Leave Tamannaah Bhatia’s ‘Mysore Sandal Soap’, 1 soap ad crossed the limit, had an example of boldness

New Delhi: What became the brand ambassador of Tamannaah Bhatia ‘Mysore Sandal Soap’, she became the eyes of many people. Actually, ‘Mysore Sandal Soap’ is a famous soap brand of Karnataka, which is also a symbol of his cultural heritage. It was first built in 1916. Therefore, when Tamannaah Bhatia was made the face of Karnataka Sops and Detergents Limited (KSDL), the people of Karnataka got angry. Criticizing the government’s decision, people trolled the actress as well, but this is not the first time that a soap brand has been discussed a lot.

The advertisement of Liril soap also got a lot of limelight and also became a victim of criticism of the people due to its bold content. However, over time people did not accept it, but also liked it very much, which also shows the golden phase of the world of advertisements. Even after years of passing, this ad is associated with the memories of the people. Actually, this soap brand kept its theme song a bit, while every time the new ads continued to increase the temper of boldness. Every time a model in its ad was seen wearing a swimsuit and bathing in the waterfall. The tagline of an ad by the soap brand also got a lot of limelight.

Opposition to the government’s decision
In the case of ‘Mysore Sandal Soap’, the people of Karnataka are asking the government that when there are many capable actresses in Karnataka, then why was the outsider made the brand ambassador of ‘Mysore Sandal Soap’? The minister of the state government also gave clarification on the selection of Tamanna, but the controversy does not seem to stop. The Government of Karnataka made Tamannaah Bhatia a brand ambassador for two years, for which he was paid a fee of Rs 6.2 crore. Opposition parties are also opposing the government’s decision with the common people. The Bharatiya Janata Party has also questioned the government’s decision. Critics are repeatedly repeating that ‘Mysore Sandal Soap’ is deeply connected to the cultural heritage of Karnataka, so the government should have chosen a Kannada actress for the brand.