Society Magazine 1990
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Society Magazine 1990
MTV India in the 90s Image Source: minimathur.com
Kehne ko toh sirf ek shabd hai pyaar, lekin yeh shabdo se kayi badke hai. Saari saari raat karvatain badalne ka naam hai pyaar, kisi ka khayal aate hi muskurane lagne ka naam hai pyaar, kisi ko yaad karke dil ke udaas hone ka naam hai pyaar. Pyaar kabhi hothon ki woh muskurahat hai, jiske liye hum kuch bhi kar jaaye, kabhi aankh ke aansoon jo dil ko chirr ke rakh de, kabhi milan hai aur kabhi milan ke baad, judaai ka naam hai pyaar.
Sameer
Debonair Magazine 1990
MTV India in the 90s
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The 90’s were not just years… they were emotions. If you grew up in India during the 1990s, you know how magical childhood felt before smartphones, social media, and endless screen time. Every evening meant outdoor games, every Sunday felt special, and every small thing created unforgettable memories. This video from RystyToons brings back the
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Society magazine 1990
90's Advertisements
There is some magic in those 90's advertisements. Watching those ads gives a smile on my face even now, makes me nostalgic. They made a lasting impression on every one who watched TV in 90's.
I bet every kid from 90's can sing the Nirma Ad even today. I remember how Priety Zinta Liril ad was talked about in school. I love you Rasna was a household line and i think watching cadbury ad a million times will still not stop anyone from watching it again.
All those famous ads had a catchy tune and lyrics which were easy to sing and in latest terminology viral content. I am not sure if today's commercials are loved by people as much they were before, very rarely do i see people talking about ads or using the lines from commercial in a general discussion.
I rarely watch TV now and i skip video commercials on internet. So very unlikely that i will fall in love with any of new commercials again. That makes me want to preserve my love for 90's commercial. They will find a dedicated space in my video collection backup shelved for armchair viewing.