Ah, Parle-G—the ultimate childhood biscuit that’s been a forever favourite, especially when paired with a steaming cup of chai! And let’s be honest, we’ve all had those moments of dipping ...

In 1985, the biscuit was rebranded as Parle-G, with the “G” originally signifying glucose. Over time, it was marketed as ‘G’ for “genius’’. The charming little girl on the Parle-G ...

The artist painted and replaced the classic Parle G girl with Mia, who was touched with a bindi. An artist named Laxminarayan Sahu has gone viral and sparked social media frenzy by replacing the ...

Sahu, with his painting skills, converted the iconic Parle-G girl to Mia Khalifa. His Instagram Reel, where he shows the process, has gone viral with nearly 70 million views. Mia Khalifa is one of ...

Mumbai: Parle G releases its campaign celebrating Friendship Day. As a brand, Parle-G wears many hats. The brand’s tagline ‘Genius wohi, jo auron ke khushi mein paye apni khushi’ weaves into ...

In the pictures, we can see a packet of 'Dark Parle-G' biscuits by 'Parle' with the same iconic 'Parle-G' girl on it. The tagline reads, "Delicious Chocolaty Dark Parle-G Biscuits." In the second ...

While Oreo Milkshake and Lotus Biscoff Cheesecake dominate Indian menus, Parle-G prefers global branding exercises. Mayank Shah, VP-marketing, reveals Parle-G desserts, including cheesecakes ...

The brand shared a temporary new packet’s picture on its Instagram account with the picture of Bunshah instead of the iconic Parle-G girl. Parle-G came up with this new packaging after Zervaan ...