As someone with no siblings, I haven't lived through what it takes to be around a brother or a sister 24X7. So my knowledge of that sentiment is only borrowed from pop culture, and now through watching how my kids interact and grow up with each other. The Wonder Years was a 1/5
2/5 remarkable TV series in that context, and more recently, Yeh Meri Family (just requires a free sign up: bit.ly/3krVARk) used the same theme in a wonderfully Indianised late 90s setting.
This ad for the French retailer La Redoute is almost an abridged version of
This ad for the French retailer La Redoute is almost an abridged version of
3/5 The Wonder Years/Yeh Meri Family! The narrative crunches the many high-points of how the relationship evolves between an older brother and a much younger brother.
The highlights it chooses to depict are absolutely adorable! The younger brother teasing the older one with the
The highlights it chooses to depict are absolutely adorable! The younger brother teasing the older one with the
4/5 name of his girlfriend, the older one announcing the joy of being accepted in a college of his choice, the older one protecting the little one after a school fight and torn jeans, and my favorite - the little one staring the older one sleeping and announcing when he wakes up
5/5 that his mind-control worked! :)
Within all this, the French agency Fred & Farid/Paris beautifully weaves in the need to order things as and when the reason arises! The need is brought out contextually within the narrative.
Within all this, the French agency Fred & Farid/Paris beautifully weaves in the need to order things as and when the reason arises! The need is brought out contextually within the narrative.
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