Eustace Fernandes, who passed away in early 2010 was the much admired creator of

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Adhir Mishra has three children: Urmila, Raghu and Sumit. Sumit married Roma, the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mohan. The Mohans married their youngest daughter to the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Sharma and they had two children Sandeep and Shaifali. The Mohans have two more children, Roshan and Bimla, both elder to Sheila. Sohan and Shivendar are sons of Sumit and Roma. Leela is the daughter of Sandeep.

Answer 1

Amul Girl is the right choice here. Eustace Fernandes worked as the artist behind the Amul girl, the chubby toddler in a polka dot dress who has fronted Amul's butter hoardings since the mid 1960s. The mascot and her cheeky, topical one liners were the product of a team effort at the ad agency handling the account, with Sylvester daCunha credited for the copy and Fernandes for bringing the character to life on paper. When Fernandes died in January 2010, obituaries pointed out how central his drawing style was to making the mascot instantly recognisable across generations. The Amul campaign remains one of advertising's great long runners precisely because the visual identity Fernandes helped set never lost its charm.

None of the other figures belong to Fernandes. Tom and Jerry was created in the United States by animators William Hanna and Joseph Barbera. The Air India Maharaja mascot dates to 1946 and is credited to Bobby Kooka and artist Umesh Rao. Snow White is a Disney film character from 1937, unrelated to Indian advertising altogether. The answer is Amul Girl.

Answer 2

Amul Girl is the right choice here. Eustace Fernandes worked as the artist behind the Amul girl, the chubby toddler in a polka dot dress who has fronted Amul's butter hoardings since the mid 1960s. The mascot and her cheeky, topical one liners were the product of a team effort at the ad agency handling the account, with Sylvester daCunha credited for the copy and Fernandes for bringing the character to life on paper. When Fernandes died in January 2010, obituaries pointed out how central his drawing style was to making the mascot instantly recognisable across generations. The Amul campaign remains one of advertising's great long runners precisely because the visual identity Fernandes helped set never lost its charm.

None of the other figures belong to Fernandes. Tom and Jerry was created in the United States by animators William Hanna and Joseph Barbera. The Air India Maharaja mascot dates to 1946 and is credited to Bobby Kooka and artist Umesh Rao. Snow White is a Disney film character from 1937, unrelated to Indian advertising altogether. The answer is Amul Girl.

Eustace Fernandes, who passed away in early 2010 was the much admired creator of

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