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Awesome Microsoft Ad For MS Outlook 2007 Customers In India

This Article Is Sponored By You! | Thursday, March 22, 2007 by Salman Siddiqui | Comments
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Microsoft is busy collecting data for Windows Vista performance and has been very serious for MS Office 2007. The ad which they have prepared (only for its Indian customers) is par excellence!

Just explaining the meaning of words for our Non-Indian readers (as Google translator would not help you here . . .)

The cartoon depicts one very famous singer of India. The song starts with the singer singing "after too many days..." which he goes on to recite again and again with increased emphasis on the words after "too many days", with different accents.

Later it asks a question to the same sentence ("after too many days...") when he says "kya?" and ends up answering "a letter has come after too many days". This is actually a very famous song of Indian Cinema which has been used well in the ad.

To end up UDAAS means sad (and is name of the singer too), jhakaas means awesome.

Read more fun related articles on CompuWorld here.