Old Movies, New Minds: Ads, Status, Psychology & the Things We Don’t Think About
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Old Movies, New Minds: Ads, Status, Psychology & the Things We Don’t Think About
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Hey there! Welcome to another episode of "Click, Brand, and Beyond".
In this episode of LinkedIn Timeline Talk, Nisha and Anoop dive into how Netflix is reviving old movies that never got their due—and what that says about nostalgia and consumption today. They explore how ads are targeted differently for men and women, why Indian advertising leans heavily on emotion and status, and how Cadbury continues to dominate the chocolate market.
They also decode India’s unique consumer psychology: splurging ₹50k on luxury without blinking, yet bargaining for a ₹20 onion… watching pirated films on an iPhone but refusing a Netflix subscription… and how “cheap means low quality” still shapes our choices.
From visible vs. invisible purchases to the quick-commerce convenience fee psyche, this episode unpacks how wants, needs, and status quietly run the show. Tune in for a deep, relatable, and eye-opening take on modern consumer behaviour.