Meri Pehli Academy campaign by Unacademy commemorating mother’s role goes viral

Meri Pehli Academy campaign by Unacademy commemorating mother’s role goes viral
Srinagar: Unacademy – the Edtech major recently released a Mother’s Day campaign video, which was not only a part of top trends on social media but it also was shared widely on whatsapp groups and received emotional responses from the messaging platform users, young and old alike.
The video campaign from Unacademy https://youtu.be/vZJd05c94Pc which emphasizes the fact that a mother is undoubtedly the first academy that a child enrolls into while learning life’s important lessons has created an immense positive impact around the brand.
Through this campaign executed by Ogilvy it showcases how a mother plays a crucial role as an educator in different stages of a child’s life. As primary caregivers, they impart children with something valuable each day, without even the child noticing it.
Apart from garnering 10 million views on Youtube, this tear-jerking video was widely shared on telegram &whatsapp becoming a part of conversations on family groups.
One person in a whatsapp family group wrote, “So precious! Best tribute to mothers.” Another wrote, “The best and indeed a must watch video in recent times!”
The ripple effect of the EdTech major’s viral film on whatsapp groups was seen with twitter and facebook users sharing the video on their social media handles. On social media one person commented: “As she said, “meri search engine ho tum” , my whole 19yrs flashed right before my eyes. Ghntebhr se important cheezeindhundte rho fir bhinimilti and as soon as she enters the room, they appear right in front of you, like unkobhi mummy ka khaufho😂. And in support of this, I’ve seen her doing this for my whole family since my childhood. Love you Mummy, nobody’s better than you, nobody will ever be ❤. Apkesamnetohkehnipaunga, yahinkehdetahu .”
Twitter users too shared the UnacademyMother’s day campaign film they received on whatsapp. Here are the best we found

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