Hi everyone,

I’m Pavan Sunkara, a Telugu filmmaker and the director of the Telugu web film “Leela Vinodham.”

I’m currently looking to work on ad films and promotional videos for businesses, companies, startups, brands, and products.

If you own a business, run a company/startup, have a product that needs promotion, or know someone who is looking for a filmmaker to create an advertisement, please drop a comment below or DM me.

I’d love to connect, understand your requirement, and see if we can create something interesting together.

Thanks! 🙌

Bonjour, je crée des publicités avec l'intelligence artificielle. Je voulais juste avoir vos avis sur les créations. Merci 🙏

Has anyone got examples of great advertising work recently that made them go "wow." Can be a billboard, TVC, social post etc.

There are loads of smart people in here from so many different backgrounds. Seeking some examples of work that has really impressed you, and not just the echo chamber we see on LinkedIn of the same work.

Thanks in advance.

I wanted to try something a little different: a public space where brands can claim numbered positions, compete through challenges, and leave a lasting record of what they built.

There are 321 positions, 3 moves, 2 challenge modes, and one Crown position. It is still early, so I am sharing the idea openly and would genuinely love feedback from founders, creators, and anyone who enjoys watching brands take risks.

You can see the project here: https://claim321.com

From moms and siblings to bosses, exes and even pets — Blinkit turned everyday life lessons into Teacher’s Day creatives.

No hard selling. Just relatable humour + perfect timing.

Sometimes the best marketing is simply understanding people.

What do you think — clever or trying too hard? 👀

I am looking for a digital marketer or promoter who can help me promote my trustee's hiring post. If you are interested in helping me, message me on here.

I have been looking into different ways businesses can get their website in front of people without signing up for a monthly advertising package.

One interesting approach is a model where there is only one promoted link available at a time, the price starts high and gradually drops and the first business to purchase it gets the placement for a fixed period.

For example, Droptick uses this model. One business gets the only promoted link on the page for one week. The price opens at €10,000 on Monday and falls throughout the week until someone takes it. Once purchased, that business's link remains there until the next Monday.

I find the concept interesting because it changes the question from How much should I spend on ads every month? to What is one highly visible placement worth to my business for a limited period?

For businesses launching a product, promoting a campaign, testing a new market or simply looking for an alternative to conventional advertising, this kind of fixed window placement could be worth considering.

I found an easy job to do…only problem is that I have to advertise the company. and I’m not sure how to do that without being annoying or just plain ignored

What a crazy way to share advertisements, I do think this is a super smart way to get the brand out and if anyone has any ways to spread this lmk!

Having a ton of fun with these.

San Diego branding and vehicle wraps

ngl I barely even remember the food in this ad lol.
I remember the dog running through the field, the cat messing with yarn, and everyone piled on the couch way more than the bowl.
this started as a little ai ad maker test in Framia, but by the end I honestly cared way more about those little home moments than the actual product.
and like ... that kinda makes sense for pet stuff,y'know?
the dog isn't buying the food. the person who thinks of that dog as family is.
maybe that's why pet ads keep feeling more like family ads now.
when you watch one, what actually stayswith you more, the product or the pet?

Which is your favourite Onam ad/Campaign in 2026?

I know almost every ad looks the same. Still, you got a favourite one?

And what do you all think about Onam ads this year?