'A diamond is forever': Amul pays tribute to 'original James Bond' Sean Connery with utterly butterly topical

One day after the death of the first James Bond, Scottish actor Sir Sean Connery, Amul paid tribute to him in their style in its utterly butterly topical. 

Taking to their verified Twitter account, Amul shared a new cartoon featuring their signature mascot along with the late star in a monochromatic post. Amul posted the topical in which they highlighted Connery’s finest work and his evergreen dialogue. 

Check out the picture here. 

 November 1, 2020

The doodle features Connery in the 007 avatar as he fires a shot out of the revolver. Amul's mascot can also be seen standing at the back while holding a diamond. The image also features a huge diamond on the right of Connery, with the classic 007 logo. 

For the uninformed, Sir Sean Connery died at the age of 90 on October 31, the actor's family confirmed to BBC News. His son Jason informed that the actor was unwell for a long time. He said that the veteran actor died peacefully in his sleep in Nassau, Bahamas. It is one of the places where James Bond films were widely shot.

"A sad day for all who knew and loved my dad and a sad loss for all people around the world who enjoyed the wonderful gift he had as an actor," Jason said. Connery's publicist Nancy Seltzer said, "There will be a private ceremony followed by a memorial yet to be planned once the virus has ended."

Sir Sean is best remembered for playing James Bond. Being the first actor to have played the suave character, Connery played the role in seven long films.

The actor made his first appearance in the Bond film 'Dr No' which released in 1962. The character was inspired by Ian Fleming's book.