[VIDEO] Must-Watch Raya Ads Of 2024 That'll Make You Laugh, Cry, And Feel All Fuzzy Inside

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Editor's note: This list is in no particular order.

Have you ever wondered what it'd be like to celebrate Hari Raya in a different dimension, with a family like yours, but not really? Watsons' Raya ad gives you a glimpse of that, with a star-studded cast of Ayda Jebat, Nadhir Nasar, Ropie Cecupak, Sabri Yunus, Angeline Tan, Catriona Ros, Nazrudin Rahman, and COEX!

A lawyer decides to help a woman who was caught stealing and faces a maximum jail time of seven years. The thing is, she was arrested for stealing a pencil case. Unable to convince her accuser from dropping the case, he has to find another way, but time is running out.

Based on a true story, RHB Bank's Lembaran Baharu short film may bring you to tears — don't say we didn't warn you.

Etiqa's Raya film, Niat, follows the journey of Shukri, who pesters his family to let him do all the household chores, so he can save up for a pair of headphones before Hari Raya. Does he manage to get enough money in time for the festivities? You'll have to watch to find out.

This festive ad is funny and feels particularly close to home, especially with all the hype about AI. The seven-minute video is not shy to take a few jabs at AI's limitations, but ultimately comes around to show you a side of AI you may never have thought of before.

Oh, and make sure you stay on for the plot twist at the end!

And the answer is... Yes, everything you order from bekal by foodpanda is confirm halal — order food from halal restaurants, and get it delivered in halal-certified bags by professionally trained riders, so you can feast with peace of mind.

From getting your car checked and ready to go, to preparing bekal to keep you energised for the long journey, Red Bull wants you to have a safe drive home this Hari Raya. Remember, rasa penat, silalah berehat, pandu cermat, jiwa selamat!

A daughter surprises her dad and his two friends when she asks him to save her duit Raya in Simpan SSPN. With his both friends clueless about it, the dad proceeds to present a whole sales pitch for Simpan SSPN. Funny and informative, don't forget to keep watching till the end!

With a heavy heart, Rahmat decides to leave his mum in a nursing home, as he is unable to juggle the busyness of work and taking care of her. But he promises that this will be temporary. However, things take a turn when Rahmat forgets to pick up his daughter from kindergarten, leading his daughter to think that he is leaving her behind too.

Fauzan and Lyla's family is visiting for the festive season, but they soon start talking among themselves about how Fauzan has been staying home, while Lyla is the breadwinner for the family. Little do they know, Fauzan has not forgotten his responsibility to provide for the family — even if it's in a slightly unconventional manner.

Abdul is known for making the villagers naik minyak (get angry), but he always brushes it off. That is, until he meets his match, Marsya, who wishes that everyone Abdul has ever made angry disappears from his life. Featuring a funny play on words and lots of silly scenes, this short film will keep you on the edge of your seat up to the very end!

What is Dom really up to? And who is Ah Kon? Plus, why is Dom's mother so obsessed with her gold jewellery?

You'll have to watch LBS Bina Group's witty Raya short film to make sense of it all. Poking fun at the overly glamorous side of the influencer lifestyle, this film reminds us of what's truly important this festive season.

This Hari Raya, Ina is on a mission to investigate and figure out where all her duit Raya has gone the years. After all, every duit Raya packet that she's ever gotten has always been given back to her mother. While Ina starts to draw conclusions in her head, the truth is far from what she imagined it to be.

Featuring Malaysian singer and actor Alif Satar, Perodua's Keberkatan Lebaran is a must-add to any balik kampung playlist. The song is catchy and memorable, but more importantly, it carries an important message — keberkatan (blessings) come from a place of being syukur (grateful).

Maxis' festive film follows the journey of a husband who is celebrating Hari Raya with his in-laws for the very first time. With simple, yet heartwarming scenes, this ad reminds us that different kinds of Raya celebrations can still be meaningful, even if we're not yet familiar with them.

As atuk spends time with his grandkids during Raya, he starts to reminisce back to a time when he was a kid, and considers what salam meant to him. Throughout the film, you'll see how the main character's understanding of salam changes at different phases of his life. Ultimately, this film reminds us to appreciate each moment of forgiveness and embrace every "salam from the heart".

Titled Rindu-rinduan Anak Bulan, IJM Land's festive short film humorously follows Pak Ahmad's numerous attempts to capture the elusive moon amidst the lively Raya preparations in a quaint village. From comical antics to whimsical escapades, Pak Ahmad's journey culminates in a dream where he envisions transcending into the moon world!

After getting warned by atuk regarding the dark and scary bilik air luar, Abang, Adik, and Baby are all determined to be the first to wake up to mandi in the one bathroom at home. Watch to see how the siblings plan and try to outsmart each other in this hilarious Hari Raya ad.

Featuring a fun, catchy tune, Guardian's Raya music video features moments we can all relate to during the festive season. Whether it's getting busy to prep the house or cook up Raya recipes, Guardian wants to remind us all that "Syukurnya kita masih bersama" (thankfully we are all still together).