Who is the girl in docomo ad

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Logistics There is a base, Gati hasn't destroyed itself. Our Take At first glimpse the ad film appears to be another fairness cream pushing its way into the living room of viewers. It is only after the voice-over begins that one really starts paying attention to the ad film. Even as the girl continues to strike different poses, it is the voice-over narrated in a rather serious manner that makes the entire situation funny.

In fact, with todays youth constantly capturing their various moments in life and uploading their pictures, the viewer is able to instantly connect with ad film. Moreover, the fact that the importance of a good data plan is highlighted in a very subtle manner in the television commercial without going over board makes the campaign stand out.

Also, the fact that the girl has done a fantastic job of playing the part of someone desperately seeking attention, makes the ad film watchable. In all, a tongue-in-cheek narrative of a much visible social trend coupled with the girls desperate attempts makes the film enjoyable for viewers.