5 star

[JCSaiKrishna]

Conceptualized and photographed.

Awaiting your feedback

[Saumya]

good for bribing?

[JCSaiKrishna]

not exactly, the concept is: 5 star as a weapon,as a gun, as shown in the photograph.

Its something like many kids raise their hands (give up their games, bats and wickets dropped - photo) when someone points them with a 5 star chocolate as a gun.

Its finally, not exactly bribing, but someway to arrest people or being arrested deliciously.

[basant kumar]

'beta, if you dont do this, I will give you a five star' is bribing.

'beta, if you do this, I WILL NOT gove ou the five star' is blackmailing.

what you have denoted, suggests neither. Its violence, bad for a kids' brand.

[JCSaiKrishna]

"I will give you this chocolate, give me <<smthg>>"

This was the msg I wanted to convey.

[Hasmukh]

too violent for TG,.

[JCSaiKrishna]

Hmmm, I think it has a big game on the execution part to play.

[Hasmukh]

yeah I guess. tone it down if you can.

[JCSaiKrishna]

Hmm yeah, truly!

[Priyanka]

bad ad. too violent.

[JCSaiKrishna]

Hmmm yea, but I still believe there is something good lying in it. May be I have to change the way pic looks. And I have a doubt why not break the paradigm that chocolates shouldnt been shown voilentic? May be some amendments in this ad can outcome the ad that works out.

[Paromita]

too violent.

[JCSaiKrishna]

Hmmm. Okay. Well I agree there are amendments that has to be done. Lemme try again some other time.

[Paromita]

true. think who eats chocolates? truy to get the TG.

[JCSaiKrishna]

Now, everyone right from school going children to job holders, everyone eat chocolates, Isn't it? Or are you suggesting me to make some specific ads for each age group?