case: American multinational food manufacturer Kellogg's, best known for its wide array of breakfasts, has now offered Indians an alternative that is still very much inspired by Indian cuisine.

The company which boasted previously about having the ability to change the way people eat, even so much so as "defeating croissants and donuts in France", is now making a version of the Upma which is tailored to the Indian appetite.

As per a product listing of this Nutty Upma on Amazon, its version of the upma is for you whenever you are away from home and craving for mom's food. Kellogg's Nutty Rava Upma will be at your disposal to "make you feel closer to home".

It also contains a traditional blend of Indian pulses like chana dal and urad dal along with other ingredients that go into the making of this staple Indian breakfast ready to be made in 3 minutes.

Many Indians have taken to social media to point out how in order to "change the breakfast habits of Indians", the cereal maker had to resort to creating something inspired by more traditional breakfasts from the country.

Q1: Will this brand extension work successfully for Kellogg's in the long run, justify your answer.

Q2: Globally, the product 'Cornflakes' is synonyms to the brand "Kellogg's", what effect will such brand extension have on its global brand positioning?