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Canara Bank - Debit Card TVC
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Channa

Jul 06, 2015

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ShaneAlemao

Warli Art - Animation
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Page 1: Channa

Canara Bank - Debit Card TVC

Page 2: Channa

TVC opens on our character whistling a tune and walking on the seashore.

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When suddenly he spots a channawalla.

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‘Mmm...’, our character exclaims, rubbing his belly.

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Following which, he takes out his wallet to pay the channawalla.

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Just as he is about to take the money out from his wallet and pay the channawalla,

a crow swoops in, grabs his wallet and flies away.

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Our character shakes his fists angrily and shouts as he chases after the bird.

However the bird files off into the distance.

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Our character now gets disheartened as his tummy growls.

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In frustration, he slaps his thigh….

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and in doing so discovers something.

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Amazingly enough, his Canara Bank Debit Card is still in his pocket. So he

takes it out…

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and immediately runs into the Canara Bank ATM nearby.

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Following which we see him running out with cash in his hand.

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Now he pays the channawalla and then finally gets to enjoy the channa he was

craving all along.

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Super:

Presenting Canara Bank Debit Card.

Now enjoy convenient cashless transactions and Cash withdrawals

up to Rs. 50,000 per day for Platinum Debit card.

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We cut back to the crow who has now returned with the wallet, and now

seems to be craving the channa that our character is having instead.

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So we see our character and the crow slowly trading off the wallet for the channa.

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At this point, we end on others like our character, dancing around the

Canara Bank logo, in the manner that it is portrayed in most Warli paintings.