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Jazz’s No Issue Le Lo Tissue ad is perfection

Do you have any friends in India who are upset right now…well, according to this ad they should grab some tissues. The victory ad by mobile service provider Jazz captures the feeling of Pakistan’s long awaited triumph against the Indian

Edition Pakistan · 18 June 2017

Do you have any friends in India who are upset right now…well, according to this ad they should grab some tissues. The victory ad by mobile service provider Jazz captures the feeling of Pakistan’s long awaited triumph against the Indian team in a simple but biting narrative.

The ad reminds us of the popular ‘mauqa mauqa’ ads which first screened in 2015 for the ICC World Cup.

The Jazz ad shows young Indian fans watching their team getting pummeled during the final when they hear a knock at the door – it’s Pakistani fans with a friendly reminder. Check it out:

 

For so many fans Pakistan’s victory at the Champion’s Trophy is a miracle. The team was ranked eighth in the league but the underdogs bot only made it to the top they ended up setting the highest target to be set in the history of the championship.

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