One of the greatest advantages of the 42 cm 2-blade fan in the Delhi market is its affordability and accessibility, making high-tech branding no longer limited to multinational companies or large franchises. Available for rental at just ₹1000–₹1500 per day, and sometimes even less for longer-term rentals or package deals, it has quickly become a go-to choice for small-scale businesses, startups, local retailers, and vendors operating on modest budgets. During festivals like Diwali, Holi, Eid, and Christmas, when competition surges and every store is trying to attract customers, hologram fans are rented in bulk across the city. Sweet shops in Sadar Bazaar use it to show animated laddoos or gift hampers, clothing shops in Laxmi Nagar flash 3D “50% off” offers, while electronics stores in Patel Nagar showcase a rotating hologram of the latest phone or gadget. In areas like Kamla Nagar, Sarojini Nagar, and Janpath, where young crowds dominate and social media is king, the fan becomes not just an advertisement, but an Instagrammable experience. People take photos and videos of the floating visuals, unknowingly turning into brand ambassadors as they share it online, amplifying the reach of the promotion far beyond the street corner or stall.