Shekhar Suman ki Tedhi Baat

To me, Shekhar Suman is the face of indian television comedy. From Dekh Bhai Dekh to Great Indian Laughter Challenge to this new one - Tedhi Baat.

Comedy in itself rings the bells of excitement and energy and thats exactly what this show lacks. The SLOW and BORING and I simply don't understand why Gurpaal Singh is always so indifferent more like a puppet. Zero expressions. Zero punches for him? but why?

Closer! And Closer! And Closer!

Colors!!

Models!!

Direction!!

The fact that the faces are not shown!!

Do I love this ad or what!!

5 Little Genelias...ummm...really?

Really who thought about this ad? Actually, even the idea isn’t so bad. But the execution is pathetic. It looks totally fake. Even the bounces of the choco-balls aren’t made well. And she seems to make squeaky and squashy noises.

Furthermore, the ending. She split into 5? Ohhkayyy!

She split into TINY 5 GENELIAS??? So tiny that they are like little pocket turtles in the backseat?

And the friends? The girl is still giving a surprised look, the boy is totally fine with this. Its normal, right, people spliting into 5 little people?? 

Samsung's Humming Bird

Samsung Humming Bird ad is probably the most beautiful ad playing right now. The visual effects are amazing. But they're are just so amazing that one forgets to notice the television.

Max New York Life Pension Plans

This is probably the most remarkable and innovative ad on air at the moment. Its a 60 second ad about a man who is enjoying his time after retirement free of any stress owing to his pension plan. The wife is scolding him for his irresponsible behavior. The best part is when the son is peeping through from behind the mother and enjoying the view. Flawless, this is one amazing ad.

Zoozooooooooooo!!!

The zoozoo ads are a little popular and a little unpopular. Popular because some are downright hilarious. Unpopular because some are slightly difficult to grasp in one go. The fact that one ad is being released everyday during the DLF IPL 2009, overwhelms the customer. The services being advertised are for everybody but so many seperate ads might not click the right customer at the right time with the right ad. The collection of 25 ads seem to be developed for the regular IPL follower only, so what about those who don't follow it religiously?

Another problem is that the features, face and eyes, of the characters are made in a strange way. They are frowns instead of smiles. Scary in place of scared.

Though the ads are good. But they fall short of being excellent.