The holy month of Ramadan is here. And brands have wasted no time in treating their audiences to some of the best Ramadan adverts. As is the norm, we don’t beat around the bush for too long either and are here with the best picks of the season. So, you need to brace yourself for a month of endless servings of heartwarming Ramadan commercials that capture the spirit of this beautiful festival.
Now, without any further ado, let’s dive straight into some of the most impressive campaigns from this year.
1. Homecentre: Make More Room for Ramadan
The preparations for Ramadan feasts and family gatherings can sometimes get slightly messy. But none of that matters when the entire family celebrates this holy day under the same roof.
Leading home shopping retailer Homecentre came up with a fun 60-second advert this Ramadan to celebrate some of the “oops” moments that define any major day, including Ramadan. From broken lamps and earthenware to spilled coffee and tumbled vases, goof-ups are bound to happen. But you see, that’s the beauty of festivals. It’s these small messy moments that make Ramadan.
Why? Because it’s in these moments that we’re together and experience a sense of belonging. So, don’t bemoan the goof-ups; instead, celebrate the togetherness!
2. Zalora: Twin Sisters
Leading online Asian fashion and beauty platform Zalora released a funny yet heartwarming Ramadan advert that showcased the love that blossoms underneath sibling rivalry.
The ad revolves around Amina and her elder sister Aisha, whom she’s always been jealous of as her parents used to dress her up like Aisha thinking that it would be cute. This made Amina do things differently than Aisha to make her mark. But after Aisha gets married, Amina can’t wait for her to come back home on Ramadan.
What happens when she finally comes and the sisters exchange Ramadan gifts? Watch the ad to know!
3. Mezan Group: The Feast
Popular Pakistani cooking oil brand Mezan came up with a cute and beautiful ad this Ramadan that underscored the importance of sharing.
The ad showcases a group of lovely kids being lost in the aroma of delicacies being prepared at a nearby house that’s been recently moved into by a family. When the young son of the family sees the kids salivating at the sight of food, he decides to invite them over for a feast and concocts a plan for the same. Later, the kids learn on their way to the school that a feast is going to be held at the same house for some guests. Upon visiting the house, they are pleasantly surprised to find out that they are the “guests” that the family was expecting over for the feast.
That’s the beauty of Ramadan- it eliminates all differences and makes us intertwined with a single binding factor- love and humanity.
4. Kasut U: Raya Paling Styleee
Popular Malaysian footwear brand Kasut U released a funny yet moving commercial in collaboration with Rexpo Video Production this Ramadan season.
The ad showcases a young stylish guy who forgets to carry his clothes on his way to his grandparents’ house. While shopping for his clothes in his grandparents’ city, he comes across a Kasut U store where he purchases shoes for himself. What’s more, he even purchases shoes for his grandparents who have been using worn-out shoes.
Now that’s Ramadan’s spirit of giving for you!
5. Midea Group: MoMushkila
Ramadan can bring an array of unexpected problems for homemakers from a messy house to last-minute uninvited guests. Thankfully, they have a partner like Midea to make lives easier for them.
Chinese electrical appliance manufacturer Midea Group released a 90-second commercial this Ramadan that highlighted how it’s a trusted ally when it comes to attending to various household chores during Ramadan. All that you have to do is give them a call!
Wrapping Up
And that was a wrap of some of the best Ramadan 2024 commercials. As is the case each year, Ramadan comes with the message of love, peace, and togetherness. And the ads covered in this blog have each of these elements in plenty.
We’ll be back with more Ramadan 2024 adverts for you. Till then, stay tuned!
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