaste never worked well with the consumers and so did the ad.

@@dhrubaghosh5742 thank you 🤝

I too have never seen this ad before.

Yes ..I don't remember it either ...

Lol this was too good 😂🤣😂

😂😂😂👍🏻

@Sumeet P well technically not the TV anymore. Its all smartphone streaming bullshit.

If I remember right, Forhan's paste did not produce any lather which many did not like. Also I think it used a lot of fluoride which many believe is not healthy.

@@TheKomentor : you are right,.that foam less product used to be the orange toothpaste (physical outward tube colour, the paste used to be normal pale white).Soon the parent company Geoffrey Manners Ltd realised customer preference and introduced the blue colour one (physical outward tube colour) which used to get foam and lather. The blue Forhan's toothpaste was the one promoted by Sunny Gavaskar and his son. But, sadly Forhan's couldn't stand colgate's powerful ad power and marketing skills,..and the rest is history. Vicco Vajradandhi, Dabur Lal danth manjan and Promise (even till last January it was available in the market shelves,. current owners are Dabur) which survived the competition from those days till now.

Forhan’s still sells in pakistan

@@adilatif8345 : wow ! Is it ? Nice to.know the information 👍☺

Mustafa Eisa is a renowned Architect now.

Yes Bro

@@meghanvasant Oh!! That's fabulous

Ad hai bhai!

Same here

It is not in India, but it’s available Canada. May be not available in India because it’s made in Pakistan. 😊

Main 2 sal ki

@@priya0204-o1e super

Ruebin rachel

@@rakeshchouhan794 Thanks Rakesh. I have been searching to know her identity for years. I vaguely remember her ads in 90s

Mustafa Eisa and Rachael Reuben. Classy.

Can you please help me identify female model in the following ad kzfaq.info/get/bejne/adeCd66Cy8m6g40.html&lc=z23afpf5jti2znt24acdp4355xnznzhwlfbrz2uvcixw03c010c

Dekhiye yeh unki galti nahi h , ki aapko angrezi samajh nahi aati , 80 aur 90 ke daurr mei log hindi bhi utni sundarta se hi bolte the. Angrezi mei ads isliye dikhaye jaate the , kyunki global growth ke liye , global businesses language KO select kiya gaya. Woh sirf non english speaking users ko thori na target kar sakte the. Business chalane or ek local area mei kirane ki dukan chalane mei bahut farak hota. Western culture ki baat nahi h , angrezi ke ad european desho mei aur baaki desho mei bhi dikhaye jaate h.

@Sagnik Saha china ppl are learning English at a v quick rate now, infact English has become a mandatory language in most schools , as china wants to take over the global market Asap , Germany : Blooming in it's own local market , but not as strong Economy as china due to restriction of only remaining to local language and hence not being able to tap the global market like India and China, Russia : no comments on the economic status as we all know what d soviet is going through : Japan: Exceptional case. Their economy and technology is as powerful as Superpowers like USA, UK .however since they too are encouraging global business users in their country learning d English language is being encouraged , however not as much as China or other Asian countries . Hope this answers ur question :) Also there is no harm in learning the language which connects us on a global platform , but yes if u only want to keep ur business limited to ur own local market and not expand den dats ur wish. However , even in India , if u keep Hindi as the base medium ur business won't be able to target all of India , regions like Punjab and South India , hindi is hadly spoken. So to have a good business in India as well , ull have to learn d different regional languages as well not just be restricted to 1 .