Users who are protesting against MS Excel as Surf Excel, are giving bad ratings on the Play Store

Users who are protesting against MS Excel as Surf Excel, are giving bad ratings on the Play Store

Surf Excel is trying to give a message of brotherhood to the target of social media users these days. This section is opposing a section of the social media showing the Hindu child and Muslim child.
Many users have started a campaign against Hindustan Unilever by writing #SurfExcel on social media. The most interesting thing about this is that some people are boycotting MS Excel along with Surf Axel by visiting the Google Play Store, while some are lowering their ratings.

Indeed, some people are boycotting MS Excel as Surf Excel and giving it the lowest rating of 1 star. At the same time some people argue that Excel is behind it and now that seeing this ad now hates the word excel, they are boycotting it.

It is worth mentioning that Surf Axel had tried to give a message of Hindu-Muslim harmony on Holi through the 'Rang Laa Sang' campaign. This add-in about one minute shows that the Hindu girl wearing white T-shirts walks round the bicycle in the street and pulls all the children's colours over them.
After this, he goes out of his Muslim friend's house and says that the colour is over. Then he sits on the bicycle and leaves the mosque's door. In the last climb on the ladder, she says, the colour will fall later. On this, his Muslim friend smiles slowly. Surf Axel, owned by Hindustan Unilever, had tried to deliver this message through the community that the colours could come along with the society. The end of this advertisement is with the traditional tagline of Circle Axle 'stain good ones'.