Break the language barrier with an Idea!

Watch the new advertisement from IDEA Cellular,breaking this weekend.

Imagine getting a lucrative job offer from a far flung city in India; the offer excites you,but the thought of living in a place where a different language is spoken,makes you doubtful. Would you leave the offer only because you cannot speak the language,or overcome the hurdle by adopting a simple idea and give wings to a bright career ahead?

Watch the new advertisement from Idea Cellular,breaking this weekend,to know what Sirji will propose this time to overcome the language barrier.

India is a land of a billion people talking in 22 recognized languages,850 mother tongues,and 22,000 dialects; it is also a land of opportunities for the young Indians who are ambitious,go-getters,and have dreams in their eyes. However,this diversity and vastness,at times,poses a hurdle in the growth of the youth of this country. Taking note of this growing concern of the society,Idea Cellular has set out to demonstrate how a simple solution can build bridges between people speaking different languages.

The new ad from leading mobile brand will unravel an idea which will help millions of Indians – who move out of their homes for Career,Education,Travel and other prospects in life; or need to communicate with people talking different languages in their own surroundings – to easily adapt to the change in environment and communicate smoothly.

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