While many users have hailed the ad as a “Peak Bengaluru Moment”—a term used to describe quirky occurrences in the city—others have voiced concerns about its potential risks. Some users highlighted the billboard’s large size, warning that it could pose a danger during adverse weather conditions like rain or thunderstorms, recalling the tragic hoarding collapse in Mumbai that resulted in the deaths of 17 people.
The video, which showcases the advertisement’s impressive three-dimensional effects, quickly gained traction on social media, garnering over 120,000 views. One user expressed amazement, asking, “Is this real?” while another inquired about the billboard’s location, praising its uniqueness.
Despite the enthusiasm, many viewers criticized the billboard for being a distraction for drivers, raising alarms about the potential for accidents. “Eyes on the hoarding, road, pothole, pedestrians, vehicles… not a good idea,” remarked one concerned user.
As the ad continues to garner attention, it raises a crucial discussion on the balance between creativity in advertising and road safety, reminding us of the impact such eye-catching designs can have on the driving environment.
