Children's Day: From Parle's little girl to the group of Flipkart's 'adults', here's a look at popular ads featuring kids

SUMMARY

While several brands are leaving no stone unturned in making their commercials a hit by roping in actors and sports stars, some have discovered their own celebrities in children. From Parle-G's smiling girl to Flipkart's adorable 'grown-up' kids, here's a look at the little stars of Indian commercials who continue to rule hearts.

By Niral Sharma Nov 14, 2018 4:02:30 PM IST (Updated)

The most popular face among the product ads for kids has been the Parle girl. Parle-G, one of the largest selling biscuit in the world, was established in 1929 and ever since has had the smiling baby girl on the covers, though the packaging must have changed over the years. (Source: Parle-G official website)

Among our childhood memories is also the young curly haired boy, who featured in the Action Shoes ad, taking the viewers through his day at school. (Source: YouTube screengrab)

Amul ads have been known among the kids. The brand primarily featured kids in the ads due to its nature of business, which is dairy products. Besides, Amul girl has successfully made an identity for herself despite the Parle girl having wide popularity. (Source: YouTube grab)

‘I love You Rasna’ has been one of the catchy jingles among the kids. Taruni Sachdev, the Rasna girl, who was another well-known face among the children unfortunately passed away in a plane crash in Nepal in 2012. (Source: YouTube screengrab)

Bournvita, usually focusing on the relationship of kids with their parents, has been winning hearts with its power-packed commercials. The brand’s philosophy of ‘tayyari jeet ki’ has become another famous tagline among the kids. (Source: YouTube grab)

While some of the most eye-catchy and at the same time funny ads are the latest Flipkart ads that feature kids as business-partners, husband-wife, old ladies and gentlemen. (Source: YouTube grab)

Who doesn't remember Surf Excel's 'Daag Acche Hai'? (Source: YouTube grab)

And of course the Goodknight ads! (Source: YouTube)