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Tuesday , 24 March 2026

Where Curiosity Meets the Right Information

Tuesday , 24 March 2026

GPH Ispat Vows Not To Abuse Mother Language

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GPH Ispat Vows Not To Abuse Mother Language
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Bangladesh has seen people on the streets protesting because of physical abuse on women. She has seen the power of youths to make things right. But when it was about her no one gave an ear to it. Abusing mother language is also a form of abuse in the form of words.

However, that doesn’t free someone from being an abuser. We grew up listing to verbal abuses as if these were meant to be a part of the culture and a part of our language movement. Gph Ispat for the upcoming 21st February has shown us how we constantly keep disrespecting the language that our fighters died for.

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The story relates to the daily life of a woman traveling by bus. The advertisement has a great storyline gradually developing the message and concept. When the world around the woman is using their voice to mistreat the mother language, she simply feels lucky for not being able to talk to abuse her language.

To add, the amazing voiceover with the music at the end completely puts the message through and through. This piece of creativity inspires us not to abuse but to unite to bring a difference.

Besides, Gph Ispat took a great initiative by talking about abusing the mother language. They have indeed focused more on building the brand image, over being relevant. The creative would come out exceptional if they slightly focused on being relevant. Regardless, the message was well put by the team.

Read More: Brands Got United To Celebrate The World Cup Win By Bangladesh U-19

Lastly, what you saw was the fact and we all could relate to it. You’ll never find a day where you’ll not listen to verbal abuses in public places. Let us ease down our anger and avoid criticizing, insulting, or denouncing individuals. In the process of living, let’s not abuse our mother language which was a tough earn for our martyrs.

Tell us your thoughts on this campaign from GPH Ispat and for more exciting updates about the Bangladeshi advertising industry, be with Markedium.

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Written by
Samia Kader Nodi

I was into marketing from a very young age. For five years though! Currently, I am a freelance content writer at Markedium. I love taking risks, which made me leave a full-time job and join the freelancing community. Apart from being a marketer, I’m also growing myself as a ui/ux designer. Yes! All these just to experiment with life. My intent to do these kinds of experiments are purely to enhance my experiences in the real world. That explains a lot about myself. The thing I love the most is strategizing for brands. I was indeed quite fortunate to be able to do that for many local brands. Apart from all these, I consider myself to be passionate about sports. I never brought a trophy home but never lost the passion for it. What is the winning strategy of my own life? “Two heads are better than one.”

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