 Ydym yn ddod o ddŵr gweithio'r cyffredinol y ffordd, yn Llyfridol Cymru? Yndden nhw I think there's probably three things that I would encourage marketers to think about in India. The first is the role of women. That may surprise you going from a Westerner. But even if I look in the UK and how financial services companies market to women in the UK they still do it in a very masculine language, very masculine terms. Dydur i nesaf i bondedoedd eithaf , o sut roedd gynhwysau armen a isn. Mae'n holl fodb. Golluniau'n trudeg ar hyn. 20.antry i wneud eich meddwl class. Gall ar fath clyweddau nerfwn digon y rhan, mae mur Onw'r myfynol yn rhan. Mae'r myfynol yn myfynol yn rhan yn meddwl i'w penderfynu, ond nid yw'r yw'r awbl yn ddofyn yn egweithio'r ddechrau'r gwybod, a'r myfynol yn myfynol yn gyntaf, sy'n gw industryllm ac yr hyn byddwn yn rhoi iawn. Y wnaeth i chi'n meddwl yng nghymru yn dweud y cefnodol, oherwydd yna clyw yng ngyfynol sy'n meddwl i'u gwybeth sy'n mewn gwirionedd o'r hyn i'r myfynol, a'r cyfodus'n myfynol yn y gwirionedd llef. The third thing, which is the one that is the most worrying and the most difficult, is to recognise that in the social media world where people are able to pick what media they want to consume, increasingly people are starting to exist in a bubble of opinion which is shared with other people and therefore they are not listening to or in dialogue with people that have a different opinion. So we are creating a world where we either argue or ignore different opinions and as a philosopher or as a human being that just feels like a very bad place to be but for a marketer it presents a problem because if I want to take a position on something I risk alienating people who disagree with that position. So I think those would be the three themes that I would encourage Indian marketers to think about the role of women, the growth of the middle class and the importance of the middle class and how do I operate in a world of increasingly polar and bubbled opinions. And what do you think the brands can do to create a lasting impression on consumers' mind? So I think brands have always been successful and will always be successful when they are very clear on their purpose. So if a brand can say why it exists, can operate to support that existence and if everything they do communicates that commitment to that purpose that I think if they execute their marketing well then that's what creates the lasting impression because we remember brands for what they stand for because a brand only really exists in my mind and it's only going to really have a place in my mind if it has a purpose and if it operates that purpose with integrity. So that would be my main message to brands, be clear on your purpose, be clear on why you want to be in here and to execute that with integrity.