From India: 'Every Sexist Commercial You’ve Ever Seen', for He Deodorants by Leo Burnett
Comedian and actor Vir Das makes fun of advertisers that objectify women by being objectified himself in this spot for He Deodorant. According to the ad, profit from the "He Respect" product "is aimed to support the welfare of women". (Via Campaign India)
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