COVID-19 vaccine ad with Valentine’s Day twist is a hit online, impresses Anand Mahindra

The vaccination ad was originally shared on the Jimmy Kimmel show and was a parody advertisement of the Pfizer vaccination, describing it as the “one shot at the perfect gift” for valentine day.

In the now-viral advertisement, a man ‘proposes’ to his partner with a dose of COVD-19 vaccine. The video then urges views to “inoculate you with COVID-19 vaccine”.

A hilarious COVID-19 vaccination advertisement, with Valentine’s Day twist, is making rounds on the internet, even impressing Indian businessman Anand Mahindra.

Taking to Twitter, Mahindra shared the ad which was meant to create awareness about the vaccination drive

The vaccination ad was originally shared on the Jimmy Kimmel show and was a parody advertisement of the Pfizer vaccination, describing it as the “one shot at the perfect gift” for valentine day.

You only have one shot at the perfect gift… #ValentinesDay pic.twitter.com/GocYXZMG0q

— Jimmy Kimmel Live (@JimmyKimmelLive) February 11, 2021

“Vaccines are forever”, Mahindra wrote, sharing the video. He also tagged the CEO of Serum Institute of India Adar Poonawalla. “Hilarious. @adarpoonawalla you have a readymade advertising brief”.

Take a look at the video.

Hilarious. ⁦@adarpoonawalla⁩ you have a readymade advertising brief. Vaccines are forever… pic.twitter.com/smFjCBTH6l

— anand mahindra (@anandmahindra) February 11, 2021

In the now-viral advertisement, a man ‘proposes’ to his partner with a dose of COVID-19 vaccine. The video then urges views to “inoculate yourself with COVID-19 vaccine”.

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Take a look at some of the reactions to the clip here:

Yes…Best possible gift in present days because it is scarce… Excellent thoughtful ad idea…👍🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

— Neeraj Kumar Verma (@nkvneeraj1) February 11, 2021

Great Stuff 🤣 Vaccine is Bae for now 😂 @SerumInstIndia

— Poojan Shah (@ShahPoojan11797) February 11, 2021

😃🤣 cupid strikes with needle, fall for vaccine!

— Anjali Misra (@Janjiee) February 11, 2021

pic.twitter.com/GxOKU7wjOh

— Monil Nitin Parikh (@monilparih) February 11, 2021

COVID-19 vaccine or CUPID-19 vaccine??🤔😉

Happy Valentine’s Day in advance!

— THE ROCKSTAR (@VivJonty) February 11, 2021

Best marketing of the time 😂😂

— Ashwini (@_IamWINI_) February 11, 2021

Best Valentine’s 🎁gift forever. 🤣

— Dilip Kumar (@DilipKu53093950) February 12, 2021

Valentine day gift ..😀😀

— NARENDRA DUBEY (@NARENDRAdubey05) February 11, 2021

Sold like a cosmetic. Highly profitable

— RandomAtom (@lalitadvani) February 11, 2021

Truely the most wanted gift this valantine day 🎁💕

— kanan sampat (@kanansampat) February 11, 2021

pic.twitter.com/dWcQbwSavE

— Sonal Garga (@SonalGarga) February 11, 2021

Love ❤️ Dose

— Varun Pratap (@VarunPr53177583) February 12, 2021

Valentine Vaccination!🤣🤭

— Pehchaan Kaun (@kaun_pehchaan) February 11, 2021

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