Know your mascot

Ronald McDonald

He is getting a makeover to woo the millenials. As a part of their new marketing strategy, Ronald, who is being placed as McDonald’s spokesclown, is going to dress up and promote the idea of fun

Mr. Peanut

Came about through a contest in 1916. Bill Hader replaced Robert Downey Jr. as his voice in 2013

Julius Pringles

Introduced in 1968, he lost some hair (eyebrows and on his head) and lip along the way

Chester Cheetah

The original mascot Cheetos Mouse (1971) was replaced by Cheetah in 1986. Dangerously Cheesy

Fido Dido

Developed in 1985 on a napkin in a restaurant, Fido Dido got his own comic strip in a teen magazine. Cool Spot replaced him in the 90s

Amul girl

She came about in 1967 as a response to rival Polson’s butter-girl. We know who won this round

Parle G girl

After a lot of hits and misses about who she is, it was announced to be an Everest creative from the 60s

Wendy’s girl

The original Wendy’s girl is the namesake and lookalike of founder Dave Thomas’s fourth child Wendy Thomas.

Mahashay Dharampal

In an advertising world where young and hot work, the turban-clad mascot of MDH spices stands out

Colonel Sanders

KFC founder was recommissioned as a Kentucky colonel in 1950. Sanders spent his last 20 years dressing the part