A video advertisement from Tata Tea.
Transcript:
Father: It is a good offer! But it is a different city....why don't you ask to be posted in our city?
Daughter: The head office is there. I will have a better career.
Father: Where is your home? (implying your home is in our city)
Mother: Tea?
Daughter(looking disappointed): No
Narrator: TATA Tea Gold(name of the tea). It has both the tea seeds as well as 15% longer leaves. This gives it amazing taste and aroma.
Conversation in kitchen:
Daugther(Smells the tea)[Talking to her mother]: This amazing aroma makes my heart want some tea.
Mother: What will happen if you don't listen to your heart?
Daughter: I will regret it, ma.
Mother: Then listen to your heart.
Daughter: "Head Office"
Father(lightly smacking daughter with her offer): Come home every holiday
Narrator: TATA Tea Gold: You will regret saying no to your heart.
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