Sri Lankan Air Line Advertisement

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This is the Sri Lankan advertisement on Sri Lankan Air Line which shows the most comfortable transport way for all the passengers in all over the world. Such a nice advertisement is this. This video creates in a superb way. Every symbols tell us many more hidden meanings.

First I would like to tell you about their uniform. According to my opinion it makes by using Sri Lankan traditional wear called "Kandian Saree". That Kandia Saree looks like a Pea cock. Really it decorates by using the Pea cock feathers & their skin colour of nice blue colour. After wearing that saree, definitely the air hostess look like a beautiful Pea cock. It adds some pride for everyone. Besides the Kandian Saree shows the vision, royalty & watchfulness for their passengers. Besides the way they used to greet their passengers is a unique one. The tradition of "Ayubowan" shows the welcome & respect for their passengers. It feels like living in their own houses for the passengers too.

In addition this video shows all the significant places in Sri Lanka. Like Sigiriya, Mihintalaya, Temple of Tooth Relic, Famous Hindu Kovils & etc. Not only those places but also geographical natural places too. Rivers, waterfalls, tea estates, national parks, forest & etc are the example for that.After watching this video I am definitely sure that every passenger have a huge desire to visit those places in Sri Lanka. Beacause of that they used to choose Sri Lankan airlines for their travel destination. It attracts the most of passengers towards the Sri Lankan airline too. Kandy Perahera is the world famous one among the foreigners. It helps to add some attraction too. There also Hindu & Muslim traditional festivals too. These all shows the Sri Lankan culture to the world.

When I talk about the music in this video, yes of course it is really amazing. It is a unique one & felt some sweet and calm feeling within our heart. It is so nice. Finally I would like to tell you, the video is superb creation for the Sri Lankan airline. I think this video help to fulfill their target such a great way. 

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