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Campaign India Team
Feb 13, 2020

Burger King encourages Ronald McDonald love on Valentine's Day

Watch the film conceptualised by Famous Innovations here

Burger King's film for Valentine's Day takes a dig at McDonald's mascot, Ronald. 
 
The film conceptualised by Famous Innovations, showcases a character similar to Ronald McDonald and portrays him to be the 'loneliest man in the world'. 
 
Burger King wants people to give him company, as it invites consumers to take a picture with him and tag Burger King India to avail a free Whopper on Valentine's Day. 
 
 
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