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Here's how Rooh Afza painted Toronto and London green on August 14

Here's how Rooh Afza painted Toronto and London green on August 14

The brand has been celebrating patriotism and passion internationally this year
Updated 04 Oct, 2018

Hamdard's Rooh Afza decided to celebrate the essence of being Pakistani with an exciting digital campaign on independence day.

The brand has highlighted Pakistan’s culture internationally on a number of global landmarks this year. After the much talked about Nasdaq campaign in March, Rooh Afza got Toronto and London join in on the festivities in August.

Highlights of the campaign

Rooh Afza's recent campaigns have ably aimed at celebrating the presence of Pakistan’s favourite local drink in over 33 countries.

1. Eaton Centre in Toronto went all green

Special animated messages were played on screens across Eaton Centre, giving the locals a flavour of how Pakistan spreads love and happiness across borders, and welcomes everyone wishing to join in.

Little shots of the uber-desi red drink were served to everyone stopping by.

2. Tube Stations in London staged Pakistan's grand Independence celebrations

Celebrations began with animations commemorating Pakistan's most cherished drink.

As the screens flashed with the brand's message, our favourite pick-me-up was served to people, and many shared positive reviews.

Released on September 29 2018, the final digital animation has already got great reviews across social and digital media, adding to the many achievements Hamdard Pakistan has collected this year.


This campaign was conceptualised and conceived by RG Blue Communications.


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Comments

Khan Oct 02, 2018 03:50pm
Roha Afza is the only national and international drink of Pakistan.
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Jaya Oct 03, 2018 02:13am
My all time favourite drink!
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joe Oct 03, 2018 06:08am
Rooh Afza, Alo cholay, papar, Chat Chatni thats all we Pakistanis get excited about rather focusing on Science, Technology, economy, health etc etc
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DA Oct 03, 2018 02:02pm
It is widely consumed in India as well, but not sure if it is the same concoction. Works to add a twist to my smoothies.
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Sks Oct 03, 2018 02:44pm
@Khan I thought this drink originated in early 20 th. Century in Delhi's Lal Kuan mohalla by Hamdard Dawakhana.
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Khan Oct 04, 2018 05:37am
Well... it's a drink that makes you fat. Same goes for so many others like that. Stop advertising things that make you unhealthy!
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